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-, ,,,,;es are plain. Judge We this day wtom
ve vii serve. Remember ,hat 1t Is an las''
anv man OF sense To scg that NJ. = roi-' - "0' W
no.:cd 70 TIE ;arlfT and IN favor OF Texas.


The meeting Was also add'essed py fi'n'
rs.~c,z GRANGER, of New-York; Hon. ROBERT
r W,yr,,aop. Of Boston; Horace GHEELEf' oi
Se~york: D. P. TYLER, Of Hartford; W. L.
Roa>sox, Of Nsw-Haven: JosEFH HOVE, o'
Eev.york: Hon. CHARLES Henson J b. FL
:,-r,.r oi c.. &c. whose sentiments am sorry
I have not time TO write out.


The meetrr--, .u,cn had assembled a. about
II, adjourned about O'Clock, with three times
three cheers ior Cav ard Frelinghuyscn. VOWS.


WING Meetings.


There was q gathering Of some /, ,5Uo treemen
Of wss;cro Connecticut with few from Mas
s..busc,,s. at Furnace Village, Salisbury, CT on
Saturday. A. H. HoLLEY presided tx Gov
Wu. W. ELLSWORTH Of Conn. first spoke an
.ou, and half in plain and practical exposition
Of the Tariff and Texas ores.ioas. pTecen:!ns i
yreat anorn: OF statistical illustration OF the
effects OF Protection. HoaAcg GREELEY OF ~
Y. followed at the same length. j. ELDREDGE
O; Hartford CT. next took the stand, and was
speaking with great energy and force when was
obliged to commence rapid march for The hnd-
son to head the nigh. t7at from Albany. The
day was cloudy and favorable TO outdoor gather
ings, the attendance, considering the sparse popu-
lation OF that rugged region was cutie large, and
an excellent spirit was eyinced. Connecticut
will give any reasonable majority for Clay and
Frclinghuysen-we think at least 1000.


Asx.ysAs-We have private advlces ifom THIS
State of ,hcmost encouraging nature. The Wings
are inil Of activity, aud united TO man. CHAP
MAN. The Loco F0co candidate for Governor, has
Withdrawn from the canvass, and after much
pickering, a Mr. General Drew has been pitched
upon as his successor. The Little Rock Times
saws he is an old Nu!fcr, and that he will be
badly beaten. The Times is Loco Foco, but
supports the anti Sewer portion OF the party, who
have their regular ticket. General BYRD is their
guberna,orial candidate The Wings are firmly
emitted together in support of lheir ticket, and
have strong hopes OF electing LeRtNzo GIBSON
Governor, and DAVID Waller to Congress they
are running with Aying colors. now, that's GER
tam. Cincinnati Atlas.