

EfONI TTt .Nh9lINIiIe
Tae Wing Fires Burn Brightly Eight
Thousand; ia SOrncIi!
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Thousand ia SouncIi!


The Wings of Aiaurv and Williamson living at
and in the vicinity oi Sprng Hi, gave a Free
Barbecue on Friday, the l9th inst. inviting their
fellow. citizens. far and near, 20 participate III the
hnspita!itics uf the occasion. The result waS an
immense inga,hcrlng of the People, brought to-
aclher Tor The most part by the common sentl-
nent ct devotion t. tie u ing cause; the mum
bers variouSly estimated AT from six TO ten thou
sand. including upward Of two thousand ladies.


The sceGe. as represented to us by eye wit
Il glorious communion of the Wing bfethrcn-a
spontaneous out-pouring of the Wing spirit, and
such a manifestation OF Wing determination,
witna as must have carried dlsmay 10 the heart
of every Loco Foco who chanced to witness IT,


Maior G.. A. Henry was the principal speaker.
He was in his happcst mood OLD Patrick
himself never addressed the Wings of '76 with
more hearty good will. The fire OF the orator
was only cquaed by the enthusiasm of his
hearers. IL was a regular "r0uSemeHt" that
speech, and such dcaiening shouts as rent the
air and such shaking of hands as followed were
never before seen in that quarter. The meeting
was within ten miles OF Mr.. Pok's residence and
within the limits Of his own county--this fact
only added fresh zeal to the occasion. Had it
been at his very door, in the town of Columbia,
the same loud huzzas must have proclaimed the
sentiments of the Wings Of Maury, though with
out any purpose to wound the sensibilities of the
Loco Foco nominee for the Presidency.


