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The Battle ground Come ntion.-The
Tippecanoe battle ground Convention
has just come off, and is thus described
by the editor Of the Tippecanoe Journ-
al:


"The scene upon the ground beggars
description, and we shall mako no attempt
to describe it. The numbers present
were variously estimated; from tweniy
TO thirty thousand; bu! the most preva
lent opinion among those with whom we
conversed, and who were situated so as
TO have a survey Of the mighty multi
tnde, was, that there were $4,000 on
the ground. 1t was, as was remarked
by one oft the speakers, a uast sea Of
human beings, all animated with an ar
dent attachment to the glorious princi-
pies Of our Constitution-which are
identical with those of the Wing party,
and determined TO do or die, in their
support and triumphant vindication.
1t was a proud, a glorious day, and a
sure precursor Of the signal success of
the Wings in August and November
With perfect confidence, we assure our
friends abroad that Indiana will be-
nay, is redeemed"