Yours, &c.
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Our whig friends have been subiectcdvto yari.
Gus disaPPoInsments of late. which. did they no,
APPEAR so chop-falen under them. might provoke
ones mi'thfnlness. We gave the other d,v an
account of the e Tariff and Texas" meeting at
Albany. where the speeches wero unpn atabIe we
now record the proceedings of n meeting at Yps.
lanti, Mich. where they had no speaking at all.
1t il an extract from letter to the Editor of the
Detr"i! Free Press:


g The coons of this place called meeting on
wednesday last, and invited an orator from De.
tr",i to address them on the subject Of the tariff
-nstr -nstrlhut'on-assumption &c.
he invitation was accepted. and the usual Notices
issued for gathering. At the appointed time the
meeting was organised and the speaker loudly
called for.--but 10, no speaker appea red After
lapse OF some time it was reported TO the meet.
ing that jolly Iocofoco. living abou, three miles
from town. seeing their absent friend at a public
house during the afternoon, and being pleased with
his anmat'ng conversation and pleasing manners,
invited him to his house, TO witness a ceremony of
anneratio" and partake of its usual festivities
ihe meeting therefore adjourned (under some ap.
Prehenson however,) to await his return, which
was next morning in the bottom of wagon quite
exhausted, covered with young hickory boughs. -