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The Mass Meeting Of ToMPKlSs Co. and VI
vinit7 took place at Ithaca on the 2ist. Inc
punbe, in attendance is estimated at 10000.
DAVID D. SPENCER, presided, and addresses were
made by Gen. ERAsrUs RooT, Gov. SEWARD
GEORGE Dawson, Judge DUER OF Tioga, r. :.
SWEET of do. JoHN 4. COLLIER and BorGHToS
of Brooma. &c. No count could be kept even OF
the Speakers, since four stands we're required to
give all chance TO listen, and MessEs. hoo''
Collier. Sweet and Boughton were ell speaking
at once. The spectacle from the steamboat on
the Lake, as the Delegations from every quarter
were seen winding their way down the NILS INTO
Ithaca, is described by Mr. Dawson as magn'l-
cent. A Prize Banner 10 the town having the
largest proportional Delegation was awarded TO
Newfield, which numbered l6SA in The pro-
cession, being nearly every Wing man, woman
and child in thetown, Total population IN '4o,
1861; Vote 367 Wing, 352 Loco) MIR. Daw-
sons graphic report in the Rochester Democrat
says;


At o'clock procession was formed OF the
Revolutionary Soldiers present who bore tnls
banner" No pensioners, said Polk-no Folk,
say pensioners,") and the guests OF the wings o'
Tompkins, headed By the Bunker He'll drummer
and iiier, who played the morning rcvcllie for
the Wing army which fought that memorable
battle And right nobly did they now perform
the task they had assumed. Although bent down
by the weight Of four score years and ten, the
shrill notes OF the ancient fife, and the merry
rattle of the venerable drum, gave token OF mcst
miraculous vigor in mind and muscle. They
paycd Washington's March and Yankee Doodle,
and wound up with three cheers; and all was
done with precision and carneStness, which
elected the most tremendous shout which ever
split the wekin. When distinct cheers were
gwen to the old drummer and fiier, and The
score of revolutionary heroes who were with
them, the hearts well overtlowed, and every eye
was moIstened


The Wings of Tompkins will have another
general muster on the 9TH October, when
DANIEL WEBSTER has promised TO be with them.


The Wings Of FuLroN County had their Mass
Meeting at Johnstown on Friday, the 23d There
were some TEN THOUSAND present-ot
course not all from Fulton County. Mo1tgome-
r ' and Herkmer were largely represented. JohN
FKorHNGnAM presided, and J. w F"wrrn. VII
LARD FILLMORE, JOSEPH HOME, GEO. Dawson
md J. h. PORTER were the speakers. Every


Vhig house (and they arc about all Of that sort IN
Johnstown) was an open house, and The tospita!i.
ty was most bounliful. MIR. Fowier's address
ON Texas and Mr.. F.llmores on the Tariff are
spoken of by the Evening Journal as remarkably
clear and corent.