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There IVES a Wing Gathering OF come 5000
at Vinccntown, Burlington Co. n J. on Wed
nesday last, which was addressed by GEORGE Il.
BaowN OF Somerset, J. F. RANDOLPH, of New
Brunswick, and II w. GREEN of Trent,n. A
deep and earnest feeling was evinced by the great
concoursc.


There was another great gathering in CAMDEN
Co. the next day, which was addressed by most
OF the above gentlemen. We have but few par.
tcuiars.


There was Wing assemblage OF some 1900
at Middletown, Monmouth Co. on Thursday,
which was addressed by Fl. G. SMITH OF Tennes-
see, JACOB S. YERGER of Mississippi, II. GREE.
LEY of n. York, AxsEL BAscoM Of Seneca Falls,
do. and MORGAN BATES Of Michigan. The day
was incemtnt, but the attendance was unex-
pecteGly large for such citadel Of Loco-Foco-
ism The speakers were heard with profound
attention, and the animated and powerful address
of Mr.. Y YgRGER was especially responded TO with
lively enthusiast.


On Saturday, some 500 to 1000 Wings met in
the village of Spotswood, MiddIesex Co. NJ.
and were addressed by C. Parker OF Newark, J.
f. RaNDoLPn of n. Brunswick, II. GagELEY OF
y. Y. and J. VAN DYKE OF n Brunswick. Con-
sderng that there was another Wing meeting at
Cranberry IT the same County, only nine miles
off, the muster in that Farming region was &
strong one. MIR. Parkef's address on Texas was
able and effective. The great rally Of Monmouth
Co. at Freehold takes place on Saturday, Sept
7th, and not as previously advertised in our col
unns. There is to bea Wing gathering at Bee
mersville, Sussex Co. On that day, which We hope
some OF our best Wing speakers will make ar
rengements to attend.