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The Wings of the lst Congressional District,
New.J Jersey, held large and spirited Mass Con-
vention at Salem on the 29th-Hon. Joseph Por-
ter of Gloucester presiding. Addresses were lis
tened to from Gen. P. S. Smith, Hon. VIM. l..
Dayton of n. ]. and Judge Conrad and Morton
McMichael Of Philadelphia.


DIR. EDMUND WALES Of Cape May was nomi-
mated for Congress with great unanimity and en-
thusiasm. We do not know him, but we know
CAPE MAY as community of the most ntclli-
gent, upright, substantial Farmers in the Union,
clear-hcaded and sagacious; the unwavcring
supporters of Home Industry and the Wing
Cause. Right heartily do we rejoice that TO that
little County-small in extent, but large in soul
the honor of the first Representative under the
District System has been aeaSrded. She will no.
bly, requte it.


ISRAEL r, CLAwsoN OF Salem was chosen Del
egate to the National Convention, with THOMAS
II. WHITNEY of Gloucester his alternate, and for
chile resolutions in favor Of Protective Tariff,
Public Economy, the Land Dstributiop, &c. and
Henry Clay, were adopted by acclamation.-
The RAIN during the day does not appear to have
at all damped the true Wing ardor Of the assem-
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