THE RESPONSE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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THE RESPONSE OF PENNSlLVANlA.


The Pennsylvania Wings ever Jealous for the
honor of their State, and determined to win the
prize banner which the W higs of this city have
proH'ered, as the trophy of the Young Mems Ma
tional Convention, have determined upon the
most efficient and early organization for the pur-
pose.


The Philadelphia Forum publishes the resolu-
tons and says:


YOUNG WHIGs TO YOUR POSTS !-Baltimore
Convention of Ratification We call the atten-
ton of the Young Wings Of Pennsylvania to the
important resolution of the National Clay Club.
Twenty thousand Pennsylvanians assembedR
the borough of York, would be a most thrilling
evidence of the purity and sincerity Of their
hearts, in sustaining the great measures of the
Whig party. Let the suggestion Of the club be
carried out; let US go to work at once. There
is no reason why we should not march an army
Of 10000 men to Baltimore in May next, We
can do 1t If aoe try. Men of Lancaster, York,
and Dauphin, Wings of the entire interior, what
say you Young Wings of the Keystone to
your posts Let us win the staff and banner,
and plant it in triumph on the highest peak Of
the Alleghanies.