westchester County Elections.
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NORTH Castle, April ?. 1871.
hasten 10 communicate the glorious triumph
achieved bv the Wings ofNorth Castle ut our town
meeting Yesterday. The Loco-Focos, alarmed by
certain indications thrown out by the Electors, made
a tremendous rally and in order 10 insure success,
nominated Samuel b. Ferris, Esq. for Supervisor.
To saw that Mr.. Ferris is a worthy citizen would
not be saving enough. He is every way gentle
man. and has long been deseyedlv popular in the
country In l838-39 he represented the county 81
Albany and gave general satisfaction. This was
the man selected by our opponents 10 rally their
disprited ranks and bring out all their strength.
Samuel p Smith, Esq. was eircandidate for Town
Clerk He has long held the office and was consi-
dered inyincibe. Some OF their leaders who OBJ
a;ned their directions from Washington raised tie
Free Trade Banner and placed the election upon
that ground. The Wings instantly rallied, raised
the Broad Banner of Henry Clay and Protsctire
Tariff, and nominated Mr.. Job Sands, Manufac-
,urer. for Supervisor and Thorne Sands for Clerk.
Our Agricultural population sustained the Tariff
Ticket and every Wing Candidate elected by
a majority of forty-iour. LAST fall our opponents
had Is majority. Rely upon it, WeStchester Coun-
~ goes for Henry Clay and Protective Tariff.
The following Towns have certainly gone Wing
for Supervisors, to wit:


Grrrnburch, souieis, Found kidse,
Cnrlandt, Nnith Salem, brcioTl.
Yorktown, Louisooio, North Castle,
New Castle.


| will send YOU the rest tomorrow.


Yours, sc w. B.