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TIE Wing Mass Meeting at NEwHAyEN on
wednesday was real 1914 demonstration
probably the largest assemblage ever convened IN
the State. The Clay Clubs OF about half the
State we,o there in great force The whole num-
Der present is estimated a: 10000. Gen.
DE.als KIMBERLY presided, and made brief but
energetic speech, and was followed by Hon Jons
NJ BssRIeN OF Georgia, JOSEPH l.. WHITE OF
this City, Gen. LESLIE COMBS Of Kentucky,
Judge BssELL OF Fairfield Co. WM. H. VAN
WAGNER OF Poughkecpsie, JOSEPH HoxlE, &c
Two meetings were organized beside which Gen.
CoMas mounted wagon in the street in the
mids. of dense crowd (Which soon became
denser) who could not hear the otner speakers,
and gave one of his inimitablc Kentucky ha-
rangues The People would hardly let him of
when the nightboat left, but insisted on having
another speech from him, after the Blacksmith
closed. The day was we'll improved, and will be
felt in November.