RockIend County.
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\ very large and spirited meeting Of the Ha-
verstraw Clay Club was held on Wednesday
evening, and addressed by T. CHKYsrAL and H.
GREELEY. The Club-room was densciy packed
and it was found necessary t1take out window,
and let the speakers address crowd in the street
also.


Rockland is awaking 10 the great struggle, and
will poll many more Wing votes this Fall than
ever before. Ali her interests imperativcly re-
quirc Protective Tariff. She las rich Iron
Mines, excellent Water. power, and an abundance
of Wood, all Of which are of little value without
Protection. In l640, her Industry anguishcd !,
in 1912 it was brought nearly to dead halt :;
now all is busy and prosperous again. Her
Farmers get better prices for their products right
at home than they could get in the City, and save
immensely in tic cost OF transportation and sale.
They do know that the times arc better now than
formerly, and they begin TO understand the rea.
son. There are changes to the right side, and
determined energy on the part of the Wings. a
Wing Mass Meeting is TO be holden at Spring.
vile on the 10Th, when the County will come tc
gethcr. Rockland gave I,020 majority for Van
Burcn in 1910; we shall be sorely disappointed if
she gives 800 for Polk this year. Ii Hon. Moses
G. Leonard will go up there and make one or
two more Speeches assai;ng American Manu-.
iac;utc,s, asserting tta: Wages have rot ad.
vancod since the Tariff was passed and pagading
his roll OF British Cloth to show the superiority of
Foreign products over American, we shall expect
to 90 much better.