The Spirlt OF XNestchester.
{"character_count": 1698, "word_count": 292, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9656999707221985], "ccnet_perplexity": [2045.699951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}



North CASTLE. WestcIiester Co. July l. 1874.
The Wings of North Castle had an old-tashioned
gathering last Saturday evening TO form Clay Club.
The Log Cabin filled with the true-hearted
Wings OF this town, including a small sprinkling of
the right kind from White Plains and Rye.
The meeting was addressed by ALEX. H. WELLS
and JAMES E. BEERS Esqrs. who were received
with repeated cheers, and VINO gave us just the right
kind of talk.


A Clay Club was organizsd-Job Sands, our new
Wing Supervisor, was appointed Presidenr-James
Banks end William A. Hustled, Vice Presidents. and
Nehemiah Sares and Lenan B. Trippe, Secretaries.
Spirited resolutions were passed, and when II was
announced that five persons were present who voted
for Van Buren, in 1910, and who were determined To
vote for Clay in 1914. there up a shout from
the meeting which awakened the echoes ofl8i0, and
made the old Cabin shake again; bun there no
danger oi its coming down. for II built by West
che,ter farmers from mountain oak and ASH and the
joints we'll cement-d with Clay.


insert the following Il specimen OF the resolu-
tons passed:


they and ha th's who suddenly giien love
with Texas Liberty there without delay many
- -r iIs-us pretec-or, the subtrenursrs- nave done
before them but tnnt u they hold uu, after election, they
accompany John Tyler and .jtrtny Polk that unr
stHr By the of alt


hesofred Thai there but sdes - the question in the
prssent cvner. clay. Country. aud Protection
Amercnn Lahor-or Prlk Texas, and Bruh Free Trade
ard that we 60 Tor the former.


some patriotic Wing Songs were sung bv Mr..
Sweet. aud me meeting adjourned with three times
three for CLAY and FRELINGHuYsES


Yours &c.