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NJ The CLAY CLUES OF the several Counties
and Towns of this State will bear in mind thai
the Clay CLUB CONVENTION assemblies at Utica
on the first Wednesday in June, and that each
Club is urgently requested to be present by one
Delegate, if no more. If any Club should be un-
AbIe to send Delegate, it should transmit
brief and clear statement of its location, names
of officers, number of members, &c. through the
Delegate from the County or County seat Clay
Club, each of which, it is not doubted, will take
measures 70 be surely represented. AS this will
be strictly Business OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
Organization and to providing the means OF diff
iusing Political Truth-the attendance Of con-
siderable numbers is not requisite nor expected,
but it is desirable that euery County, and as ma
ny Townships as possible, should be represented.
Friends of Henry CLAY are you ready
We have been furnished the following Letter
from the Wing Members Of Congress from this
State in reference to this Convention
WAsmsoToy, April q, 1874
J. n REYNOLDS, Esq. President Of The Central Clay CON-
mittee. Ntn- York:
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, Wing Members Of
tho House Of Representatives from New FORK, have
had their attention directed TO the patriotic Address,
issued under your official signature, to the Wings
Of our State, proposing more complete Political
Organization OF our Party by the formation OF Clay
Clubs in every County and in every School Dis
rrict of the Suite. This object, think, is one
which must commend itself TO every intelligent
Wing. These patriotic Associations are designed
aud emnently calculated TO difiuse correct inior-
nation, to build up the People in the true poliica,
faith, and to their energies III the defence and
preservation of their just nights and interests.
While, however, we entertain these opinions we
DESIRE for ourselves, refer the matter TO the State
Central Committee for decision. This is matter
affecting Organization and as such refers ITSELF we
think, appropriately TO that Committee. We shall
be quite conteGt, we doubt not all parties will be,
with its decision aud action III the premises.
We think il unnecessary, if not premature, for us
10 express any opinion on the subject of State
Convention, which is also proposed in your Address,
10 be composed exclusively OF the Officers of Clay
Clubs throughout the State. Every movement OF
this sort so important il might be the efficiency
Integrity and harmony OF The Wing Party, should be
deeply considered by the State Central Committee,
and adopted only, il at all, after the most mature
deliberalion, and under the best lights and wisdom
on the subject which they command.
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Dr The following emphatic approval of the
Clay Club Convention by the State Central Com
nnittee, (who are very properly deferred to by the
Wing Members OF Congrcss,) we have already
published, but we gladly reprint it in this con-
nexion. The response of the Committee to the
call was prompt and hearty:
CLAY CLUBS ii niy represea'ed, doubt not viii be-
beneficial influence the great political con
dict upon the result Of which depends the prosperity OF the
People, the stability OF the Government aud The destiny OF
The Wing party relies for it, upon the diffusion OF
HIGHT truth. Il appeals the intelligence and patriotism
EIDE themselves. To tins end, Newspapers Speeches,
documents and Tracts should have circulation
hs duty N the existing organzaS1 CT ihe Party deyove,
Rnd the necessity the OF such Clubs every
Town, Village, and School District in the State. We there
@ sd a SoR
ed by efficient working Wings from all parts of the State
Should this Convention 10 well atten det and result
should thorough organization of the State, will obvae
the necessity for calling the Nominating Stnte Convention
al early day as under other circumstances might be DEEM
cd expedent.
10 of the high respons be which upon us, and
OF the great triumph which promises 10 reward Rn crown our
eoits nothing need &c sad W hgs the discharge
OF their whole duty We have. the glorious PAST. album
Sxnt guarantees for sui mure oslUus FUTURE
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SPENCER KELLOGG
Darius PERRIN.
WILLIAM kETCnUM,