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WHes nau taken the ADVICE we gave them before the
election, and selected the wings from the native
ticket, they would have had a majority in the AS
sembly-an event which would have put the party on
its legs again. and have been very disastrous to the
locofocos Seeing this, the shfewd men among the
wings are loud in their denuncauons OF Greeley and
the Tribune clique, who have deprived the party OF
victory which was SO clearly within their grasp


Everybody knows, unless he is bIockhead, that
fight between the wings and natives since it must
have taken place, would have been just as well on
Senator, Register and part of the Assembly ticket,
as fight on the whole consequently, many dis.
Greet wings were desirous of adopting union ticket
in part, and being disguised with the course taken,
more than five thousand stald away from the polls,
sufficient to have elected Mr.. Bradish as well as
other parts Of the ticket.


The whig Assembly ticket, exclusive of those on
the tempe rance ticket, received average vote OF
III 300, and the natives not on the temperance ticker
received $500, making total of 10000 votes, given
by the' two parties. he highest democratic
vote on the Assembly list, Titus, received 1915.
while Stevenson, the lowest, received 1854 Thus
II is clear, that if seven whig natives had been se-
ieced from the native ticket and placed on that of
the wings, those seven men would have been elect
ed, probably by more than two thousand majority.
making large allowance of one thousand for the
violent uncompromising wings.


Let the whig party learn wisdom from this result
lneS can never expect success if they consent to be
eo ny he nose by the Tribune clique