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G,- The real strength Of the Native party is
far below that here indicated. as the whole power
and patronage of the City was in their hands, CIV
ing them at least thousand active and interested
elrctioneers to the Wings none. twas every where
assumed that the Natives could and probably rolt!d
carry the City, and that the Wings could moi, 80
that TO vote the Whig ticket was TO throw away
your vote The influence Of this in great City
like ours, and in an election for Municipal officers
only, can hardly be overrated. Let every voter IN
the City be asked his politics to-day, and more will
answer Wing than American Republican, =
The Native vote on Aldermen and Assistants sial
5000 less this Spring than last, the ons of being
come $500 10 the Whig and rather more TO the
Loco.Foco party Even the apparent Native vote
of our City is little less than third of the total
vote. We appeal, then, 10 reasoning, thinking
men, TO say whether the attempt TO base party on


restriction of Naturalizng has rot been tired out.
Why should it be carried farther from mere spite
or spleen when all rational hope OF success has van
ished