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IHE WHres AND THE "NATIvEs THE locofo.
cos alarmed at the energetic and popular stand
taken by Mr.. Selden with regard to the native,
movement, are endeavoring to create an impres-
sion that after all the wings and "natives" intend
TO club together and unite as they did in the last
election This is altogether too shallow a trick
Every body must be fully aware that the wings do
not mean to have the slightest amagamation with
the "natlves." In several OF the wards the wbips
have had reconsideration Of their ticket, when il
was ascertaned that none of their candidates had
been taken up by the "natives'' or were even sus
pected OF assimilation with them and from alder.
man down to constable (the wings are determined ID
10 have no nominee,unlesshe be out and out whe)
and dead opposed to "nativeism." Several of the
whIg candidates have been thus rejected, and
others substituted. The wings will make manly.
fair, upright and downright whig fight. Thew will
have nothing to do in thought, word or deed with
natveism." That is as certain as that the sun
will set in the west this evening, or that Dudley
Seden and those associated with him have iden,.
he'd themselves with the original and true princ;.
pies ct civil and religious liberty And so another
week will fully discover in the face of heaven and
all men.