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As we have no shadow OF apprehension that the
Courier's preposterous advice, that the WHiGS
should nominate the Natire american Candidate
for Mayor, will be followed, we shall waste 10
words in exposing the mischieis oi such couisf'
We do not believe hundred Wings IN the oiN'
beside those who have from the FIRST been inlfigu.ns
and coouettipg with Nativism, 10 the rrepafaoie
injury of the Wing cause, would consent 10 any
sncb coalition There are great many who were
formerly thorough Wings who have, from lofFo'
,f ponerv, or for some other equally solid reason,
abandoned the Wing party and united with poF-
tion Of their old opponents undei 'he A,''eil."'i
Reonb,ican, banner These are OF course Tor liar
per and for restricting Naturalization 10 the last
extent: but iha. the Wings proper concur IN these
yews ia what they have never SAID nor authorized
any man to say for them Many would doubtless
prefer some change in the Naturalization laws, cal
culaied TO prevent frauds and abuses, II they could
themselves prescribe that change and have IT effect
ed at once hut entering on vague, inlerminaoie
crusade against Naturalization, with no rational
prospect of success and with certainty OF exciting
embttered lealouses and hatreds and arrayins
against US the great mass Of Adopted Citizens, IN
cludng those who may become such durlnS the
progress Of the struggle, is another ALTAR altogether
We know no Wings who wish to enter on any such
crusade if there ever were any such, IT is ialr
presumption that they have joined the Natives. To
thai party they rghtfuly belong, and with 1t they
will undoubtedly act, let their words be as they
may All the favor the Wing cause has right TO
expect of them is that they frankly ayow them
selves Native, and do not, by 4 contrary course,
unjus,ly prejudice Adopted Citizens agalns, the
Wigs


We cannot doubt that the proceedings oi the
Wing Ward Meetings last evening, unless those
Meetings were shamefully interiered with by those
who had no right TO act in them will evlnce very
general resolution TO steer clear of the M@strom OF
Na,ivisln, and beware OF the pilots who would
tempt us into those treacherous waters.