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Qua ELEcTIoN.-A very few words will
suffice TO tell the story The Whias are
badly beaten al the election JUS, closed.
because only few would work and a very
large number would not even vote. we
might have carried every thing, ana have
nothing. Jonathan d.. Stevenson may
possibly be defeated by the highest Whig
candidate, but it is bare possibility, ami
not at all probable. Luiher Bradish is
beaten snnie 5000 votes in our city bv
Edward Sanford, and Morris Franklin al
least 4-1iO by Samuel O<good. The
Whig Assembly ticket j. beaten, in the
averag, fary as much as oar Scnaior.--
Mr.. = zsossi, haff.sg- neirik fos r,ase
majority IN Kings, and perhaps as many in
Richmond. is elected Senator by plural
ity nearly 6.OoJ. The united vote Of
Bradish and Ely exceeds that Of SANFORD
some 1900. So on The Assembly tickets.


Naliveism has received most conclu-
siye de.cat-worse than we anticipated
We thought Franklin would oulrun Hufy
for reg sier, but hardly hoped that the
whig Assembly ticket, would come out
ahead o. the native. We now believe il
has done so, however. And now looking.
at the regular taper-of Of the native vote
in our city, for three and really four Elec-
tons (fnr the real native strength in the
Fall OF 1914 was much less than in the
Spring IF that year, after having carried
the city in the Sprn. of Al, again got Il
in the Fall of that year, and then seen
their number dwinde down from $4,000
10 ID 0j0. AMI now 10 less than 10 go
We respectfully urge such wings as have
been led into the alliance TO con ,ider wheth.
er they ought not to come back to their
old friendsi What is the use OF prosecu-
ting an utterly fiuiiless and ineffective cru
sade against "ForeignrTs," FIR the sole
advantage and profit M Locofocoisml Do
exercise your reasoni


The Fote is very light, and our returns
imperfect. We kept gathering them till
we had enough perfect s;irleil and then
left of. Those who want any more shall
be accommodated in our Second Edition


M. N. Tribune.