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during which il sat with closed doors


Mr. WTNpER recalled, and presented to the court


pamphlet of the vouchers referred to in his TESTIMONY
which was received by the court and ordered to be
tached TO the record.


PHILADELPHIA, Dot. l9, Is45


The results of Tuesdays contest beginning to be
developed in the most unmstakabe manner. Doub. and
dependency have seized upon rank and file the
tive party despite the efforts of the leaders to cheer up
their spirits Notwithstanding the bold face attempted
be put upon the late defeat it has utterly annhilaed
one of their newspaper organs the Native american,
which has sunk into the .4mercan adroca and all the
rest shattered that they cannot keep aoat much
lenger The party have contributed literally to their
support but that the associations are deeply in
debt and the prospect of sustenance from public office
completely cut of, all hope of aid from that quarter
gone and see means by which they can save them.
selves from laundering The Naiire Eagle has existed
for time upon the charity of the composors and
other workmen about the Office, aided by occasional
donation for paper. Though there is disposition to
it, yetit fate is sealed The .4merican .4drocas


vile and scurrlous sheet with not 1.-THE of the abb
ity of the Eagle will perhaps last month longer
1t belongs to Thomas D. Grover, though conducted
by Baker and Elliott and it is said that it has
made hole in Growers pocket to the tune
six or seven thousand dollars, and the probability is
that he will endeavort to sustain in hopes recovering
his losses in which is reasonable to suppose he
will exert his influence to crush the other native papers,
swallow them up, SO as to give his the monopoly Of
the field. The Sun is also becouded Its circulation
for time greater than all the others of that
stamp combined; but the falling off is such, that for
time has not paid expenses. II is
involved in difficulties and proposition even on foot
order to prevent from going down forever Ten thou
sand dollars from beaten and dsprited party whose
whole strength does not truly reach fifteen thousand
voters, is something that lever be realized II is
probable that the attempt to tax the party the
pose of enabling the Sun to buy the other native
papers, in other words to reimburse the propretors
of these papers for the losses they have sustained and
enable them to draw out of the speculation without burn
ing their fingers more than they have done leaving the
track free to the Sum- Avery pretty contrvance by the
way, to cast the loss of their respective undertakings
mass of their party In order to bring their
deluded partizans up to the work. the papers
moving heaven and earth to keep up their spirits
The pslpable misrepres are ay paraded
with loud fourishes Among the bodest of these false
hoods the assertion that the natives defeated by
combination of the two old parties Admitting for the
sake ofthe argument that this is true which il is not
what does prove Simply this that the masses
of both parties conceive the principles and practices of
the native party to be dangerous institutions and
irresstibly impeed to bury their differences and
unite their strength order put it down But the as
sertion is not true glance at the figures will show
In the city and county OF the democrats poll
their ual vote while almost where the whg
dwindled down to scarcely half their strength. But
where do the wings Not certainly to the democrats
for their vote the usual except in ark
and it is fair to presume it has been given by nearly the
persons One fact shown by the figures settles the
matter conclusively TO every intelligent mind and is
where
anything like their usual vote the sa,es the small.
est of all three At every poll the democratic vote
usual and in every instance where falling of in the
whig vote is not sufficient to give the natives the mao-
rity, the majority rests with the democrats The only
exception this rule is in the district of Southwark and
this exception is doubted The conclusion there.
FORE irresistible that far from the wings and demo
Gratis amalgsmatng against navism nativsm derives all
its strength from that portion Of the wbig party whose
Tors. To effect the overthrow of democracy they
ready to join in organization with which half
them did not actively sympathise.


Now, what is the inference to he drawn from the
state of the vote just described Tho democrats, of
who stood to their ticket have ambition Of being in
small minority and that therefore, they must be also
animated by the same active hostility The inference
then is that in this city and county there is solid vote
of 26 900, of both parties rreconcaby hostile to the
spirit of natvism nearly twotnirds Of the voters of
the city and county of Philadelphia II native leaders
take comfort and draw favorable augures for the
from such state Of things their organs Of hore
must be enormous Depend upon it, sir, nativsm Is
down It may raise its head Southwark Kensington
and Spring Garden for while, but there hold IS
so faint that at the next trial will be broken, and
the county of Philadelphia completely redeemed from
of the most unfortunate and dangerous political or
CARNATIONS witnessed in this country II dan
fortunate, because 20 many worthy citizens yielded
the phrenzy The leaders base political hacks who
of their corruptons while the rank and file numbers
among them citizens who ne yer took part in political ef
fairs until caught by this tornado who, consequently
knew not the characters Of their leaders Of the pr
cples they carrying out and who ofcourse could
not see their until the fury of excitement had
cd. Reflection has been gradually returning and ano-
ther year will see our whole population with the film
faen from their eyes, uniting to bury the monster for
ever.


Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp, commence an engagement
tomorrow Monday night, at the Arch street Theatre
which occasion they bring out Epes sargeants
medy of Change Makes Change.


Miss Delcy, Gardiner and Brough, conclude their en-
gagement at the Arch tomorrow night and take benefit
Tuesday. saw them last night in Der Freischutz
She has voice OF great power, and which, if
spoiled by her early introduction upon the STAGE will
be superior to any ever exhibited in this country is
in to deny that this troupe is not well received in
this city. Besides, they badly supported and the
contrast between the production Of musical plays by the
the lovers of music and the drama The houses conse.
quently, have not been very good.


Welsh, Mann Delavans circus opens Wednesday
night at the National which has been elegantly retted


There is little no change in the stock market since
my last. State SIS and Wilmington railroad remain firm
at previous quotations. and Reading railroad bonds and
Lehigh es have improved Reading railrcad bonds sd.
vaneed II Lehigh s's t. Considerable activity was
manifested during Saturday, and largo sales took place
send you the closing quotations =


sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.


FIRST BOARD, Oct. ls-9 Penn. bk, 259; Far & Nee.
blk All; 200 Grard. 81; Louisville bk, So $4,000 Read.
ing r. r. us. 6s $500 Co IS TO- lo4t 500 State 6 76
Plant. bk. Ten 50; 100 Norristown IT,


s.cosp Bo.RD-loo Wilmington r. X. cash, III; 900
40 40 r. W l1f; 100 Norristown r. r. !; 5000 Ches &
pei. Canai Loan soi 1000 State 5s o5 ds 70; Mani.
Nee bk IS; 1000 Lehigh s's, AZ 26 Vicksburg Bank
81 600 Reading RR b 8, 2sl


A. ntIkn sALEs-6o Wilmington RR, bod cap. I7i; 100
ioo 200 Lehgh 6s, AZ 1000 Reading RR Bonds 6s;
i00 Norri's0wn KR, u 10000 State IS, DDS, 70.


FROM IAMrIco.--The Ventura arrived Yesterday
,rom % i,amplco, whence she sailed on the 9th ut
""A' eA'''''s from commercial letter.:


Tho nsv tariff TAMrIco, Sept 26, Is45.
OF the next MONTH and IL is said will 90 ;n,o e.. =.
four to six months The duty will be eonsidhI ~
creased on wine iron steel and brandy little on linen
thing in politics the people will r.,ar ~ E. no
ralsm but do not dare to express their opinions m @
count Of the military, who are opposed TO IT, Ten da
ago several conductas arrived from the interior NY
two millions Of dollars Of which 81 800 600 went on
board the English packet Avon. y"


MATAMoRAs, Sent. IA Ia4s