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The Opening OF the Spring CampsigD-Thc


Great Whis Meeting at National Hall


Speech OF Dudley seidcn-Thc WING force


fairly nrrayed against "NativeSsm,'' and


Religious Persecution.


The meeting Of the wings at National Hall last
night TO respond to the nomination of Dudley Sci
den as their candidate for the Mayoraly, Was one
oi the largest and most enthusiastic political as
semblages ever seen ia that building. AT han past
seven O'Clock the hall was crowded TO sufiocailon,
and the dense gathering was called to order by
Abraham r. Lawrence, ESD, who nominated as
President the Hon j. p PHOENIX, who according
" took the chair amid the most enthusiastic ep-
pause.


The following gentlemen were then proposed and
accented as the other officers Of the meeting:-