THE WHIGS OF NEW YORK.
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Tomorrow evening the Wings of our city meet
in their several Wards 10 choose Delegates 10 nom
mate their candidates for the Charter Election, ana
we notice it thus early TO entreat every wing 10
keep clear Of other engagements Tor that evening,
and be sure to attend. We have rumors OF lnten-
ton TO pack Committees in favor OF this or thai
candidate, and grave proposition 10 nominate
prominent Native as the Wing candidate for
Mayor There is one simple way TO ensure the
defeat of all underhand and personal schemngs,
and that is by procuring general attendance OF the
Wings at their Primary Meetings. Let no man
stay away tomorrow nigh, and then grunble that
the right men are not selected or, be finds fault
with any body, let itbe with himself. Nopacklng
no ciques, can have chance OF successin The pre-
aence Of the whole party


II is greatly important that honest, independent,
straightforward men should be placed on our No.
minating Committees, but IT Is no whit less lmpor-
tant that they should be men who can he relied on
to maintain the integrity and honor OF the Wing
party. Very many who have been driven away
from us by disgust at our seeming abasement to Ma
tivism are ready and eager TO come back IT they
can be assured that our banner is firmly planted on
broad Wing ground while many others, who were
decoyed away from us to Naivism by the specious
cry of "Ciy Reform" and have had surfeit o
Native Reform, will go over 10 our adversarles II
they cannot find their old party in position TO receive
and cherish them. We must, we will poll noble
Whig vote this spring, whelherwe carry the City
or not. If our candidates are universally recog-
nized as capable and woythy-aswe doubt notlhey
will be--our vote will astonish the great body OF
the Wings themselves.


We rce evidence of this in the trcpdauon and
alarm of our Native officials, who, while their
journals and their orators arc abusing the Wing
party as corrupt and rotten, have yet the matchess
impudence TO ask the Wings 10 abandon their own
organization and vote for Harper & Co. 10 keep
out the Loco.Focos. We meet this sort of gentry
on every corner virtually admitting that they have
no chance without the support OF the Wings, and
to obtain this, threatening that they wnever vote
Wing ticket again if they are defeated now. All
this is very thin moonshine In the first place,
they never mean to vote Whig ticket again al
any rate rs they intend TO run candidates for Go
vernon and for President at the next elections -
Give them triumph now, and they will be certain
10 ruin US in 1913, by getting up a Naive candidate
for President, thus carrying off part OF our votes,
aud driving all the Adopted Citizens again TO sup
port the Loco-Fccos. But lie, them be we'll beaten
now, and thus lose the Corporation aliment which
keeps their machinery in motion, andw we shall have
less trouble with them hereafter. To eflec, this,
il is only necessary that the Wings should abide by
their own principles and vote tor their own candl-
dates Wings be wary OF surprise IN your w ard
meetings tomorrow evening