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ncs- Mr.. SgLDEN's SpEecu has thrown the Nd
tive camp into coHvulsions. For months, the Cor
pora,ion fupctionaries and enissaries, backed by
the Harper journals which still take the name OF
Whig in vain, have been coaxing aud pleading fcT
Whig votes Why shouldn't you all vote for
Harper and the res, Of US lyon know there is only
a nominal difference between us-why let The
Loco.Focos triumph for a ,same " IT was IN vain
that the Wing party has repeatedly and formally
disc!aimed Natiyism-our volunteer cousins, (want-
ing to use us,) insist sticking to US like burTs
Bu, MIR. Selden, following the lead Of the Wing
General Committee, has deliberately and feariessly
declared to them that the Wing party does not SYM
palhize with Nativism-tilat we are utterly at va
rance, and so must remain Now let those who
are bsnt ON an anti-Immlgrant anti Catholic cru
SADIE come out openly for Harper, and not work
for him in a skulkins, undcrhand fashion, while
pretending TO support The Wing candidates. The
Wings of this city have definitively taken ground
in hostility to the Native movement. Let each
voter choose his side and manfuy avow 1t. There
can be no union nor compromise between Wing
eery and Natiyism Thousands Of inhexible Wings,
defrauded once too often, lmperatlvely forbid the
banns. There is no concord between the two par
ties--there can be nothing but antagonsm, until, IN
a fair struggle, one goes to the wall The Wings
may temporarily be beaten, but they will stand OF
fall on their own principles and neither be beaten
nor betrayed in another camp than their own


We hope to publish a complete report of Mr.
Selden's Speech tomorrow. -