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Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6, 1919


had almost concluded not TO write little of mpor.
tance had transpircd. The Native Convention has
yet adjourned die They continued in session till
u o'clock Saturday night discussing various mater
and exhibiting the greatest comparative OF little
ness liberality, ignorance and folly condens
ed into small assembly. wndier frothier
congregated together and the confident man.
and wise looks with which they proposed shut
down the matches and prevent immigration to this
try or keep the emigrant in subsection, really
sing. Why, they talked cody of keeping foreigners
out Of this country their pse dirt all thatwas
necessary to effect that object While was among them
began seriously to doubt whether had accidentally
strayed into convention OF lunatics What stop the
tide OF immigration to this country from the old world


wonder they did not introduce resolution to compel
water to up hill of curiosity or appoint com.
mittee to draw out the tide for fear Of its bringing
some communicating foreign slime up our rivers The
fact is preposterods convention never came TO.
gether, and it required all the energy and comm n
sense which lew could bring to bear prevent from
enacting of the broadest farces ever exhibited 10
people And indeed as 1t is their proceedings will ex.
cite the rsoies of every sensible man in the country
Tomorrow they adopt address, and will read 1t 10
mass meeting Of their party to be assembled in ndepen
dence Square. They call it second Declaration OF In
dependence, "heaven save the mark :" out Of comp
ment to Lewis c. Levin its author who has taken MANY
opportunities to show that the past declaration written
by old friend Of foreigners named Thomas Jefferson
was humbug, andstoally napplIcale to this country
and its institutions Levin has charitably set to work 10
supply the deficiency and the Natives will put it forth
tomorrow.


The shhier Club OF New York, and the Eagle Club OF
Boston iet our city for home yesterday. They were
the occasion OF vast deal OF noise and shouting but
think their lungs must be considerably improved before
their shouts Will avail in carrying their measures n q
doomed party, and that IL is doomed argues we'll far
the justice and corcctnesof the sober second thoughts
Of the people. e


Our people continue to leave the city for the season
and we are growing duler every day. Last year We
were enivened by rebellion, but this year we will
begin to think, be spared any such amusement


The Walnut Arch and Chestnut street theatres have
opened for short summer season, and produce some
very pleasing pieces. The Ethopians hand and
src endeavorng to furnish their quota of fun TO enyer
the dullness OF our summer months