what depends OH our Charter Election.
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The Eupre.s, in the absence of any report (save
a nean-soued caricature IN the Heraldl OF the few
remarks which the Editor of this paper was fairly
compelled TO make at the Wing Meeting on Tues
day evening, sees fit 20 msrepresent their purport
as follows:


If We could see feel Editor Of the Tribune
does that the next Presidential election dpeaded upon ne
fact he1er Ar. .SeGER or -. RGrr eGs Hayor c pt.'
Cy should sadly Geplore calamity; but tie result
MayoTalty we apehend IS ~ 10 that event 40
unimportan fact who is 20 be the king OF the Mosaa-
10 coun-T5 who shall rule the Asbantees. Inc
country has nothing 10 do with municipal afans.
municipality Is concern OF and wei Voa.u !. %
five could keep the Government; of The City
ofparty.


Now we never thought and never Said 'iid' 'l''
next Presidential Election depends IN any ces,ee
upon the election OF Mr. Selden as Mayor na'
we did say, however, was this, that ii harper -
reelected. Natiyisrn willb Jumped upon as hooDy
by spawned and broken-winded poiticlans all over
the Country. National organization erected ana
, Na,ive candidate for President nominated-the
,.,o.bIa Eject of which will be TO dl'ide ane de-
Co., tho Wbios IN 1915 We are as party less
,e-f.c,Iy drilled than our opponents more easily
isd offon new issues, and therefore whatever new
o,r,v arises draws of hundreds from US 10 dozens
from our opponents Thus It has been with Anti
Masonry, Abolition, Natiyism, and will be to the
end of the chapter. But if Harper IS defeated now,
Na,ivism sill BE- arrested and die out, It's organlza
tion will be dissolved or become no longer iormida
Die, and we shall have fair straightforward con-
test in 1913 between the principles and measures of
the Wings on the one side and the Loce-Focos on
the other In such contest We shall feel great
confidence OF Wing triumph, such as we should
have had in 1914 but for the mischief made by
third parties.


It's therefore in our view Of vital importance TO
the restoration Of Whig ascendeney, or TO renew
ed struggle with any fair chance for 1t, that tho
Natives be thoroughly beaten in our Charter Elec-
ton. II is idle to talk Of this contest as 'unlm-
portant.' The Express made this very blunder a
year ago, plunged into Harperisn all over, and,
though it protested that it meant nothing thereby
bu, clean streets and City Reform helped TO drive
thousands Of Wing voters over 10 Loco -Focoism.- -
The whole country regards New York Election
with lively in,erest-not merely the result but the
n-inilles maintained and triumphant. If the
Wings OF this City dabbe in Nativism, the Adopted
Citizens of the whole Country are alarmed and re-
PEELED fromus We are quite willlng-nay, anxious,
TO separate our Municipal concerns entirely from
party politics, but that can never be done by favor
ing Natiylsm.