Native American Meeting.
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Reported Tor 1 he Il ribune


The new Hall of this organization at the corner
Of Broadway and Grand-street, was opened last
night yet in spite of much extensive effort and the
noise of sundry drums and trombone, which the
committee had adopted secundem ercmpiar of the
Museums, il was not crowded The meeting was
advertised TO come off al halfpast seven, yet it
was nearly eight before the leaders of the party
called il to order. Besides the band in the room,
upon the balcony there was another in full blast,
winch mingled its harmony with the whizzing of
rockets which from time 10 time were discharged.
Upon the right hand of the Presidents Chair was
most disconsoate looking Goddess OF Liberty, hold
ing in her hand scroll, upon which was inscribed,
RErEAI OF THE NATURALIZATION LAW" and pre-
senting Bible, (whether King James's or the
Douay version did not aprear) TO sundry children.


Alderman SCHiEfFEI-lS was called TO the Chair by
acclamauon, and immediately returned thanks that
he had been invited TO preside over meeting called
for the purpose OF resisting the encroachment OF
foreigners and preserving 10 the American People
the possession Of the Bible. The Alderman stated
that he would not have accepted the nomination
had he been a candidate for reelection, but that
this not the case, and after the 18th OF May he
would again be private citizen


The call for the meeting was then read and
long series of resolutions bepralslng the City Gov
ernment and Mayor Harper, unanimously adoped.
the band then executed capitlily the StaI-Spangled
Banner, ana long address was delivered oy
Mr.. CAMrBELL, in which that gentleman assumed
the position that the Repeal OF the Naturalization
Laws would benefit not only the United States but
foreign Immigrants by removing them from the in
Auence of political demagogues.


After Mr.. Campbell had concluded, Mr.. GREENE,
one Of the Editors Of the American Republican,
addressed The meeting, reading from slip OF paper,
evidently the proof of newspaper column Qor
which see Am. Republican OF today Other
speakers addressed the meeting.


n. B-While the Editor of the American Re-
publican hafangued the meeting inside, the Sub
Editor OF the Ensign was holding forth in Broadway.