The CITY Canvass.
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The Wale WARD MEETINGS oi our city nave
,.,s,y b4eo more numerous and never more entnu-
s;as,;c and determined than al this time n fmf
U'Aig fIket mas been nominated IN erefy faTa'
while neither Of The Antagonist parties have yet
corooleted their tickets. Mr.. SELDEN is speaking
from Ward to Ward to large gatherings OF ardent
and determined Wings, and his frankly expressed
views Of the questions involved are listened 10 "'h
hearty approval by many who have been es'fahssu
f,o,n the Wing party, who by calurnny have been
reoelled from our ranks. There isno longer dopot
or f.ar as 10 the mass Of the Wings Ihey VIII
stand on their own ground, rally under Their own
banner. and support their own candidates Who
ever asserts anything contrary to this, grossly ca
lumniates them Tie NdtiUes eaanOt carry st"gce
Clqy Hard in The city, and we do not think they
can Polk Ward, though we are not certain as to
the two or three Eastern Wards. lfit were notiol
the disrust excited by past errors, we could poii
20 900 votes for the Wing tickets throughout, ana
we hope that dstrust is passing away


Wings here and elsewhere! believe not the tales
of open opponents or hollow pretenders. Every
day increases the number who are fully resolved to
battle noby for the Good old Cause. New-York
Wings absent on business make pom, ot being
home on the s,h of April.