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NArivlsM IN PENNsYLvANIA,-lnt The old and popu-
lous County Of Lancaster, Pa. tbs Wing majority is
very great but the conference of the party is weak
ened by the incongruousnesS OF the materials which
united TO form il. Whenever there is faction any
where, 1t is sure raise Its head in Lancaster, and
every new party is sure 10 have II ticket up in that
County, Ot course, Nallvlsm early showed Itself
In Lancaster aud broush, over one OF the Wing
journals 10 It's surpoit. This was we believe, the
oniy County out OF Phiiadelphia IN which Native
ticket was run last Fall, aud the candidate upon ii
for Congress received 20o0 votes. A renewed aud
desperate efior, was made for Na,ivSm a, the Town
Elections on Friday the 2lst The Examiner X
Herald of the 26h has full returns, from which we
learn that, though two or three Natives have been
run into r.inor offices by coalitions with the Loco
Focos, yet not single Jstcc Of that furty has been
ehose', IN the County. The Justices chosen in the
thir,y-two towns Choosing one or two each) and
boroushs stand Il Wing, Is Loco.Foco; Native
noHs. So pershes the a,temp, 10 organize Ma
tive party in this thoroughly American and Pro,es-
tant Wing stronghold