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DOWNFALL OF NATIvIsM ~ PHILADELPHIA Ma
tvlsm IN Philadelphia in the last stages of decay
II has thus followed the example and fate of the
same movement in New York, where nativism first
started into existence, under fair and legitimate
name But that good reputation was soon lost. in
consequence OF the imbeclty, extravaganza, tolly.
stupidity and political turptude of the party in pow
er IN the Corporation of this city. The common
sense OF New York would not tolerate party thai
was worse in It's morals and in its public faith than
either Of the two old parties that had preceded il in
the government Of the city; and hence, at the las,
election here, natlvlsm was completely prostrated
feeble attempt was made In Baltimore to create a
native party, but it expired in the birth In Phia-
delpha, where nativism, or rather ultra Presbyte.
rian fanatlcism, became rampant for few months.
the appropriate fruits were seen in the creation OF
ros-the confagraton of churches--and incipen,
civil war 1t Is now, however laid completely in
the dust, and gasps in its last agonies.


This s only another evidence OF the practical
good sense and sagaclty of the American people,
even in the midst OF confusion, difficulty and dis
union In the approaching election in this city,
likewise, they will receive severe blow; for we
are prepared TO see not only the democratic party in
their NOMINATIONS, but even the wings, come out
lar ahead OF the natives