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Serio-Comic Denomination Of the Temper


ance, Whig and Native FactiOns-Ths Last


Grand Rally Of the Tcctotalers mt National


Hall before the Election.


About five hundred persons assembled last even
inga National Hail. Canal street, pursuant to call
which appeared in several daily papers, requesting
the friends Of Temperance to rally and support an
excise ticket Appeals had been made 1T the vo-
,ers Of New York." support candidates for sena-
to exert themselves TO have this city included in the
Excise Law. As will be seen, by reading the an
as candidates on the Temperance ticket. A union,
therefore, has again taken place between the Wings
and Natives, and Teetotalism has been used as the
platform on which the bonds Of brotherhood might
be woven in perfect safety. This is certainly Gu
rious, philosophical ludicrous, extraordinary, and
funny affair The great question is, will the mongrel
ticket succeed


On the eve Of great and important election, the
thing was consummated, and some singular and un-
looked for results may accordingly be anticipated.
Nous


The meeting was called to order by James Stockwell.


DR.. A. d. Wilson appointed Chairman. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected