A FOREIGN CITY.
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1t is stated in New York paper that the num-
Der of foreigners in that city is about seventy



If two or three thousand be the majority Of
either party among the Americans, whether Wings
or Democrats, how easy is it for this foreign null
titue to control an election in favor of either side
as they. may please. Verify the government Of
the State, and indeed Of the nation, is in the
hands of the Philistines.


Parties, as such, in New York and other pa,
ces, similarly situated, fear to come out boldly in
opposition to foreign influence; this shows the
absolute necessity on the part Of those differently
circumstanced, of attending to this important con-
cern, which requires no sacrifice of popularity.