Our City.
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The Wing Nominations are now complete, and
bat sevea days remain for preparation. The Eighth
is the day of Election, when NEw-YoRK CITY
MUST GO WHIG. She wiU, if all the Wings do
their duty meantime Our County Ticket is strk
ngly superior in character, capacity and fitness to
that presented by our opponents. Let any man
compare the names and judge between them. The
disparity must strike every candid citizen. In
fact, the managers in the name of our opponents
betray consciousness that the Ticket they have
concocted does not deserve the support of their
party. Otherwise, why this hanging back with
regard to their General Nesting! Why was not
their Ticket been long since submitted to the usual
arbitramsnt at Temmany Hall


But this is not the ground on which we base our
confidence of an auspicious result in the City on
next Tuesday. We believe the People will vote
with US, at any rate refuse to vote for oppo-
nents, because their own immediate interest, their
very likelihood, is dependent on the maintenance
of tie Wing policy. Every man who lives by
Labor in our City has deep and imminent stake
in the maintenance of PROTECTIVE TARIFF. The
Hatters, Tailors, Shoemakers, Weavers, &c. &c.
have direct and palpable interest in the manen-
ance of the New Tariff, which shuts out the rival
articlessheretofcre thrown in against them from Eu
rope, the produce of the cheap vassal Labor Of
that Continent, and gives additional and steadier
employment to our own workmen. The Laborers
in other vocations have less direct but equally
positive interest in the way; for it these
branches are allowed to be glutted with the pro-
ducts Of Foreign Labor, those who now live by
.hen, among us will be driven into other employ
nents to procure the necessaries of lile and thus
the amount of work and the wages of Labor will
be greatly reduced. Ecery ship mhich arrives
here from Europe loaded ,cith Manu- factured
Goods, such as ,ce can produce here, hrows at
least one thousand Of our o,cn Laborers out OF
acork for the ctnter and reduces generally the
uocges Of american Labor. We, therefore, re-
ioice when one of the Posts groaas tina, ships are
coming from Europe in ballast to buy our Cot
ton and Tobacco, that the rate Of Exchange i:
in our favor and Specie constantly flowing TO thi:
country 1t proves that better state of things is
preparing for our own Laberers, our own Produ
GERS, and even for our own Commerce. Let u.
ray of some four Foreign Debt reinforce our Cur
rsncy with Specie, and get things in better train
at home, before we resort again to lavish importa
tons. Before we bay again freely, let US become
more able to pay.


Such, we are sure. is the interest of our Work
ing People such. we are confident, is their de
sire. II only needs that some friend shall cal
upon each candid, unprejudiced Working-NIa
who is likely to vote against us, and state to hin
the views and relative position of the two parties
They ,ciu vote right if the facts fairly befor
them Especially must this be the case with th
GERMANS now settled and naturalized among US
They are familiar with the great question oe Pro
tsctien since it has been for twenty years discuss
ed and acted on in their Fatherland. They can
NOT vote against Protection, if the question i
fairly placed before them They must stand b,
the csuse OF American Labor and American prices


Friends Of the Good Cause! Each of YOU know
some one by whom the words of truth would ever
Yet be needed. win you speak with him OF
the subject, for,ifying your positions with docu
msnis if he will read shem1 We have in TH
AMERICAN LAsoSER a treasury Of facts and argr
ments which no clear, unprejudiced mind con r,
sist. But there are other documents equally COZ
vincipg--,he frs; Speech Of MIR. Hudson. for i,
stance, if you have preserved hle of The TT
bune. Fail not, we entrea, you, to act efficient
and speedily, and Nsw-iork will resume h,
proper place at the head of the Wing Cities of L
Union


u GEORGE TUCKERMAN, an independe
Farmer of Rich6eld. Otsego County, is the VIII
candidate for Congress in the Twenty-hrst Distric