Nativism and its Effects.
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BrYfALo, November Is. 1874.


Ii now evident 10 all observers that Nativism
has been the immediate cause OF eur defeat. This
has occurred when there was only suspicion
that the Wings and Natipes would act together
VIVA. would be the result if the Wing party
should adopt the bigoted creed of the Mattress
may DO easily inferred. AT the Spring Election
in your City some 10000 Locos voted Native.
Ofthe Locos who voted for CcddiDgton at that
tina it wss not to be expected that any would
vote Native or for Clay this Fall. We therefors
could only look to the 10000 Locos who voted
for Harpe, in the Spring for accessiors 10 Mr..
Clay in the Fall. On tho other hand, Of the
10000 naturalzed citizens in this State, some
20 TO 80 600 have been uniformly Wing. This
"a u fac, that Wings of your CITY have generally
oyeflasked. II was certain that any alliance be-
tween US and the Natipes would alieaste some
part or the whole Of these $4,000 Wing votes
twas apparent to yourself and other sagacious


