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Meeting Of the Natives OF the Second Ward.


There was meeting Of the adherents of this
party of the Second Ward lasl night, at Jones', 81
Nassau street. John Locke was President. The
minutes Of the preceding meeting were adopted,
and the report Of the Committee on the County
nominations read and approved. Nothing contained
In the document was striking enough tor publicity.
but the emphatic reputation oI all sympathy with
either Of the two old parties and the declaration
that he was not native at heart, but an insidious
foe to the cause, who would coalesce with either
Of them, and neglect his own party nominees.


Mr.. Thompson, the candidate for the Second
ward, made a short exposition of his political
creed, which was really not at all exceptionable,
when compared with the extreme and intolerant
opinions Of some Of his confreres. The Bible, the
speaker professed the utmost attachment fer, and
pledged himselfto work for change in the school
la.