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o. Native D ,mncrat., Look Before You
Leap-At Meeting held at the Marion House. les West
Broadway on Friday Is, Nov 1874 Mr.. Jacob Carock
called the chair. and Mr. Peter H. Folsom. appointed


Sir Baldwin staed tie object OF the meeting be pursu
OF call for public meeting. consequence of the fol-
lowing article having appeared the Albany Argus the
credited organ ofthe Democratic Parts, in this state


Democrats. be up then and dong. Speed the intel
lsence cfte coalition Of the Wing party and the Natives,
through town and county, village and hamlet from Maine
Louisiana Go among the 900 Germans, and tho So coo
Son, of Ireland in Ohio. Announce them the result Phil
adepha Place the simple facts before hem and they will so
en- nln,se for the Democratic Candidates.


Democrats of Maryland among your Catholic population
who compose ths majority your State. Tell ho the facts,
and they can never unite with parry which has counennnced
the mob which deeca,ed their asrs and their churches
Philadelphia.


Democrats of Induna the SWISS and German, and
Irish Of your State.


you We have at lcas. seventy thousand voters within our


limits who have become adopted citizens. faithful to
country any within its border, Among them speed the
suit in Philadelphia and they ally themselves with
party proscri2;ive and ilibernl."


Vhereupon, moved and seconded that Committee
ofThree be appointed to draft Resolutions expressive of the
sense of this Meeting The committee consisting of Messn H.
W. Baldwin. Charles james and w Montanyo reported
follows:


Whereas We have seen extract ;om the Albany Argus.
calling upon Catholics ot nafon, ana particularly the
IRISH The Swiss and the Germans rally aud for Jane,
X Polk and the Democratic Party the only Of crush
iandi and further as have seen leading men connected
with the Democratic Party, endeavc:ng blythe most contenp
Amercan Republicans Of this City. and as daily ap-
pea made particularly By the Democratic Pnrty to foreigners,
nouncing in the strongest terms. the objects and principles Of


Democratic Foreigners. styling themselves better Amer-
cans, " Americans by CHOICE &c. Therefore, we for
mcry Democrats loving our country more than we do
party.


Resoiue and Declare That was ncn have vo-
in view of the above facts resolved vote
for any candidate who PREFERS Foreign Votes to those
OF the Native" born, and who will every honorable
eon 10 defeat ANY party making appeals tending the de-
stuctop OF country IS laws and institutions and we fur
ted by the American Republican party paramount to ALL
sons and as the only way TO preserve unpoued the bcr
" of the American people.