Political MOVenenfs
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NOMINATIONS. democrats Of the city meet
in their several wards ON Friday next, to select
three delegates from each ward TO the County Sem
atorial Conventon-fve to nominate members Of
Assembly, and seven to form Congressional Con-
ventions in each district to nominate members Of
Congress.


CHANGING THE PoLLs-An attempt will be made
this week by the whig and native inspectors of
elections, to remove the holding of the polls from
all public houses at the ensuing election


Mass MEETINGs.-A great whg mass meeting
will be held in this city on Thursday next.


The democrats of the River and Mohawk coun-
ties, assemble at Albany on Wednesday Of next
week.


Daniel Webster will speak at Philadelphia on
Tuesday of next week.


NATURALIzATIoN.-For the information of the
numerous emigrants who are about to become ma
turalized citizens, we present the following con-
densed statement:-


An Alien Of full age, before he can be entitled to citi-
zenship must first declare his intention become cit
having common law jurisdiction in any Terri
tory before Circuit District Court of the United
to tor all allegiance any foreign Prince
or State Of which he may be subject citizen This
declaration OF intention must be made and recorded two
years before he be entitled to be admitted Citizen
provided he has resided in the United States three
five years before he be thus entitled provided he
makes that declaration without previous residence
In other words the law requires that every foreign
didate tor citizenship shall have resided IN the country
five years before he can be entitled and that then
he have declared his intention two years qualify
him for admission Thus au lien, who has resided with
in the United States one year. may declare his intention
and become qualified for admission in four years ;
but Ave years residence. including two years
declaration Of intention, is the shortest period
which the law allows for the qualification Alien
minors, who have resided in the United States tor
the three years next preceding their arrival at the Of
twenty one years may after further residence Of two
years. be admitted citizens without the Of
intention required Of adHt aliens provided they declare
OATH when they apply for admission that II has been
their bona le intention to become citizens and shall take
the further oath OF ieaty required by law The children
Il naturazed persons, oi those who became citizens
prior the passing Of the naturalization laws and
under twenty years Of at the time OF their parents
admission shall be considered citizens OF the United
States The children OF those who now have been
citizens Of the United States shall though born out OF
limits and of the United States be considered ci-
And further provided that If alien legally
declare his intention become citizen and die before
he is actually naturalized his widow and children shall
be considered naturazed and be entitled to all the
rights of citizens, upon taking the oaths prescribed by
law.