The American RepuDiicans.'
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The Bay State Democrat, Boston, unquai-
fsdy pronounces the Native party here
Wlig' concern, got UP and supported almost
entirely by Wings This is the reverse of truth
It originated, first in the abuses, humbugs and
knaveries of Tammany Hall in relation to the
Adopted Citizens Secondly in the indignation
and excitement of the Amercan-bon portion OF
the sglfstyled Democratic party at the appoint
ment year since OF many lrishborn citizens to
sffice on the return Of that party to power IN our
Council which caused rebellion among the
butchers, market-men, &c. &c. who were brought
most Immediately in collision with the new lrish
Clerks of Markets, and like functionaries. So
far were the Wings from being foremost in this
matter, that hardly any Of us knew or believed
that the new party would poll 5000 votes last
Fall, when it first formed ticket and actually raj
lied nearly 10000 supporters, of whom certainly
more than half came from the ranks Of the Van
Buren, party, as the vote for the Wing and Loco
Foco parties was nearly equalized, though the
Wings took little interest in the Election, and
turned out very languidly. This Spring the Ma
tives' have polled most votes from the Wing
party, but on what grounds Let US, however,
hear the accusation of the Bay State Demo-
crat .


THE Nqtiye American party !; scheme got np ~ hi.


: for the ps the e e T s haUe %S Stuck
10 their principles pursued an open and Sn PG SI c
n,ose2 MAJ man on account Of the land Of his birth
rbe disgrace which the Wing, oi New.York have thus
no%n SpDR by rs present They h"ve dene them
openly and the sworn enemies oi every citizen





whose only distinctive principle prncMpe M II can Gs called
The foreign population throughout the Union mark tins we'll
Ietthem observe that the great Clay Wing party o the com
Inercia metropolis OF the county have come out hs the avow
I'd enemy of lshmen Germans uni all other population oi
foreign birth" ssc &c.


Now we will not ask the Bay State Demo
crat' and those who will follow in its track to take
our reiutation of the above tissue ofmsrcprescnta-
ITEMS. We CHE them to the leading Editorial in
Fridays Journal Of Commerce, paper vel
known 10 be thoroughly opposed to the Wings on
every controverted principle or measure, an carly
and ardent advocate Of the Native cause, and
one tolcrably skilled and accurate in Political
computations when il chooses to be So The
Journal says:


dsy morning we did nsce to the DemocraIlc party when
we estimated that only 5000 men left its ank ut the recen,
eleniion TO lon American Republicans In making that
estimate we overlooked fact rt about 5000 foreigner;
naturuized previous to The election Tor the special
purpose voting the democratic ticket et notwithstanding
hi, strong reinforcement the Democratic vote was only
2 5S4 whereas year ago 2oSSl II from 2.s We lie
duct the foreign natazed lo the there
remain 1854 the Democratic vote independently Of ths
new accession from abroad II follows therefore that of the
IS H1 who voted the Democratic ticket ago. 9S went
ovoS 10 the American Republican, he ingredients OF this
new party therefore about as follow;


Erodi the Democratic purity ;, 81
SI.G the Wing party l4ls


oopulntion ............... e3l


Total AM. Rep. vote. ..-............ 1884
Total Dem vote including the 100 naturolizcd ct the


occasion. ~ 81
Total whg vcie o.'s


Total number OF votes .............. 5o,l57
rhe Vhis vote al the recent election yi2 5s added TO
Ia M the number above mentioned having over 10 the
American Republicans makes ls.4G the tota Wing vote
sea ago There then no Amerlca Republican party IN
eylsielce.
totbe Democratic party who appear ere entitled 10 nenvy
half the credit OF evoutionlzing the City "a fact which
honorn be 10 them tley the party power