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MOVEMENTS OF THE "NATlvEs. There is
good deal OF stir amongst the natives" just now
One section is anxious to run a separate Congress
,ional ticket, whilst another and the strongest OBJ
ect to this, and go for running State ticket, with
he view OF effecting an amendment in the State
Constitution to meet their views. This latter
course is the most judicious policy, and will likely
'revai An effort is also in progress to organize
,he Executive Committee which had got rather
Troublesome. The re-construction Of this body
will put new face on the movements of the party,
ind may increase its efficiency.


All these movements, however, have reference
only to the FUTURE and to matters Of small concern
ment to the people OF this city. The great poinl
Of dissatisfaction still exists with respect to the
conduct of the new corporation, which has excited
general feeling Of discomfort in consequence Of
the extreme tardiness with which any movement
IA reform has been attended No one can for D
moment doubt that this party elected entirely
the strength of their promise to give us city re-
iorm. II was this which converted them from q
petty faction into strong party. The same popu-
ar opinion which made them can unmake them.


The "natives" may pursue the most judicious
course in the world with respect to their agitation
or repeal of the naturalization laws, but they may
rest assured that unless by their representatives in
he Corporation, they satisfy the public mind by
howing that they are indeed willing and desirous
carry out the work OF reform, they will be
nrned out Of office with disgrace.