The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
/ liz NATIVE AMERICAN.
From he MAJ York Herald.
NEW YORK ELECTION SCENES.
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some former occasions. In the lower wards, there
Is an evident falling off; this is supposed 10 be
owing IN colonization which has been carried on
extensively and avowcliy BY both parties. Bets
heavy that Mayor Clark will have over 500
minority, and that the Wings will have majority
in joint ballot, although the locotocos count nine
wards certain TO give them majority.
Secoal Uard The polling in this ward did
not proceed with so much spirit as on former oc-
casons and the vote through the day d.
mnshed one. The Wings have come up with
their usua! force; but tie locofocos have fallen off
considerably. This has been attributed TO varl-
Gus causes; some say that many of the locos have
removed 20 Blackwell's Island and Sing Sing;
many have found the air disagree with them and
have moved into more airy residences IN the up
town wards. We overheard the following con-
versalon:--
WHY don't the locos come up to vote!
Because they've moved out of the ward
why have they moved out Of the ward.
Because the waters bad, and they moved into
the l4lh ward, where the waters good
Ill, what do You think they care for
water wAen Jones sells such good brandy!
Scissors. there amt loco in this ward that
has tasted drop pure water since he was out
o. his teens, nor milk since he was weaned
All is quiet and orderly here, and the inspec-
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challenging than there was last fall; consequently
the days vote is 100 more than LIST November.
The locos have turned out strong, and are making
4 useless effort to carry the ward.
I0arh Uuri. The ocoiocos in this ward
turned out early, dressed in their best toggerv,
an" !" ~ '.lo lt.''''
hsurn 'pIo1eu s'''oe VIC l"1' Wy -"
u l'. ''. W." 'l rs "u w. ,''1 . I
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som o. -<ei''"'e' VINO seemed Ne ''e 'oaleF ahu
49,, 49, - ''''' "e'l
l'''' " I'' w ,','''o ''''" " Ne'''', ~"
e"'.''nh'tH !" - ~" - many me 'e"o"s
nau Sn0oth'' '"'Ae "o''l7 'to'' 'o's voyages OF
oeen 'H',"'9 up ~ oFoi'"F! r 'lle '"st lor'nsh.
or '''Fee weeks: many were t"s 'oirs c''aiehgeo
nu' very Il" reloSea 70 swear d. mere mas ev-
!oe"uS "aen Sooa "e"' :" organizing an" Grill
ing "'Hoi- "'e troops WI" are no" o'Sloea mo
''L,ntt' ""sl"e's "'m "'"''"rS'
ne ,''v "@,e "''D' He' '"'se' ~i'"o"' "oGo'
az ,' = w A'>'"',' w. '''o" y what ,'ley
'''' |"C'' ! ''u'O''7s,'t- ''''''"'''S' "'e Wigs
mus N'ep. ',0h "v''',c' ese' Wy y, "'@y VIII :"
Gown no VIVA long S''"L os."tgl "'''u ana water
Ns's !''0'S'o ~ "o'o4 '''"' ''e "i''r's we're
very I''' = 'he 'o'e'S anu '''s"'l'9 10 ''e'f uu-
'i7e - WY w.. r., ...
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~ ''t' "@'"' ~ h'"'' - 90 W 'e''Aoi y uahGe-
row" '"I '''E e'aeI'F se.tte'""" - come near 'he
P'S: ''e war" IS r''lsi',i'" s'''e wing "aro'
o'' '"e't = an 'e,"I "'i"'2s, ''e
merha1'cS III la'"l "a ,coN" IVY assistant Alder
man. we 81" no less ''i", u'Hsh i'shts IN me
aefhoo''' arising o"' U "'7f".es aoout nun me
following "iaAogue occurred III me pol room:-
:" no 90 you 'o'e iof!
zoe Sco'lii. 10 De sure.
+" n.y. you looi' he loco'oeo' ana VIII de-
ssrov commerce.
.oHaeree DE DID, WI! he IS merchaht'
ana WON cnt ms own throat