Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
PARTY MOVEMENTS.

0o'''" '" D''""ore III he months oil Septem-
Der aud October is stated by the American TO
be 972. In the city of New York the same
game has been carried on by the Locofoco par
~, to much greater extent. Thousands of
votes have been manufactured there to supper,
the Tammany interest. We extract the fol-
lowing paragraphs from New York papers on
the subject
hot PRESSURE NATURALIZATioN.-J |
Vanderpoel is crowded too hard jus, now bv
ms Locofoco friends, in their philanthropc
Efforts at naturalization. He's often as bad
OH as "Old Dan Tucker" for, even after six
or seven hours penance on the bench. thirty
or forty 'patrio,s" are to be made out Of the
raw material before he can prepare for even n
9late dinner" Three O'Clock had arrived the
other day when the Judge kindly adjourned
a hungry Court, with reasonable hone of
soon getting his own s'grub," no, at Swee-
ncy's, or O'Brien's, but at his own pen,eel
sup town" mansion. But behold. Corm;da-
BILE array of Germans, Prussiaus, Irish. ami
Poles are at his elbows with their witnesses
and papers, all eager to become freemcn. tina,
they may play the serf at Tammanv Hall.
HIS Honor is surprised, perhaps little indig-
nans. but his good nature gets the better of
reoellious stomach, and he enters upon his
task. lie begins his examination of witness
aud administers an oath, but after it's over,
hnds the principal don't understand word of
saxon tongue. The interpreter is found, The
routine gone through again, aud the patriots
are turned out at the rate of "fourteen to the
dozen" "Sand back, gentlemen,' says the
hungry Judge, as they press around him from
~ f,ft al,
say, don't press so, if you do I'll leave the
court room" THUS the Judge goes ahead.
asking one question of this man, and another
of that until nearly half are "put throuqh.n
when another detention takes place occasion.
Ell by the crowd. "Pass on" says lie, @pass
on,H and as he looks at the motley crowd
before nm, and sees the task still TO be per-
formed, he instlnctivelv draws forth his gold
repeater and finds the hour Of four near at hand.
Visions of smoking viands and a tempting re-
past float before him. "Pass on gentlemen"
ne again eXclams, "pass on, it's now past NV
dinner hour" In IA very few minutes more
The patient Judge ''did up" the thirty. the
number that great political gormantizer, Tam
many Hall, has served up daily as its dessert
before his Honor the Judge can get his din,
"er.--.Fenc York Erpress Of Saturday.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY AMERICANS
MADE YEsTERDAY.-This was the number
created yesterday in two Courts of this civ.
iammany Hall is dong tremendous business
IN this branch of domestic manufactures. but
Tor every citizen thus made to go into Tam
many HALL, we are inclined TO think Ga Ma
i've. takes up his hat and walks ont Some
OF the Iammany folks complain bitterly at
Tie publication ct the names and parties to
naturalization 1t is interfering, doubtless, |
materially with their plan of operations One
vi ,hem SAID yesterday there were over 5000
TO be naturalized in the State
We understand that one thousand men are
10 be put upon the Dry Dock at BROOKLYN
this week. This looks like an interference
IN The elections of the coming week. Irso.
the people know the remedy, which is, TO see
mat no man deposites his baIlo, who is not le
ga'iy entitled 10 do so.--.Ne,c York Erpress
Of Tuesday. W.
CAPITALIZATION OF FoREIGNERs.-We
ieei II our duty to call the attention of our rea
GERS 10 the large number of foreigners going
tnfough The process of naturalization On
hohday one hundred and fifty, ard yester-
gay one hundred and eighty were naturalized
III number of instances persons within few
Gays nave applied 10 one Court, where, OH
examination, they have been found unoualif-
go. In order not TO be thwartet. thew have
resorted to another Court; and there. after
making their affidavits conform-and of
course committing perjury--they have receiy
ed their papers. A case of this kind occur
red IN the Marine Court observation-disclosures
Of Wednesday.
NATURALIZATION FACILITIES compa
ny OF siXiy-eight men were brought to this
city from Onondaga county by the Locofocos
on ednesday, to- get naturalized before the
Court now in session. They brought aGda-
Gus oil five years. residence, and endeayor-
ed to get through on those affidavts, and sub
stituies for the witnesses which the law re-
CURES. But they were blocked on this. AZ
Ter some difficulty, however, witnesses were
procured by which two or three were natur-
aIzed, and these found themselves so well ac-
quaInted with their associates that some forty
or hity OF the seventy were pushed through
On Saturday the whole squad, thus sumnari-
~ elevated, were marched through the city.
headed by band, to the cars, and on Tues
day of next week will exercise the privilege
guaranteed to them by the laws, Of aiding in
The decision of the important questions now
at issue before the PeopIe.-RocAesier Demo-
Graf Of Monday.
The nafurajized Frenchmen Of New Y ork
held apoitical meeting in that city OH We'd
nesday last. The New York Tribune thus
aludes TO the fact, and clearly sets forth the
effects which this circumstance and others of
kindred character must inevitably produce:
Night before last, Maj. Davezac had