Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
NArIpAIIzED CITIZENS.

We have received III eloquent AddlcsS, nom
one Of her first citizens. "To the Democratic "
items OF PENNSYLVANIA II IS in'chGed 10 cNPHme
the recent attempts to make 4 'sisllet'oi, ',-
tween native and na;ur2'H'd Americas ~
show II. importance even 10 our e"n interests,
and much InGy,. 10 Great cause Of Civilization ara
Liberty Of throwing open this free asylum 10 me
crnigs>c.l De0pc Of an nations. Ii shows. lhal IL
VA. The i'e,cra. ra!tv who. nthc days oi "id JOHN
Adams began 10 impose heavy restrictions upon
The tu!eiener-and appeals 10 ~: Ea'"raiiHcu
c;;zans 10 Stand hy I!.c caGse ol osnocrdcF.--
We sila!! publish this clJGuch; appeal hcAi wee"
ind, III the liIGc, deem our a"iI % s''.'c
tiai, OH "Wednesday night, lie sacchoc asSOcia-
ton appointed n committee Of 10 report on The
movements OF The Nati:e American Party 50
called il. III .Soyfi--and that on The next night,
al tie Clay Club House, Mr. Il. L. Daniel refer
red 10 this subject. and SAID that the Native Anne
r;can party was composed of Democrats, and as
an instance Of il, stated that the Democrats
claimed The election of Harper, The Mayor elect
of New York as Democratic triumph.
The Wings sickle al nothing; they are ready
to rush into the arms of Aboli.onsts Masons
Anii-Masons, or Native Americans. Mr.. Da-
rcIs mcp,ory mus, he shor; indeed We have
been prepared for any assertions, but did moi think
that the r.iccior for this District would make
charge which could Re 30 easily ti>proTod. Butto
the tact.i We ouo!e solely from Wing papers.
First: from The Richmond Wig, Of April IL,
1874:
NV YonK Cry EircrIoss-iiarpcr the
american Republican, candidate for The May
orali;y. elected by 5000 majority T2e Losefe-
cas- sfys'rdttd Ia he eti9 NJ .Ecw Yah! Mr. Har
per, Ia, candidate OF the American Republican,
Party is elected Mayor, after a severe struggle
hy three thousand majority, and upw2r!s-and
The SINE parry have elected large majority al
boil city Councils--that is, have the city govern
ln~.; hy three Ia one
This is Young hit very vigorous parry, .:
tn 3 few years Old, and is founded upon the
ii'a Of .rriad.ns tie feniyoIin. :af@cH1c Il f.
y0.Ners us, come TO the country many OF them
r0i natnraized, %ho, in the latc Disorders! times
nave taken possession pretty much a! the city.
The Ioco> feel This blow Gecply. The sccp-
Ire is wrcEchcd from THEIR us>Ds, and transfer
red 10 men who will no, sacrifice every thing -
The party OF the day-'o the acquisition OF power
I%iS actr aay'g IS compn@d III toia UEi"S 0nd La-
ccs. IN HE PTepodioa, they SAP Of cdom Jtigsto
Loco.
we hail it rs a substantial Wing victory -
The Wings viii have no opponents 10 combat hv
tie fall III can't ram bui il pours-and oar good
friends the Locos are catching it now all
round
s'econd-From the y. York Express, April .,
1871: an The rcsnit Of this election. hc Uijes
q! New York have great cause for congra:ula-
ton
Thirl-From the United States G7z2',c phi
adclrhia) april II. 1874: The result is a total
overthrow Of Tarimanys1i."
Four;h-From the X Y. Courier AMI Enqui-
rer The Wings have dorc the hest iheY couli
in tic premises by clcctine &GHack I!dig.'
But figures never lie TIE vote was
For Harper, Native Amcrican.) 2lGl7
Coidington. (Dem.,) 20667
Franklin. (Coon) 5,G97
The Wings polcl in New York Civ 2O95G
votes in 1910 Ii Tic mass Of TIE Nhi2 party
iii! rot coalcscc with the Native Americans ia
April, wha; hls bccoGc Of the 5000 Wing 20
tiers ? Mr. u. mas !rv again. The naiuraiizcd
c;zcns are no, quite sot' enough for this stuff.