The New York herald., 1844-10-05

,ss Meeting or the " Natives at vauxhalI
rhe Natives OF this city turned out in procession
b;erday evening, and after perambulating the
eets for a couple OF hours, halted at Vauxhall,
lere, according TO previous arrangement, all the
king, Dragging, boasting, ,denouncing, yelling, ,and
eering, was to come off, At eight O'Clock, or a
hle after that hour, full supply of persons, dnly
allied Tor the aforesaid arduous duties, volun-
tred their valuable services, and mounted their
lspectve platforms-of which two or three gar
tshed the garden OF Vauxhall, and from the non-
script style of there erections, they contrasted
ongly with the uniformity and neatness observed
over these well known pleasure grounds. A
eat number of lights, composed of various CO.
led lamps, were so arranged throughout the space
cupied by the meeting, in the form of pentagons,
lich some of the little boys said were figures of
i've points of knavery. The number present
uld notbe much less than two thousand.
Mr. ISRAEL LUDLOW was chosen President-im-
sdlately after which the committee who had
arge OF that business reported, the name of w.
CAMPBELL, as candidate from that district for
pngress Ills name was received with manltes-
BiOna OF strong approval
MIR SMITH, from Philadelphia was the first speaker
to cali their attention to he u mighty Nstive
herius which took place the other day in PhiladeL
ia, where they out clear the SUM- fair the
,on, and terrible army. In Philadelphia, here
icy began little band but they increased and de-
Fmined to 60 and overturn foreign domination in
nerica (Cheers) Could they but have seen the old
rites clearing through the rails Naughter) And if
cir opponents had expected TO such a multitude,
ey would have brought their telescopes to aid their
sion. CLaughtsr) 1t was strange yet true, that the
me things took place when our Saviour was on
nth then the Scrbes and the Pharisees lacked faith
d 10 this day the Scrbes and Pharisees of the old par
ls-ond thank heaven for IT, did come near hem
would not stop TO discuss the principles Of the party
i hhtre was Or two Of them he could not omit n0-
?. The first was the Naturalization laws. (,res of
fd') ~ wss his conviction, that long before the Ma
Americans could acquire power to change them
1c opinion would be far In advance Of them that
iruli and complete repeal would be accomplished =
eers None but those who suck their mothers breasts
america were natives. (Cries Of that's fact) Again.
ey would not rest content until they entirely suppress
sectaranism and effected the entire and perfect sepa
tnon OF Church and State. (Cheers) Protection to
labor was another of their principles and they
oui never dssist until there rafsf American
dustry. (Cheers) They would step the baneful i'm
igi ltion from other countries-they would shut
wn hs hatehss-they would. like the Western jury,
no on being askedor their verdict said they found for
emselses and would deliver verdict until they
loved half dollar day-so they too, would find for
enaelves first, recollectng that Scripture declares
4 10 who does not provide for his own household is
oSss than robber The day come FOR action the
iue was between Rome and America and he was for
ticket the whole ticket and nothing but the ticket.
Mr. CAMPBELL, the candidate, next spoke, and fol-
wed by Mr.. Woodwork and Mr.. Savage, after which
meeting adjourned to walk in procession with MIR.
lmpbell to his residence