New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Yrhe Eiections:-The Ke.uit.

I3yamcs Harper Is Mayor ny Sui larger piePoh-
b derance, having received great many Wing
g votes We regret this result, not for itself mere
n v, for we have no doubt Mr.. Harper viii make a
$good Mayor, and VIC arc quito willing that any
new party should try It's hand at the Council bel
&lows. "A new broom sweeps clean,' and 1t n
Il 8impossible that our ncw lords should not sweep
8 out come corruption and inl1u;Ics from the City
81 Hall, while II will tax tho ingenuity Of the orgi
d ,ators and ostensbc leaders of the Native party
= 10 govern the city worse than 1t has been recent
ly ruled. There will be 4 general turning out o.
3 city func,ionarics but the new swarm can only
q be moro hungry-thcy cannot be more devastat
q ing-tIian their predecessors. On this point VIC
81 advise every one to laugh, Oh cry, as The humoi
Sstrikcs him.
But towards the Native party as such-its
q distcintivc principles, measures and aims
! wo feel no such indifference. We regard
il az based on narrow, proscriptive and
intolerant spirit-as aiming to punish onr imml-
grant population for errors Of which they have
been the victims rather than the authors. The
ready consolation under such result, however,
is, thst no such injustice can be permanent IN
free country-,hat the gust OF passion will blow
over as speedily as it has arisen. Success will
dissolve the motley host into its original elements,
and we shall see some Of its leaders coaxing and
Aattering the Adopted Citzcns-boasting Of their
love for them and stcadast devotion to their rights
before three years arc over. OF course they will
3bo believed.
Since the thing was TO be done, VIC arc glad II
is done thoroughly-it will be the sooner over
We still think those Wings who, de'Plsinp
Nativism, have SAID Franklin cannot be
elected Harper may be; he is II good Wing,
'n good man. friend Of Temperance and
.Ordcr, and Nativisn will be dead before the
year IL out--so let US take the hardest and
stou,est club TO beat the Loco Focos, have
made great mistake. Certainly either they
or VIC have miscalculatcd-bu. let that pass
Tho temptation TO this course was strong
and obvious; its evils lay IN the distant
future. But these have been IN great part dis
aipated by the powerful Native vote from the
Loco Foco party, which, without any such temp
tation, and in the teeth of their party allegiance.
have pollcd half as many votes for the Native
ticket an the Wings. Setting aside the Adopted
Citizens, who OF course did not vote against then
S5wn equal rights, the Locos have given quite AT
9largc proportional vote for Nalivlsm AS the
Wings, while the acrmony of their butchers,
market. men, &c, has given tono TO the iulml
nations OF the party
The Wings who have stood by their cause and
their candda,csin the face ofincviablo defeat, and
in spite of all temptations ndpromiscs, 10 induce
them TO swcrvc in chase oi u temporary triumph,
have donc much to mitigate the natural evils OF
this result Ii viii vet be acknowledged that
they deserve well of their country.
uf Is il not IA great blessing 10 the Wing par.
~ of this city, that it has five or SIX independent
Journals, 10 set tho people on the night track,
when It's Nominating Committees, General Com
mittees, &c. prove incompetent and stupid Z
Must it not he luxury to be Wing candidate,
with sucA hackers
HIsrow.-A few years ago a Native Amcri-
can Party was got up in New Orleans and ce
ried thcrCity by great majority. The 'sfos
were divided and the party governed The city
througha year. The next year II tricd again, and
received the sum total of twenty Sin votes.
UJ- The sanguine assertion of the Natives
yesterday that their party mad carried NEwARk
proves mistake. That staunch Wing City is
Wing still, and nothing but Wing,
Rows AND FI0mrs.-Thcrc were several small
rows and disturbances in various parts of the city
Yesterday and last nisht-hut none OF So serious
character rs was apprehendcd. In the Fifth
District OF the Seventeenth Ward an attack was
,nado upon the Ballot, Box, bu, the assailants
were beaten off and the ba!loling proceeded qui.
city.
Subsequently quito disturbance occurred al
ihc market in the same ward, corner OF the Bow
ery aud Third Avenue. Here, We aro sorry 10
say, four men were seriously injured,
An attempt was mado earlier in the day al the
Aims House District in tho Sixteenth Ward 10
get up some sort Of ruw-but ii did not amount
10 much.
O, We learn that a party went 10 The house OF
MIR. Dcvoe, (Alderman eloc,( last evening, and
threatened some violence 10 his person. They
dispersed, however, soon after, withou, having
done any mischief.
Rows IN BRoexLYN.-ourfellow citizens across
the River seem to be expert in adopting The mo
dern Improvements in political outdoor move
ments. There was quito threatening distnr-
banco at a rummery in The Fifth Ward there yes
terday afternoon, got up between party OF Ma,
tiyes' and their antthcsis. Some heads wers
cracked, veins opened, &c, bat no one we believe
very dangerously injured.
O.. We shall no, be a candidate for Corpora.
ton Printer this year.
lnrosrANr CuANass.-lt was rumoycd on En-.
change yesterday, and i, is generally believed
that the recent .visi, of Dr.. Sutherland, DR.. Md.
lc. and Mr.. X. Tyler to this city, will result, ii