New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Too Rich +.

The party which has been making capital al
summer By denuuncing the Native Amercans-
which denounced them iii the resolutions Of lis
National Convention that nominated Folk and
Dallas, and Of It's State Convention which non-
mated Wright aud Gardner--which has stgins-
tized them as Church. burners and heaped on
their heads every opprobrious epitbet,-is now
irving te bring those same Natives into the sup
port of Polk and Dallas, Wright and Gardiner
Well, 90 ahead
Az this summer, the Wings throughout the
Union have been compelled to endure the unjust
accusation of having originated the Native par
ty and got up the Philadelphia Riots. The Adopt
ed Citizens, and especially Catholics, have every
where been naamed by the Loco-Foco journals
aud orators with assertions that the Wings burnt
Catholic Church in Philadelphia, attacked en-.
other &c. Many have leEt US on the strength of
these charges. Yet now we see it proclaimed by
these defamors tha. the Wings haze triumphed
in Philadelphia by u coalition ,ciM the Mattress
And this ID the face Of the Official Canvass,
which shows that Skunk is elected by Native
votes and Charley ingersol owes his seat to
Wings.
In this City, the very journals which have fer
months assailed Mr. Clay because Of his vote
against that section Of the Michigan Constilu-
ton which admits Unnaturalized Aliens, only
year in the Country, to all the privileges OF citi
zens--a just and proper vote, as every citizen,
Native or Adopted, must realze-the very party
which is now choking our four Courts of Record
with Naturalizations, often of men who do not
understand word of what they testify, and
whose proofs Of residence are very questionable
are using every effort, every vile, to coax the
Natives to vote for Polk aud Wright. 1t promi-
ses them places and honors, as in Philadelphia it
has promised tho Colectorship 10 one leading
Native if he would support Polk and Dallas, and
offered to make no opposition 10 the Native ticket
next Fall if they would throw in now for the Lo-
co Electors Of course, i! will dupc some.
u We see fifty. times exploded slander on
Mr. FaELiNaHuYsEN again running the rounts of
the Polk journals-to wit that he volunteered to
act as counsel agoinst the Jourueymen Shoe
makers of Newark in strike some years ago
The Journal which started this calumny has long
ago 1ct1acted it, bu. j. goes ahead ell the same.
There are thousand such baseless ISLANDERS on
Mr. Clay, repeated from day to day by men who
know their ialsehoods.
u Whig Mechanics and Laborers Of New.
York your sdversarics say you are few IN num-
ber, and feel little or interest in the cause of
Henry Clay and Protective Tariff! Do they
moi belle youl Yes. yes. Well, prove it by
your turn.ou, in tho Great Whig Procession On
Wednesday next. Let us be Twenty Thousand
strong IN column-not a man less. That will
still leave thousands for spectators. Come, le.
US begin now end get al! ready.
u DR.. AARON L. CApr is the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the District composed Of
Allegany and SteuSen Counties. He is strong
man, and the Wings speak confidently Of elect.
ing him.
Catsaraugus.
RoDKs1c8 WHITE OF Olean, and Dr.. SETH
FIELD OF Persia, are the Wing candidates for AS
senbly. We trust there is 500 Wing majority to
back them.
Steeben,
The Ubios of this County have nominated