Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

! L., American elz ms ri Ct nppn this dsfiag i,ce
II dems-ec llitbe rehfia, iiue, ihsi tfiss lf
oigets u hon, grnsrsusy adinh o orzfhshlp ~ me
United States sui chrish lheif tr nrr pfsJadiefs ard
haiirds, and nny wait kif nppunnHIiy l. var hem
against IN the tass Ingfaiiiudc then nnf nai1fa "a
ian laws all fafce and We are only enc nTsglrg
and supporting deadly euemias Ia our midst. The Fn'
rlish. lfsh German uaturaIzfd ciiizAsbui lhe Luz
nlis1snd Gefnaa raftealsfly have The same m
isres tn free npnisihus Sc lie ffeach, aud thus. 10y
giving eanatrnasce IL isfeg1 ogan zsnns 10 our
midst obey The bdding II tfeisn i'cal drnaggues.
W. should ss.n have pretty b9fe u ofr2uefs anied
nreh hostility 81 III. msi vital II American
Interests aud darnely defeating The American people AZ
The polls Tie Argument JPN which Their ofea zaii"n
would be based wouli nuI be ihe interest as Amtfeah
eiiizsns, bot sahecis OF Luis Philippe. her Males
y Victoria and otof ot he crowned P,tentaies ot Eu
fppa.
1t onr ADOPTED cil.zens beware Of such demagos
ISM aud these ho approach them under ITS earh. Tor It
Is pregnant with consequences To lhenselgss-
M pif1n # cur adopted ezeHa can pace themselves
IA such position wiihen eneauierinl whitening
bale from the Amefcsn pef'e- i"iiadeipiia Garod
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NEW YORK CITY ELECTION Never was
here more gallant struggle, han That made ly the
" gS 81 ouf city yesterday, and huug hont the Whole
csmFagn. Icy have fau ght against The m,s corrupt
desperation Of Custom II use and other government
fsironace-agalnt the arts aud appliances 81 active,
powerful, and INSCRIPTIONS bady VI opp8Denis. no
@uud have AifuNi The Jactins ID The Reign Of Tenor
Their masters uvetN htimod ~ he city, BY Lau-
- which cannot opeuie elseNbfe-by rnofuaous H.
legal Voting. aud BY che general array of our immense
Nalum zrd vile against Us. owing 10 she prevalence here
u Native Ameticansn. While this new element 10 our
Politics has auayed large class ol ou at zeus against
y ho would else have been with w. has 10. had tt
expected tileef If bringing lie .Nslyts" ihtmselycs
sute 6f Mr. Clay. While the Fourth, SIKH, Twelfth
and Fourteenth Wards have pi,ed cAtrayneant Aj,li-
iies against ns-hehg largely ptopltd by Adopted Gu
zens-ttc Elrtrtlh, ! hIiowh and Sfyenie,nlh,
Which were tie iuuplairs ard hlRagks Of hafiyelsn,
have Used IS badly CO.. sdofing tlai Tie Wigs no Is
ehe~od Naiteam almost unanimously waived their ub.
ieetIuns aud yaied he Native Ticket They needed
nur VOTES ahd Obtained hca without bargain q slpn.
laiion- moi tai W lotcd hem, but that We abhorcd
lnepilcoism needed and expected thelfs naan,t the
I party which lad denounced and txcmu,uuraed ihcm,
snd " d'd MT get littm--tlal is, generally The
Ninth and Icnfh Nafds did bftef though not 50 well
rs We fNpfctd while cur mujlfilles 10 the Elfs aud
Neephd were cut ooNn hy the heavy Increase o kaiu-
fafztd Voters therein, who. IN view d Nalyelsm. yo-
ted the lncfeo ticket The result has bren tlnreluro,
thai, while tie Nhgs have probably o,ced all The Ma
i've cau9idaifs. kept perhaps Congressman OF lwu)
by tands"me maJsfies. he NATIVES have lei Us 90 TO
he wall On CTR Electors and Guyefnor. Tins is the
: shoIi Story. The Total Vote Is PROBABLY Fifty five to
SKY housand-aa aggregate winch canlol have been
honestly gwen We confidently believe that, II We had
Registration Il Nai,rs. 81 as Ia give every man a
chance 10 detect aud exmse itgal Voters. Clay would
have had maI5ry III our cily.-.N T. Tribune.