New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
The Nc1Y EolIticnl PnrtY.

There never was party more exclusively devoted
10 political operations than the Native party OF this
city They pretend toimmaculate purity and virtue,
and 10 have in view only the public good but sell
fshncss rcigns in every bosom, and Office and mo-
ney-making engtoss the attention OF all. How ht-
lie the people know of the truth II II were not u
melancholy reflection that they can be so deceived
itwoud be ludicrous 10 contemplate the picture
The action OF this party is all directed by little
clubs as Systematically organized as the minute sec.
tlons of an army. These clubs are composed OF
members who have Sc; their hand and seal TO arti-
oles of copartnership. They hold frequent meet
lngs at which all the appointments TO office are
brought under their review, and from time TO time
parceed ont Tor the constituted authority 10 confirm
They nominate, and the City Government by their
advice and consent appoints. So II is with princi-
pies OF conduct, or conduct IN particular cases.
These affiliated Clubs like those which existed
in Paris dnrag the French Revolution, IN fact ex.
ercise all the power They compel adherence 10
these associations by the most rigorous prescription
ot all who do not come INTO them. Nothing proves
more clearly than this fact their LocoFoco origin,
though II is fair admit that little Is known OF the
Loco-Foco Committees exhibiting so narrow and
mean sriTit.
The real leaders of this Native horde are men Of
Tammany Hall, who having won over Wings
enough 10 make the rank and file, govern then,
completely IN all essential things. The uninitaed
ton of asoptns measure opposed by these lead
ers quickly arouses them 10 threaten immediate
abandonment, OF the party unless the design is r..
linquished, and intimidation seldom fails Of sue
cess
The Natives mus, die. They are fruitful in de-
wees, bat their devices cannot save them.
The advertising columns of the Sun, the full pos
session OF the Express and Courier, and the time
ly though ,aydy return of The JoiI,,c! Of Commerce
VII all be unavailing The Loco-Foco supporters
OF the former aud latter understand Themselves, and
me Wings who read the other two understand
ihe'r edtors' No fimsy pretex,S, 10 clustering
remuneration can shake their steady purpose
The Journal began the season with some severe
things against the Natives Its Loco Foco friends
had accomplished their object. and now they
wanted the city spoilS again. II was imnortant 10
knock dswp the party j, had helped to create Bnr
alter ;he Wing meeting convinced every BODY thai
tne Native party must look elsewhere for voters
The Journal, seized with panic and apurebenS;n
tigith very good reasonl that :he Wings n,;eb,
n,er ali be Successful 10 the election applied Iissf
diligently, aud discovered that the Natives hsd
done many good things il is desirable. in lis view
10 DIVIDE the Wings, and hence its hurried ,erurn
10 The necessary work twill not do We have
been disgraced by placing in the Legislature men
we knew nothing Of, but who have there nro
Claimed their own iniamy The pretended {" Ri.
Sle party '-toh much abused name y has sent a
Eenn TO make laws for US ALL
5enceiorward we nominate and vote for Wings.
anu ho' only sos we shall elect them too W.