Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15
Correspondence of the Register aud Journal

NEw-YoRK, Nov 4th, ls46.
The newspapers will give You the details. Old
Tammany is victorious from top 10 bottoni-Sena-
tor, Reg ster and thirteen Assembly men. Sanford
beats Bradsh for Senator, five thousand votes.
The Assembly ticket has nearly the same majority,
with the exception Of Jonathan ID. Stevenson, who
Native ists under whose banner the wings voted car
ried the whole ticket in this cty--Senaor and Rep
resentatives. The Senator holds over for three
years more. The thirteen Assembly men are demo-
cratic gains! The same result has taken place in
both the other counties in this Senatorial district
Kings and Richmond. They chose naliveIst wings
last year. All democratic now-three more gain.
Aggregate vote is not large. On Senator 1t stands
unoficialIy, at 1925 DEM; II 1885 wing; S,6l5
natiyeis. The official vote will not materially alter
these figures.
This morning the wing papers simultaneously
raised the cry, that Native Americanisn has gwen
the city 10 the democrats, and they call upon the ma
liyeists to come back where they beiong-ino the
whig ranks. They did SO, by the by, in Monroe
county in this State, where the Native Americans
and the wings had nominated separate tickets; but
on compromise. the wings pledged the party 10 the
nativeists so satisfactorily, that the wing ticket
adopted by the naiveists, and their wthdl avn.
Now, for the Of your Mobile wings, who so often
contend that the natIyeisls from the democrats,
beg you just 10 count up what must be the proper
ton of wings and democrats among the natives. TO
justify this universal wing complaint, that natyesm
took away the city from them. The aggregate vote,
il will he seen, is 81 IFS, OF which bare majority
of one vote is 1883. The wings could not have
elected with vote less, and to do that they
must have 6,s53 wings, out of the s,6l5 votes
by the natives, leaving 10 the democrats 1852 ony
and this disproporton will increase with every add
ton to The supposed wing majority. The cacula-
ton 10 confirmed by the Express, which declares
that four or five wings carried away by the na-
tiveisls for every democrat!
These are the uniform wing claims put forth here
IA right the native really wing votes, and
they heap every sort Of reproach upon natives for de-
sertng the party, which alone wi Il assist them in
their objects. Just SO it is with abolitionism. The
wrath which occasional wing journal heaps upon
aboltonists, is not upon the principle Of abolition
tionsm, the objects at which il aims, but against
the folly Of building up irving TO build up sepa-
rite party merely they say Of wings, to effect pur
poses which the united wing party is the most pow
full instrument Of advancing, as a common aim of the
whole. Throughout this State, indeed, it is reduc-
ed to nearly certainty, that the wings will identity
themselves with anl-savery propogandism, sufficient
ly to absorb The abolition party. Even in this city
the efforts Of the Courier and the Express 10 stife
Greeley's bitter ant-savery zeal. could not obtain
any express endorsement from the wing mass meet
ing the other day. They only consented to leave it
open on the main argument that an expression of
concurrence with Greedy and his set, IN endorsing
Cassius Nj. Clay and his set, would be inudicIous
and might be quoted against the Southern wings at
home! The Madison county wings. by the by, pass
ed resolution compimenling their Southern breth-
rem, Oh the magnanimous Indifference they displayed
the question of slavery in the matter of Texas.