New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10

tIarrison's mai in 10 $50 Gays do. N -
W'hic loss in 10 border Counties 6,96i.
"a in S.w.yock. Lewis and almost every where
else .ba. there were many Adopted Citizens
az these Counties. Wayne and Orleans have
coo,paratiy ely fc,v adopted Citizens and the Loco
POGO ran IN them is small In The others Il Is very
heavy and consists Of |. Nearly all the Naturaiiz
ed in 1874 I'd, large numbers who had previously
been Naturalized and IL $50 voted for Harrison
but who now in their alarm at and horror OF IA
;vsm and in yiew Of the fact that most Of the Va
tives we're for Clay went over to Polk
So it ysss IL Pelnsyy lYania where the Times says
that the 5000 gained 70 Clay in Philadelphia b.
Nativism was overbalanced by 10000 gained to
Polk in the balance Of the state The latter gam
was the direc. consequence OF the former. True
NJ Clay was never personally 50 popular IN Penn
svlvania as Gen Harrison buc the Tariff issue OF
ls,i was iInn,cnsly more favorable TO the Wings IN
tina, STATE than any or all OF the issues Of 1910.
Can any one blame the Adopted Citizens :or
rushing into the arms Of Loco-Focoism In l-ii
Remember tina: most of them felt strangers in a
strange land, separated by Origin, Language and
Religion from the mass Of our People. They were
told that the Wings were their deadly enemies
were all Natives at heart, and would Danish or
crush them if Clay should be elected. We know
one town of this State where the Loco Foco wire
workers obtained an insurance. on the Catholic
Church pretending to fear that the Wings would
burn it IN case Mr. Clay should be elected. And
in this City good German friend of ours, who had
never intended 50 70 vote Til the morning Of Eec
ton, was accosted by Native neighbor with
We've got you Foreigners now - and driven 70
vote for Polk, Wright q Co though he admitted
that his intcres, and welfare had been greatly pro
NOTED by the WING policy. His case was doubt
less like that Of hundreds Of others
Does any one ask, What need Of stating and
enforcing truth so obvious that Nativism in
iured Mr. Clay 2 We answer, Because the Wings
are urged to repeat the fatal folly Of l5ii Here are
candidates nominated for Governor aud Lieutenant
Governor by the Natives, and the most elaborate
exertions making to win Wing votes for them and
for what? Is there one man living who expects
their Election Not one What then is hoped
from their nomination Simply to draw off eight
or ten thousand votes from JoHH YouNG and HAM
ILros FISH. 50 as to elect Wright and Gardiner.
and secure what Will be claimed as signal triumph
for the Sub.Treasury and the Walker Mckay Tar
w
daped to your own ruin? VIII you, for the poor
spite of casting n stone at two or three men WHO
are not candidates for any Office and do not wish 10
be. desert your own standard and allow the De
structives to triumph This is the naked question
submitted for your decision. Act wisely, then ms
becomes true patriots and you will secure victory
that will eectrify the Union
NLw-JKRsEY .-There is advertisement in the
Herald of a meeting of Honest Wings in oppo
sition to the nomination OF Dudley s. Gregory for
Congress, in which that nomination is denounced
as the result of log rolling, packing, &c. Now me
nomination was made by Convention OF some 80
Delegates chosen from the IS Townships in the Dis
rict, each of which was called in its order to nomi
lev S Gregory II was thus found unnecessary to
90 INTO n ballot The Honest Wings com
menced with n great cutlery about the reohh OF
MIR Gregory and proceeded to nominate man
quite us wealthy, perhaps more SO. Nay, more:
we are informed that they gave him to un
dcrstand beforehand that he must launch out the
cash literally or they would not make the fight
-Littleton Kirkpatrick is the Loco candidate in
the lid District, composed of Middesex, Somer-
set and Norris He was membcro OF the NXNllIth
Congress
COUNTY CLERK.-Three years ago large NUM-
Der OF Wings in this City, some say or 600 in
number. voted for James Conner, the Loco. Foco
candidate for County Clerk, on earnest solicitation
and out Of sympathy for his misiortunes In this
way Mr. Conner was elected Let all those Wings
now secure one vote each for WILLS Hall.