4 "i. t uxuiiiiiius NIV BI1IV lliai
llifjr will v elected, for wo know most of them to
Jw self-sacrificing, good and trua democrats, and
tvoulj not occupy the fivld if they thought defeat
Jiossihlej yel, it is plain that many of them will
lie defcaleJ, and consequently many if them art
ww deceived at lo their tlrength. It now become
the iltily of tlif- pnrly at large t,i take the in;itl.T
iritu serious conMdera'ion, am by following the
simple democratic Mile below, oil w ill lc well :
1st. Dm't vole fur a Wu'n, on uny umxint.
2'!. Don't let local or sectional considerations
the weight if one jfiiUur in ratlins vour vote.
. 3 1. Yule, for the three best n tfl most .rornincnt
men f.ir the Ln'i-l.iturc. who arc pro
pcrly distii
buteil throughout llii! district.
1th. Don't o lv on electioneering sloric, but
votn mvonling t-i your own judgment a t'J "ho
arc the brut ami most prominent men.
The l'hi!:i! Iptiio Ki-Hs-
In Iho account wn gave bist week of the Phila
delphia riots, mo! of which was liken from the
New Yolk Journal of Coninierce, il was said that
the di.tuili inees had iheir ori-in in an utlaek by
a partv ofIrih on the tents of the "Nitivc"in
fishei's woods. This appears not to have hern
the cae. The -V. Y. Tribune, w hi. h is r-ilher I a
vorihlv di-pohfd lowtird.s the Natives, sa) s : We
are asniircil, by most respectable letters from Phi
ladelphia, from protectants ns well as vvl,ij;H, that
tttn itn.f i-tiei. licit (hp ene.ioini' nil of the X.itivest
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