The native American., 1837-10-14

gemmed they skim dawn the npppliag. waves, and are
last upon the undertaking nhoriaou Of e The
trees abound the city, upon The grand old bfis, are
trembling withaa iew and monetary pulsa--iheir
blood mounts 10 the bras.ches-to The leaves. and
through their delicate fbres. rushes thousand nts.
coorng every leaf with the hues Of heaven with every
spfendor Of rainbow
We ale not sportsman wise, and therefore we have
not seen the rolc loving squirrel mounted far cut Of
gun-shot, in his eafy f,rress; bnt hear him cirp
ing like happy fellow, as he capers along will, his
long tail quivering his back 10 steal the corn.
from The yellow husk. Autumn s 10 a season Of
icyno Of SORROW, il is olnost folk Of sanguinous
temperament--it breaches parable # death 10 our
ears--but sings a gladdenng song song Of glory
hearts,hereore we lave yielded SO much type
and sentiment in its behalf.
Mr.. Webster has boughta farm in Illinos-a fine
it ii said 10 Le and his is take charge OF
il. There is old story which we shall moi repeat,
about Nj. Webster on his fathers farm
butler Of England. late Of the Presidents House
has received an appointment in The War Office.
We know Of poor honest. industrious na,ve--in-
deed of Of them, who have sought for such a
place but never could procure ito he born a Roman
citizen in the time Of the Conqnerors. considered
an honor hut to be natives of the Iuied States isnow
days high treason and felony. and man is punished
Tor IT. This Is verifying scripture AT easi--''rhe
sins Of The father shall.he visited on The heads of the
children. &c.
We would suggest TO the Editors Of the National
Intelligencer prnne the eiicss Of their New York
Correspondent of the many vnlgarsms that adorn his
style. . Slam ing &c.-'ron, Dick, and Harry, &c.
&c. &C. form the total of his rhetoric.
MEETING OF THE NATIVE, AMERICAN AS
SOCIAIION.
Pursuant 10 public notice. meeting Of the Native
American issocia,"n. was held on Thursday last The
18th instant Al the American Theatre. louisiana Ave.
nue. he weather popilious. and at early candle.
light at least, six hundred and Fifty persons had as
lsprbled.
The President presided, assisted by tho Conespon-
ding Secretary
Ii, compliance with resolution passed At The last
meeting. appointing Mrssrs. Joseph II. Bradley.
Ro'hwell. Il. &. Dpnn. Richard Butt and r. G.. Camp
bell, committee TO devise The ways aud means to
time the publication Of the Native American npwspa-
per. THE committee through Mr.. Brady. made re-
port For want Of room, we defer the publication ef
| the erort 10 The next paper.)
| After the reading. Mr. John Carol Brent. rose and
after expressing his opinions Of the necessity of keep
ing alive the engine Of creed and opinions, prop-
sed 70 amend The 9Th Section Of The Report by snhstit
ung the following. ..Resolved, that i committee
Of three he appointed by the President and Council 10
ne goaie and settle with some experienced and prac
cal printer to print and distribute the Native American
| regularly"
Some debate arose between Mr.. Writ, Mr.. Sweeuy
and Mr.. Clarke upon this question. each manifestiny
The most ardent desire 10 have the paper placed upon
fine and substantial ground, when finally the substitute
Of Mr.. j. &. Brent's was adopted. The committee ais-
LED by this substitute was appointed Nv the President,
ana IS to consist Of Messrs. Roihwel j. e. Brent and
Writ.
Tie subsequent sections and the whole report were
afterwards subsequently, adopted by anl,niln us vote
Great enthusiasm and firmness OF purpose distin.
gushed the meeting Many gentlemen stepped for :
ward and guaranteed subscribers, The amount Of one
bundled dollars. others for fiftv and ten dollars
| Mr.. Rnihwell. offered the following resolutions in
compiancr with the rplusi,ion Of The report that the
editor Of the paper should be appointed by The Assoc
citation. VA
torial management Of the :. Native American by
| Mr.. Henry j. Brent
Resolved, That Mr.. Hansy j. Brent, lie appointed
ny This Association. Editor Of The Native meIiran ac-
c"rdlHg TO the terms recommended by the report Of
the committee, just adopted.
4 These We're unanimously adopted.
The f"llowng resolution was offered by Mr.. Wlr,.
and adopted af
Resolved. Thait shall be the duty of the Treasurer
TO make quarterly returns Of the state Of the finances
(.
4 TIE subject Of the procession warmly and eo-
lqnrnily discussed by several grnllpn,en hut as the
hour was late, aud il would require considerable de-
liberation. before afavonrahr and suitable ,ay could
ne fixed upon; the subject nv the consent If It's
friends, ordered io Hoover in the hands of the Presl-
dent for the present.
j AZ len oclork. npon motion. the meeting adjourned
H. " NDiFlT.s President
HENRY J. BRENT, Corresponding Secretary.
The following gentlemen are hereby, ne,iied ha,
ihev have been app in'ed to collect subscr n,ions AID
advertisements iron, the members for ihe Native
merican Newspaper. and al to collect the mn ,tl,Iy
conirIon'nn. as repaired under The adopted rerort Of
me committee :" ways and means. The frs, nnntniy
dues 10 begin from this date.
| ~ ward, J.sW. Cross.
| ~ "a'i, John Waters.
=" "atd, e7t Michael Rearlon.
4t.l whii, Jnhn T. Cl,,b
IN war;, Ihos. Howard.
ON watl, Jas. Marshall.
Inc sGHls collected by the above agents Of The as
scc:.tioi tie to he paid ever to HE trtasirer
ljy order.
EDWARD INGLE
!, Recording Seriy.
From The Red River tiszei,e, September 9.
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