The native American., 1837-10-14

(lis tsds ia :. BY The rectoT church
,yardpns, and overseersof Wiihersham." After sta
ling that The Unions are in the habit Of holding their
meetings very ffequenty,at various places in the neigh
borhood," they process 10 detail the following eyi
dence, which iaborer had just given TO his master:
8 He says, two men stand, one on each side Of the
door, with drawn swords in their hands; they that in
tend 10 be- members in, blindfolled to fight
If they are wanted, and that of the greatest men
in London, are at the head, and they send others into
the country. and they say, they have brought men TO
crush all the resi-. now if they like to do it. The man
says that they intend That The kng should hare less,
the parsons less, aud The moor people moreto live on
(meaning the paupers Of the Aims Ilonse,) g ask
ed The if he thought they would take in an, Of
The farmers members Of The Union. he said, III ey
would not admit farmers into the roam, for they
against TURNER'S, Of course for they ntcndedto rob
farmers Of their lands and divide them as Ceaser did,
the lands Of Italy. amony his soldiers. We W put
to our readers, ii they do not Sc strong family re-
sembance, between The proclamation Of the foreigners
Of New York. and the manifesto Of the inmates Of
this English Aims House! In 1895, the foregoing
was promu lgated and who doubts, but that in The in
terval. the English Government, seeing with its Pc
cnar saeac'y the danger Of permitting the existence
Of such materials in its bosom. ordered their shipment
to this country of Equal rights. /" and that are
reaping abons reap the benefit Of the parochi-
|al donation. Men Of the South look To Your pecu-
liar rights. The Emgyant has raised his flag. ana!
Genius and Brute Force have united with hin. Plum
der. unbrdled liberty. destruction Of law their OBJ
i4cis, and the day will come, unless yon rally to the
rescue, when they will become too potent be
ted
The spirit Of nnbrided liberty proclaimed by the
presses, that advocate the emancipation Of the slaves
for they will league with the foreigner, the devil 70
accomplish their obert.) will be the Of bastard
a'iea democracy, and phanthrophv. The flag 81 u e
Union will be overshadowtd by The dark banners Of
these frantic people. advocating the doctrine Of equal
right in our large cities preaching abolition The
fields Of the north, the maniac and the foreigner w I'LL
thunder at Offices the inmates who are principally
foreigners, some alien will Of course unite, and the
character Of Americans separate free AMI indie.
pendent people will 90 dwn. l,eneah The contempi-
nous shout Of this successful and brutal array.
| Hereafter will resume this thrilling subject. It's
magnitude has already lei Us 70 al nnasna length,
but hope the proxity Of our article will be ovel
looked. in the deep and horid questions we have
br ached.
SYNOPSIS OF CoNGaE $50 SAL PR0CEED-
lNGS.
In the Senate nothing Of general importance 10 he
country at large. The Bankruptcy law is still in dis
| Gu sson.
/ Mrs Madison has been allowed by the Senate reso
luton, to dispose Of her ustrious husba works
i in foreign countries.
! With regard to the District he Senate has passed
La bill making it penal, after the expiration Of thirty
days, for an individual! to pass Of less denom
nation than five dollars. Thus we are saves--tht
truth is told - at last, and we are to be hsset
Thy the rest of our fellow czens. Bondage--mean
Idespicablc bondage is written our foreheads and
while fellow citizens, tlroughlus the Union are
lenjoying the privilege Of dealing as they like with
leach other, are crushed beneath the Legislative
Tyranny. The times not YET rife for full ex
Ipression Of feeling a9gas 81.
Congress is protected in its action by the District
we are the sacred spot Of grounI, on which frown
ing state plant foot. 10 threaten representa-
lives Of the peopleand yet the very alter of i5eri,
4 profanpl by the first whole burnt offerings deSpot
4 -sliame-sh a,le--shaine. We can now shake gu
chains about the Streets and knael like galley slaves
VII enever goedly, and kind yrans pass by Des
|pots;n, far as this ponr miles square is con
cerncd is enhroned in all lie bitterness and malice
its power, in the Capitol
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