The native American., 1838-02-03

tire American cause and pause for moment to
resurvey the past This looking back upon journey,
affords any thing but monon to abandon our purpose
We have provedalmos selfeVident proposition-that
were entitled to this country by fathers blood
and the recognition Of Independence by the courts Of
Europe In that recognition became their equal as
also distinct and separate Government We have prov
ed Chow often have we not advanced the argument)
that the foreigners who for the last few years have been
cast like the weed upon shores, nothing more
nor less than the outpourings Of the parishes Of Flu
rope without education, and without the philosophical
nationality necessary to constitute citizens Of this
try. We have been met with sneers from the power
counting nativeby threats and mockings from the ucre
seeking and impudent alien. We have them dash
ing along our in all the nsoence of imposition
and place; and day after day have seen them taken
by the hand and placed power the destroyed hope
OF high. born native. aNasit
We have seen the Globe newspaper, the organ too
of an American Administration, at time abusing the
foreign stockholders in the Bank Of the United States
because they were non residents and not likely to inter-
fere with it's views and them in the breath cao
ling atterng and cringng to the pauper emgrants that
might become good and true st the ballot box In
this course of the Globe newspaper (and we do not at
tack the President Of the United States because we col
lar this miserable print painful evidence OF the
evil that we complain OF.
That paper worshps the ragged regiments Of diseased
foreigners, that last year were ceansed from the small
pox at Amboy; praisng their gaanry and their respec-
tabv and daring, with all its wonted recklessness to
yilify the Native American party o. this free country
There is handwriting upon the wall Of the Native
hearthere is balance weighed in the native mind; and
there is poor and pleading sinners balancing down the
beam with the weight Of doomed despair That sinner
is the Clobe-that outrager of American feeling-tha
lost star from the galaxy of the American press
Pass we, now and rapidly, like man haunted by the
spectre Of the dead to subject important and equal
ly unpleasant. q s8ss&
We mentioned in our last In strong terms the PROPOSE
tion Of Mr.. ALLEN, (of Oho,) in the Senate; which
was to admit the alien to the rights Of citizenship after
he had served out his term Of enlistment in the army Of
the United States. s5
II, Beautiful but abandoned SYSTEM to embrol forever
the country Never did man concoct better system OF
protection TO the pauper The United States would be-
come by Mr.. Aliens view Of the snbject the Father Of
the American Parish Houses-and. with an ingenuity
which is the characteristic of the age, open great
feeding house, and denominate it an army
Let us put case and then leave it 10 the good sense
of every one whether this proposition of Mr. Allen will
not endanger the public liberties. We know his object
which is to fill up the public lands with these peoples
hut he is too short-sighed for our Senate Suppose
law passes according with Mr.. Aliens view The next
day twenty thousand foreigners land York They
enlist for six months under the direction Of the officers OF
any Administration, into army They go to Florida
(as the Germans enlisted and other foreigners0
and serve out their time Of enlistment. An election is
held or President Of the United States Here twenty
thousand foreigners collected at one military
discipline; cunning agent Of Government marches them
in solid columns 10 the pothey vote one ticket, and
possibly the great scale of the Presidential question:
in opposition to the will of native majority. This is
one casewe could make dozen, to suit our purpose but
leave II to our intelligent reader to carry out the Illus
tration. .af ts3
There the Ingredients Of dreadful mischief in tins
proposition Of Mr. Aliens; and there must be disease IN
the public atmospheric canker at the heart OF the
times that would so embolden American Senator SO
far to forget his county to hold out the hand OF in
yitation to the miserable of all the world They come to
us thick and FAST they crowd down our citesburthen
ma with taxes-make the natives dissatisfied with their
own government ana almost force them to hate their own
country. ~ e5 M
We would thank the accomplished writer, VINO sent US