The native American., 1838-07-14

repeal Of the Laws OF Naturalization and that in III,
meantime they will proclaim the odiousness of placing
foreigner in any position Of public service or public
trust, while there 10 Native willing to accept.
II is not the paltry consideration Of salary that makes
the American People complain against this practices but
il is because it mortes their pride wounds their self
spec and Is against the principles Of Justice We'll
nature, that strangers should be called upon protect
to enjoy the things that belong by every entirely IL
themselves.
We would suggest TO the individual who has been TINS
put out to lay statement of the facts before the public
and to appeal to Congress at the session. for
vestgation ofthe matter If the law makers will not
redress the injury, then the People must resort to their
reserved tights, and we have doubt that when they
understand .hatthey to be driven TO this ultima
popuii, they will undertake and cnforce it.
For year this paper has been in operation and
have every to b'eve thu, il has accomplished
great goo for Native interests throughout the country
We have received on various and many quarters,
dence Of this fact, and do sincerely believe that is
destined yet 10 accomplish high ends OF which we nov
hardly permit ourselves To hope. But those ends ii be
the entire elevation Of the PROSTATE nationality OF tho
Uniicd States, the harmonious agreement between the
people and native officers OF Government and The total sup
preston of that vile and impolc system ofimnigraton
which already has filled confines with and
pinter.
All parties, whether Wing, Administration, or Con.
servatve, represented at the Seat of Government by
Press, which speaks their sentiments and vonches for
then patriotic intentions by arguments and facts. The
importance OF having permanent Press in Washington
is great that need not 90 into lengthy argument
10 establish the position.
We therefore call upon all our friends throughout the
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keeping in active and efficient operation the Paper dcvo
'ed exclusively 10 the objects Of Native Rights and Native
tioaor We unite political character with plans
sectaran prejn. ices, aud other cause but that Of
our WHOLE entire and beloved country this Paper no
personal ambition shall be gratil dino bitter feelings
ndngcd but onward over ev ry obstacle however diff
cult, we will pursue the feting genius Of nationality
and establish her the especial guardian of our Freedom
We cannot imagine how any born upon this soil
hold aIoof from this cause. tits the cause OF his home
and OF nature. II is the Of direct and continued op
position to foreign mposures and convicted telons--to
foreign influence, it as angel with its shining
wings to sootle demon with its lorr shades to
curse and destroy.
Already great men have espo,lsed creed, and
tongh timM policy dissrace!n in the extreme Of pru
dence, may prevent others from coming orwah but who
silently wish WELL still the time will soon arrive when
the whole land will he delighted with the unanimous and
spontaneous applause and sympathy Of its people.
The noble and true hearted members Of the Association
here, have kept the Native American prospcroisy alive
for the last year. and Of members willing
lay out their last dollar in its support; but 10 hrm With
feelings that we cannot express, say There
other Of sustaining the Of truth and justice,
than stripping the tolins mechanic Of his
there thousands Of alnent in the country, who
will step forward aud rally to the of the standard
which fear may fall into the hands Of the rejoicing
and insoent enemy.