The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-09


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NATIVE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION:
Pteam6is and constiiuiion or iAs Nahss .amsriess
~. !: association Of tie Uatsd Siaisi.
Whereas ii is an ami,ted fact that all pversmfns-
not only capable but bound by all the principles Of
national preservation 70 govern their affairs BY the agen
Cyl Of their ciizens and we be,sve the republican
form of Govenneh TO be object Of fear and dis
like to the advocates OF monarchy in Europe and for thai
reason for other, IN order 10 preserve insttu
lions pure AVID nPoued we are mreraiivsly called Mp
on TO- aamiaistef peculiar sysis Tree cf Ill foreign
influence and Interference By admitting the strangvr
UNFORTUNATELY to the exercise Of those high attributed
citizen, weaken the attachment fihe native, and aEs
naught bnthe sordd allegiance OF the foreigner The
rights Of the American which he holds asder the Cons
tuition Of the Kevouton, and exercised " him The Go
fiouy presogave Of his birth are calculated 70 stimulate
to action condense TO strength and cement IN sentiment
and patriotic sympathy. II. s.s. II,
Basng then the right andd9sy to confederate on these
Of our native country in all the walks Of private honor
public credit and national Independence and therefore
we maintain the right in it's most extended FORM of the
native born merican, and he only exercise the
ois duties incident to the qualifications of the laws exc
cutiye legislative or ministerial from the highest TO the
lowest post of the Government; and to obtain this great
end we shall the entire repeal Of the
ton law by Congress. Aware that the Constitution for
bids and even # It did not we have no wish to establish
er ppst acto laws the action seek with regard to he
laws Of naturazaon is intended to act in prospective
character We shah advocate equal liberty 10 all who
were oo,n rgndty mr. 10 pc so Dorm constitutes when
connected with moral qual1es III our MINDS the aristo
cracy Of human nature aching under these Pfin'
cpies we further hold thai TO De permanent people, we
must be United one pound togener ny symPa!hies the
result ota common and 20 De national we
must cherish the native merriam sentiment 70 inc entire
radical foreign opinions and doctrines 10
trodnced by foreign pauPers aud political adj
Ventures From Kings 9ur gallant oreiathers won their
hberhes-tne slaves OF Kings snail lDt WIN them back
again: 4. -: n:
ReligonsIy entertaining these sentiments we as so.
lemn believe that the day has arrived, when the Amer.
cans SHOULD unite az bsofers 70 sustain the strength and
purify OF their I'ollhcai institutions we have reached
clear sighted apostles Of freedom when danger threatens
from every ship that ass on the ocean to or shores;
when every wind that blows watts the ragged papsrs to
cities; bearing in their own persons and characters
the elements OF degradation and disofdeE TO prevent
these evils now called upon to unite snr energies.
fight over this great moral evolution; the
our FIRST revolt Of glory, will be the duty Of the sons OF
those wars, and we must 60 into the tomb determined
to abide by couny TO preserve her honor free from
contgon, and her character as separate people high
and above the engiaftnento monarchicai despotsms
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We olnd ourselves s. n, ~ az rav.u
means, WIN oalf. .enoI ne er IL a"''eu
States to procure repeal Of the natushzallon law.
Second We VIII Use all proper san aS 49,
tons 70 exclude iore,gneIs rom ne
Or honors OF once, Wle'neI unaef ing Sa'e
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