The native American., 1840-06-06
SOuTHRON'S A NJ AXE!


Southrons, it is not our intention at THIS
time to sound an alarm, and say the enemy IS
>. vonr door, when he not; nor is it our
.odeayor to raise the cry Of 'wo't' VOL"
when the wolf is not near;-hut we merely
won't Won to look around you, and notice
facts.-then Judge for yourselves. Whle
YOU are quietly resting on your reserved
,iyhts.n and saving to yourselves, The enemy
is far away, we fear him not, the lncend'ary
is working stealthy among you, ana apply
inc the torch that shall bring rum upon your
too ccnfiding heads. But we have tod you
th, fact often. that the fostered serf OF DIES
motto governments, would prove TIE warmed
vner. and bite its preserver. See what IS
going on! Hear what the " Massachusetts,
Abolitionisf' says:-
uErropr AMONG TIE GERM ANS me tol-
lowing are additional extracts rom the annual
mort of the Executive Committee OF the
American Ant-Slavery Society. :.
EFFORT AMONG THE GERMANS
One Of the most interesting objects OF ex-
nerditure has heen the diffusion OF ail'l,Sli',
yery principles and intelligence, among that
nort;on Of our country zen who use the Ger
man language. Besides the German edition
az tbe ALBANY Address, and German edition
ofthe Instructive speech Of Samuel Webb ut
that meeting, German Anll-ollvery Anna
nae has been issued, and many thousands CIR
cnl,ted Several Germln tracts nave also
h.en published, and are doing much good.
,rge Numbers have been circulated Also o!
am allie German newspaper publshedn Phli-
,delnhja. aud advocating anti slavery prll'ci-
nles The numbers OF people now IN the
country. who use only that language, with
Tho immense accessions constantly making TO
tha;r number. and their exclusion from the
or,;,,rv means of obtaining information Oh
The snbiect, render these efforts highly prom.
;s;no vii lc the general passion OF the Ger
mans for liberty. rives the highest assurance
that nothing is wanting, but light, to range
,ha,, ao,;nst oppression in this country, as
la, NV. fl.d from it in their tather-land
TN ,n,uner in which they are crowdng INTO
tho slave St,es OF Virginia and Missouri,
giyes additional Importance to measures,
which the committee would have continued
with increasing vlgor hut iof '''e'i Ah'o''''y
through want OF funds I"
"Do you hear that, boys? "Ihe manner
in which they 1.-THE Germansl are crowdIns
into the slave States OF Virginia and Missouri,
yives additional importance to measures,
which the committee would have continued
with increasing viz n, hut tor their entire m
ability through want of funds" We say, 90
,,,, hear ,ha, Further g Besides the Ger
mn, edition or the Albany Address, and
German edition of the instructive speech OF
Samuel Webb nj that meeting, German
l.a,i Slavery almanac has been ISSUED, ana
,,,,y tbousauds circulated. SeUerat Ger
ann tracts lave also been published ana are
doing m,,cn gooi. Large nu'nhers have been
,.,r.,tated also III an able German nerspa-
ami, uubli led al Philadelphia and ,dvo a
tinu i..ti-.s. .rery principles "---all ofwi,ich
are circulated among u oefy hdrmtessiy,
because yon cannot read ihem!-But the
Germans do; aud they can communicate with
v,ur slaves, and yonr slaves can rascanother
Southampton affair among you, and who
will lie the sufferers? Not the Germans, Tor
they have nothing to lose, but all TO gam.
IN, ,ve think we have done our duty. We
Law tie facts before you as we receive them
from their own publications. Do your own
will bu, remember our hands are clean. IN
conclusion, we tell you, ALL EUROPE Is
ARRAYEJ AGAINST YOU, IN league
with few misled fanatics at the North,
Vow is your time to avert t',eir dlabo'ica'
purposes. Draw up your petitions Tor re
cal of the Naturalization Laws-sign them
Isl and lhick--and show the enemy that y"d
know yourrights land knowing, dare main