The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

never can forget "la brLe France, -" Il
Louvre" FaIais hoyale," -! lie Jardin
des IidntS, y and il thousand other objects
that hallow the memory of his native land
and keep alive il d,mlless desire to return
and lay his bones in the s,pulchre of his
fathers.
The German and the Dutchman is said to
furnish us with sober and industrious class
Of cltZeus. Devoted 10 his own sordld inter
est, aud too stupid 10 understand our constI
tuition; which he will not, or cannot even read
what better can we expect from him than the
natural results OF such qualities!
Is not the law OF naturalization as now
enforced, u perfect farce ?--an absurd and re-
diculous generosity entirely misplaced ?-tor
| will venture the assertion that notone in ten
of the foreign office holders i'll this country
have ever read or understc cd the constitution
they have soIenn swornto support and not
one IN five hundred the other manufacture d
citizens, is acquainted with the very first
principles of that sacred instrument. They
have been taught from 1l;cir infancy TO dol
their hats and hunll ly bow to passing Sil
Somebody, or to my Lord, who apl ears dccked
with stars aud diamonds IL drop on III II
knees ut Sight oths Rev elencc, tie Bishop, "l
his Holiness the Pope. and to pay HAT W"r.
ship 10 men, which, .he free born American adj
dresses only to his God.
We now lllui.utuctllen citizen with hSm'lci
case as We do a yard Of cloth lor we only
!nerd adolf 10 swear OLE dieEcc to Il constitution
he never read, and probably never Will read
aid a ScOlllidrel 10 swear lt liaS been I'VE
years in tie county. Oh Which, ne li;.d Lot ST.
ms foot more 1liau five days let'lr!
| The nanie Of al AD.r'.t nn II, f'ou
bong the PROUD $ tIye al,H'- n:tn IS IN Dan
ger, by tins pIounatlon, OF htc"n'ng Il >coi'
Ill d ~ Woru unon. s'sc l,utl"l,> OF tie cath,
land Of sinking into utter co,tpult.
I,'lS dtr!or,ile lInnl;.l.cc o. the Seiil'>
OF the constitution, cnlIlio apply to the native
sous Of the cnn,,lry, who are l,,nytt, from We
time the first drawings ointelItct are MAIL
tested to lisp tic name Of liberty; and are
deel " inlt utd wills the KNOW, dye that their
first rralh was inhaled in land of freedom.
Literal tr, lln1s and oIIulol.s become Il
palt aud Iarcel OF their nature; and there Is
no danger that or institutions can suffer III
|t>te hands ot sucn men L., a!e thus lcart q III
our own America
t'cow-cltlzei.s that in1o4e Of the great
aud good Washington, with out>tretc'cd
IlUiuS NOM lIIt WI VII. u.s.; j. ~ i',iS
Oh us 10 drIt'Lu t!.l &cu 1T ana trJu, the
laloW,d touch lN- 't1.lg r, and So to act
our part. that lie >tr"s IL d |.'s OF i'o ban
ncr Of kelll llcallSm, ra.. forever wave over
Ilouc inlt tie
Lanai 81 n" liv., and ~. 'otn. ri III, brave!
Discovrry.f .Huonn,iHsm Dmongo, Merirc.-.
\ milton OF mumuIies, i, Is stated. have lael,
been discovered in the "u,Irous ot Durango. III
Mexlro. Thry are in a sitting posture, on have
tie same wrappWgs, bands and ornaments of the
! Egyplan. Among them was found a poInard oI
Il III with Il scul p,ured handle, chaples, neck
lace. &r. OF alter aiely cnored beads, fragments
OF bones polished like ivory. fine ed elastic
!issGcs probably our modern lnda rubber cloih,1
morclsins worked like those o Our Indians
an' bones Of viper g.. Ii remains to continue
these interesting researches, and America will he
come another Egypt to au'iquarlans. and her
runs VIII 80 back to the Older periods Of tile
world. showing doubtless. 'ha, 'he anc stnrs Of
The nnnteZumas lived on the Nile. and that their
luxurious civilization was broken up and over
powered ny the ardy horles Of Aslac Tarlars,
who came down from Behring'S Straits and the
Rocky Mountains. I he scenes of Alia and Al.
arc III Rome and Greece, we've rehearsed at an
earlier day on the sor, of California and The
plains of Mexico. 1t it unknown Of the mum
mics above mentioned wha, kind ofembament was
used. Or whether j, was nitrous dispositions in lhe
caves where they were found. fact of impor-
lance is stated. tina, the shells the necklaces
are Of marine she'll found at Zaraecas. on the
Pacific, where the Columbus of their refathers
rohahIy lande1 frou the Malay, IlinAoostan or
Chinese coast, or from islands on the Indian
o,t an.-Tfras STAR
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