The native American., 1840-11-21

add the perpetnty oil our Institutions. through Mt
nc ms " um uTa couatfyafa
A paper, called - Tie Native American. Was
cnnIGirnce" d trw Gass airr the organization oil oul
society, and has nearly ,0uG subscribers. In man
rlaces, our doctrines have found a,deui and able
friends but 10 accomplish our 'trotit ends. so that
We may rely upon ourselves for tie brssinss OF
peace, an the pelils Of war, il will b. necessary
Tor all 10 take pat aid promptly separate lit~
uiitbrights OF our own People nom tie indiscrimi
ate lsrlrusnns OF The ,a'p Re and ouicasts OF Tie
Old World.
Our example has, within two years, been follow
I'd IN tn city OF New q ans. where all Auxiliary
Society exiss, com, osed OF several thousands o on
counrymen. Tn, y have establ shed daily paper
OF great zeal, str-tgt and Id en- AID have already
made a move in the popular branch Of their Stat,
i.esSlan =" require Il cir Representatives,, and IN
stuct their Senators III Congrrs> ~ ~ laws
OF naturalization. II Ne York CITY, a 80, al Aux
lItary ciety rncd and proposals issued for the
Publication OF L4tlvr American newspaper.
| We therefore invite or Counirynrn throughout
tie Union Ia t"tiu AaxtiiaN Associations, and TO
memorlaZe Congress Tor repeal Ctthe laws i nau.
| raitzation,
oar newspaper is pablishct weekly, at tie price Of
two dollars aHd thy crhts per Gnnuln, payable III
advance.
| We are Of no party in Politics OF Religion. but EN-
| brace men OF all cre-sis iua!lhs.
| Oar motto is OR Country, alrdys righi; bu!
right tcrong, on' Country
besides The main oultCt OF our paper. III VIII De
also devoted / subjects of g-reral literature, anil
the domestic and current Intelligence of the daI 4,
Including a SYNOPSIS OF THE PRocEEDlNGs IN
| CONGRESS The Society ls now nak' Z new eXer
lions TO enlarge lis paper, and to extend Its useful.
ness; and, IN The even, of being successful, II viii
contain DESCRIPTIONS or IHE New INVENTIONS
PATENTED AND EXHIBITED IN THE PATENT or
fi'E ! Is will be O! great uully to our citiZ"ns,
whose talents and gen!u. are -,.lAg~ IN dscoSe,
re. either in the mechanic ars ne sciences, and
viii ptoaptS adv. thea Of the ad"a"cr OF i'm
p:oveUrnts. 40 as IN emulate save tner labors, n.
u. subject may BE-, either open tor Improvement
or closed by the an'ic patton ~ others
| The hGRlcuL1uRE OF our country is also becom
ing interesting to Us, a. Nation we'll Oh acc'an,
ot il. suitasleness by f'usry and independence TO
our Republican character, by It's profits to us as
individnals. The Native American VIII, there
fore, give information to Farmers and Planters, Of
the results ei their fellow laborers in this field and
will be enabled to do so with great v,tage, as
| there is add, d to the Patent Office Department
for Exhibition Of the Products Of Husbandry,
! fiom the most improved cu!fiva', ,ns
! As every man in the Unon tho loves the land Of
his birth 10 i,eTssler ir the principles advocate,
We hone zach one will voluntarily put forth his hand
~ help honest Ia hors and occasionally cheer
~th Me cry oil" God speed the cause"
| By order of the Council
JNO C. HARNESS, President
/ SRTH ] Tom, Corresponding Secretary
l OF the Nat Amer. Ass. of the u S.,
| City of Washington, D. e..