The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

aud the perpStuiiy OF our Institutions, through the
aeaHs o. our eoutryRen.
A paper, called :. The Native American was
commenced iew DAYS alter the organization of our
seeisty. and has nearly 900 subscribers. ln man
pisers, 0aI doctrines have found ardent and able
lTend. bot 10 accomplish ouI patriotic ends so that
we msy rely upon ourselves for the blessings OF
l~acr an The peTils Of war, IL will be necessary
loo all 10 take part and promptly separate the
biftLngh,s Of our own People hon the indscrimi,
nate pfeiehslohs OF the psupsrt and outcass Of the
Oid World.
Our example has, within two years, been follow.
cd a. the CITY Of New - '+ans where an Auxiliary
scir,y exis'f. eo osrd Of several thousands OF ouI
tann'ryrpsa. Thy have established daily paper
~ great zeal, streGg', and taien and have already
.asse NOTE in he popular branch OF their State
l.saisls'i rqnire their Representatives, and in.
sifa, their senators in Congress ri ca lLp laws
u lsiut.lsslioR. Ia NeA York CITY, a so, an Aux
diary Society y fsEed, and proposals issued for the
patalcailon OF 6 na'iYe American newspaper.
We therefore invite our Conn'rymen throughout
TIE lnioH, 70 form AHxiliav Associations, and to
memcrtaiize Congress fOF repcalofihe laws oi natu
raItaatloa
oar newspartr i pablshst weekly. at Tie price Of
two dolsan and lry seL,s per aGnum, payable in
advance. .."
We are Of no patty IL Politics OF Religion, but EN-
braee men 81 all cfeeds and Iaphs.
Oar motto ls--" Our CStuiiyg. atlrays right; but
Tighi ~ rroag Country
Besides the main obirct OF cur paper. II will be
also devoted 4 sLtecis OF general literature, and
The domestic and current Intelligence OF the daS,
linclnaing SrSoFsis o. THE PRocEEpIEGs IN
CosGREss. The Society Is now mastg new exer
lions % elarge is paper, and 10 extend its useful
ness end, fa~ event Of being successful il will
soE,iain DEscRfFTioSs 90 THE NEW INVENTIONS
PATEsrEn AND EXHIBITED ~ THE PATENT o..
rrE y viii be 81 great utility 10 our citizens.
whose talents and genius engage, in discove.
ries, either In TIE taeehaaic arts the sciences and
will promptly aasts- them of the ADVANCE of i'm
psoyeInenis as - emulate or save their labors as
the subject may be, either open Tor improvement,
or closed by the anticipation OF others.
The AGRICULTURE OF our country is also becom.
ing interesting 10 US, Nation, as well on account
Of its satablcncss, by iustry and independence 10
cor Republican character, as by its profits TO us as
individuals. The Native American" will, there
fore, give Information 10 Farmers and Planters, OF
the results Of their fellow aborers in this field. aud
will be enabled 10 do so with great a3va,tage. as
there is now adi.d TO the Patent Office Department
for III, exhibition Of the Products Of Husbandry,
from The most improved civilizations.
As every man in the uRion who loves the land Of
bis birth Is Interested in the principles advocate,
we har- each one will voluntarily pat forth his hand
To help our honest labors ard occasionally cheer
with the cry Of God speed the cause"
by order or the Council.
GEORGE SWEENEY, President
SRTH J Tom, Corresponding Secretary
of the MAI. Amer. Ass. Of the y s.,
City Of Washington, d. G.