The native American., 1840-07-11
PARTIZANS-KILKENNY CATS.

PARTIZ ZANS-KILKENNY CATS.
1t is really laughabe to seewith what ''holy
adherence" either political party looks at the
straight forward course which we are enaea-
voring to pursue, for the adjustment OF the
Laws of Naturalization We are entirely
used up-evelled with our mother earth In
the first place, there is the Hon Mr.. }. Key
nolds, of Illinois, (Democrat,) who comes out
with closely printed pamphlet of eightoctavo
pages, endeavoring to prove us Wings ana
Alien and Sedtionists. Hesayswe are playing
,l1 kinds of pranks to make Harrison Presl-
dent:-that like causes produce like effects
and If the Alien and Sedition laws were sup
ported by the Wings of old, the Native Amerl-
can party certainly is composed OF the same
material therefore we must beWhlgs, endea-
voriug. under this cloak, to elect Nj. Harrison
to the Presidency; and with ali the watchful-
ness of a righteous judge between the two par
t;es he warns his friends inIllinois and through
out the country, to beware of this hydrahead-
ed beast! We thank you for your pamphlet,
Mr.. REYNOLDS, and will endeavor next week,
to phvsic you with the same pill you have ad-
,ninstered to us-not to the amount OF the
same number Of pages or words-for that
were uselcss-but we shall proue to the con
trarv Of what you have asserted-that we be-
long TO either party, but that we are composed
Of members of both But, in justice to MIR.
REYNOLDS, we must say, that no doubt this
utalk" to his constituents will answer the
purpose for which it was intended-that IS, to
infttse more deadly poison INTO the minds OF
his foreign constituents than is already run
ming through their vlens, against Naive
Americans and their institutions -tor we have
no doubt. if clause had been inserted in the
census law to obtain the number of foreign
voters in the country Mr.. Reynolds district
would show majority ofthe sef-same kind !;
and this must account for his opposition to us.
His composition also, no doubt, will exactly
snt their palates But Mr. Reynolds has
nothing to boast Of as respects that-tor we
veriIv believe any school-boy in the land
could produce its equal. But, this "most
righteous judgeo thinks he has gained his
s.nonnd of fesh"-i e. his re-election:-and
cares not for the fate of his victim-his own
country. Enough at present for Mr. Rey-
noIds-
Nextcomxs t,eHon Mr. TT. Stewart Wing }
Of the same State, who as strenuousIy endea-
vors to show that we are Democrats, and cites
numerous instances to prove it and as eftec-
tuallv as his colleague, uses us up. Mr.
Stewart ne, doubt stands in the same predca
ment with MIR. Reynolds, as respects the votes
of foreigners, and this must account for his
op,osition-for !" like causes produce like cf-
fects," But we cannot follow these partlzans
il their meandering paths-it is not our III
tention. We took up our pen to say that
these gentlemen have placed us precisely i'll
tho spct we wish to be--that is, both parties
disown rs, and weare left solo, to fish on "our
own hook.n We told them this long slncc.
We have reiterated our assertion, that we be-
long to neither party, but number in our slo-
rioxs cause. the virtuous and patriotic Of
both. We therefore hope, that we shall hear
no more about Wings and Democrats, con
nected with our Association. We are Ndttpe
americans, fighting the second battle for IN
dependence from foreign influence, mlsrule
and corruption and we can tell the aforesaid
p,rtics, that wc. viii continue to fight for Vt,