New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Sound Doctrine.

Wh;la g man; Wing journals N TIC 'i'"' "
:, ;,a;ona,ioo ON account OF the unfortunate
-. ,se Presidential Election, ara rushing
IS Il scea,s - Hs-inio t2e Tuesn
"a. yattp.sm. is is rei,'sala 10 h"d ~ 50 r.
s..,.,,ls sc aols psyef "a the 6nD"f0 COM
,,s,,.af lare,.lser sucbwis 400 Jud .cIo1s w.
col ,s ia contained IN the following paragraphs;
w.r.nnot shut our 9, rs 20 the causes mar nave
IN, the disastrous resnt We al oPpo!s- ihsy
are n;air obvious pa!pshi. W haSe pFti 80
whalmsd by the alien vote OF tne cou"t'!-
,roiei by artfrl denlasogues It mas oeth ofous' -
pear almost as the vote D ono flsh asa'i's' "s
sy.n more. there can be donot that thousanoe q
sian vo,s. were manufactured for TINS special puf
noss hv Inc means of perjury and Tie Ai'se i"'H-
,,ous frauds These things arr tonA al ni'''
pm snail we nbapG0n 1hai we pave oet" eol
reodng or IN order correct an incidcn'.i
evil .,.r rs,,o,.l
Let us look III l,!is matter iHd soovr, '."oHd'
n4r What 10 ee gained oy au dstVe"'o" "t''
,bs Natives. or. as thsy nov style taense'es' 'oe
Amsr;can Republican Psriy7 Iha, par!s mas no
sx,teace out oil great cites and IN but ie" oi tneH''
ard where i, mas an existence we nave seen "'',
composing itvot,ng according 10 'neir 'otiiel po
Isc,ons and very many ol them, u MOI 'h'JJa'y
voting directly against all for which we nave peen
con,andiug. We are the beaten party. IL 'ou'
fnAT r.
m sssred and what hope have we o' aid rom Tue
dominant party in the dcsh OF its triumph in1S
ar. content with things they are, and *ouio 'i"e
nothing better than that the w hgs shouio' oy nv
organic zation, operate as an external P'essio ~
keep every thing snug and prevent ooinhs' No, VIC
have nstbing 10 gain by Joining tne nSu'e
PARTY hut every thing 10 lose. Ii would result IN
nothing bur defeat inglorious defeat, tor II would
be incurred by an abandonment OF our owl aistii,C.
i've priuciples But this we can and are pound 10
d. As faithful Conservatives OF free Republican
Institutions, as american citizens, wnethei o. hu
tive or of foreign birtb we have common
in guarding the purity of the Elective rehchlse,
and preventing lis decoration oy lhe! e!iauuS S ,,cb
witnessed. We can say that we will go Tor such
measures as will render such frauds Impossible lor
the fnture We can invite all TO come upon the pal
form we OCCUPY and unite With us II this great ano
necessary work.
In this way, and this only, can we hope tor sue
cess. We make no inv idous dlsunctions' we haAe
no mans religion or birth an objection 10 him out
we do insist iha, means shall be taken which VIII
efsctually prevent The privilege OF cinzenshiP os
coming n marketable commodity. Why should we
place an eternal bar of separation between US ahu
those thar recent events SHOW, hold The baiance o
power? II would be suicidal 10 do SO. hatner let
ss show them that we have Il common interest III
this matter, and they and their children have as deep
a stake as we and ours. In their calm' renec'ips
moments-and there are thousands OF them VINO
exneriepce such moments-they will see as early as
any one The proprety OF such alterations IN the laws
of naturalization and such preveDtves OF fraud as
the exgeuces of The case demand
By pursuing calm, temperate course on 'iis
subject we may win thousands to our ranks VINO
would be forever repeled by the formation oil par,
~ whose leading principle artful demagosues would
successfully represent TO be opposition to large
class of voters because Of the accident OF oirth-
The greatest calamity that could beal this country
would be war of the races that compose It's people.
The natives in such contest could not all be array.
ed on one side They would be so nearly divided
that those of:foreign birth would have the conrong
voice, and it would be the aim of the successful
party 10 keep them in such condition ct moral and
intellectual culture, that they could be easily sway
ed by skilful appeals 10 their passions and preJu-
dices.
Ia every light that can view it, we should con-
slider the formation Of an exclusively Native party
as unwise and iuexpedient lrwould be sure TO de-
feat ITSELF and by the division it would cause among
those really seeking the good Of the country would
throw the Government into The hands OF those Hho
would administer it solely with an eye TO their own
personal nggrandizement. Let us as Wings, there
fore by all means hold fast TO Integrity, nor bate
one lot nor title Of our aims or hopes-cver making
war upon all abuses and exertng every constitn.
tonal effort TO correct them, but keeping constantly
in view, az paramount every thing elee The great
leading principles and measures 10 which we are
now and forever pledged.
Coon APPoINTMENT.-Hon. Samuel Hoar Of
Ccncord Mass is aspoin;ed agent for the cv Of