The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-29


appreciation Of which, all your labo,
useiess--'nst y Is me principle Of nativ. ~ \
losnisn'' ana nor us distinct name and org,,; aae
whish ~ working mischief among the ssoai
has stirred up the worst passions 81 peopt
heart, and excited man to hate his ss,, 'ne haas
deavored to take away freedom Of cor.s hAss|
make religion, as il il in New Hamash1ce, adj
where test for ofices4E And more ,hps, ever
written its nar< in deeds Of blood and MS Y
scattered the seeds Of evidence and d;so.son Y
cast over The lsnd ID is the experience ~ IND
full results IN the pasS with the almos, :, neses
their repetition in thstuture, which has .s'aoy
truly patrotie and american Of both S,osed
position TO Its pernicious doctrines. ~. n
therefore, contend, advanced far enoaI nave nj
should strike at the zone idea" on which ~ A. N
lists stand, IT you wish to eradicate IL "e natsI
which you complain. The founda,ion Ie e'h :
destroyed, and then the walls will crnnlI' hra1
ms. This you can easily do, and / sha', INTO n
see you commence the work. 'HOuu gs&|
How you can consider this IA vonr,
! am at a loss TO know. II had its or.;s qussn
sage Of the alien act, during The nres;S. hs ps
elder Adams; and, unless | am orea,' ' ~ dS|
Just az odions TO the mass of the peo1is ss'e's
the days of its infancy. One thing i aoxss
shared the nursing care Of the Hartford ooss ah
and was sent to seek its fortune in he v' vnss
its confirmation impressed upon its f3r.r..I% q
proceedings Of that celebrated conyenon s q
lar TO you; and, of course, il is useless for ~.
der,ake 70 ehHghten you IN regard TO iis r~,
or the means whereby II hoped for their CO.
ment- fou are aware that 1t plotted treason y
the government, and strove to disturb N. !. 1'a!
union Of the States. OF these tbinss IVY passl
therefore speak, as they are foreien ~ Il, MI
issue. Its resolutions, however, were NJ. onl
so many amendments to be made n K, H. Mu
TUITION. The 9th of the series was in tbss. WY. WIN
"No person who shall hereafter be O,,,,..
SHALL BE ELIGIBLE AS MEMBER OF THE SW,,.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE Js,,,oSNna
NOR CAPABLE OF HOLDING ANY c,yu os,,o 'ln
THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED SrArr, 'nu
What was this, but the pure, unadu],.,,,
tive Americanism ofthe present timer The a..
IS perfect, except IN one particular The H,rx3
convention would have prescribed all 6sss
ers, without regard to their re]ic;ons ,. ase
whilst, as can readily show, our na,;v, Sp ~
most part stand in fear of none but Ca,hoI.. 4
you see, the Hartford convention, with al !. b
and all its follies, was more liberal and no,. N
ant than this Joseph Ito borrow your me.oS,.,s
which you, Reuben-like, are pleading Il n.
OF his distress. And, for myself I vonu
soon bear the undying infamy Of being H.ss
conventionist, as to be in any way conuecid y
Joseph, or any of his household; nor do thirts.
in the power Of any one man to force him NM, \
wing party as its youngest born r''
The difference between us ia simplv M. v.
propose to rid US Of native Americanism !, M N,
of its separate political existence, by is sml....
ton with the wing party; whilst | MAKE ", !.
compromising war, against it's principles and d....
would destroy the whole brood Of yjD,r \.
would only warm them into life, to Be Nm,
your Kindness. Let your advice be adud NJ
the whig party, in its native American dress Mi.
everywhere disgraced and degraded Mo-, n,
this: the blood will be sucked from ID ~
vltals, and in a short time it will lie lfsls.
despised, with few to do it reverence,
you require proof of my assertions, You
hnd It IN the awful shock the presidential Z
ton gave us. You can see il in the result Il Nm
land. This, at least, should teach a useiuI l,r.
MIR. Kennedy met the reward Of his fsly aMHA
well did he deserve it. His celebrated etis
which you pinned your faith few weeks bach Z,
consequence to nativism in Baltimore; and nadvyyu
in return, dealt him its hardest blows. He ~
the wind, and he has reaped the whirlwind. II
Frustrated him. Such, trust in God, will B. 4
fate of every man of every party, who has Il il Y
heart to deprive the humblest individual, whsru
born, however believing, Of the proud tile d
AMERICAN CITIZEN. These are nv sentiment ID
entertained and deliberately expressed. | car
who knows them, because / feel that they are ia
The only hope for success which the whi,
have in the future, is to stand by their prncsiph
principles broad and comprehensive enough to 7
brace all the great interests of the country. I'd
must keep aloof from all "entangling alliances
shun nativism, and all other isms at war whit
republicanism, as they would the cast-of cloths
a leper, or the fangs Of a serpent. Thus only
they be worthy Of their name--thus only can
preserve their honor; and thus will they win
confidence and respect Of the American people
A MARYLAND WING
October 81, 1s45.
1--we are happy to meet "a Maryland WIZ
again battling with his usual force in the cM
truth and justice. What we can vouch tah, y
he is whig-ay, Clay whig-but he nd
wing, young as he is, as does honor to hsrarl
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