The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-30
NATIVE AMERICANIsM.

1aa because 70 "u'' '"1 '"'e'' "'s
n b read, II wiz maze an i"Pie'S'oh uPo" u'e nun
4 hvor Of truth. Inc Pa''y oeaiingS' 100 y VIZ
uihor give u an ao'''o"s' Ae',. eAa :
y stated, from tho pen OF whis--one VINO a''
ysomsns service during inc las' campaign :" W.
srvcs Of Mr. Ciayi man OF decided 'aien'' as NV
rvduetion declares LOT num- Out 700 nones'' anu 'o'
pa TO sacrifice MS honest principles on inc a'Ar .
ny, He comes iorwa'u 70 s'nu'ea'' '"o 'u'
principles Of our 'ree ,n'.'u.'ons, ~. IVY Po"sy
sur government anu VIC uu'es "'" w o"e " Wv
migrants from other SHORES. ,I..
W come iorwaia h,S ''sn"s +" ell"on' as
vss the nai' winch nc has u..sen "e ay 20
hr our readers inc essay ~ uisunsu'shea c''1e'
d Pennsylvania whose name a'one wou'u secure
/ hin host OF readers. ana whose essay rs 'un'
| icthy OF the cause ~hi Ha ne supports m e'o
tsncs, great as II 's eve" i"'er'or 70 us aoi',
I'D its force his ueciaeu'y one ~ inc most pm
bUphical views oil 'ne ques"oh o. NATURALIZATION
which this modern sect OF nause Amer'cans ha'
al.d forth II gives not only 'he 'rue primer
pks upon when inc measure s'ahos, ous con-
firms them BY the iotce Oh preceaen'S' ana 'ne prac
ice Of the most enlightened na'ions' IN every ma
ton where there Is much 'and 70 MI up WIN innan
nrs, and where, OF course tne populaion "a
ipass in comparison WIN inc 'e'f'ory 70 DC set'eo
he vises people nave opened ,ne'f doors % the ma,
trs Of other countries, - was 80 ~ We uays OF
Rome; and u was ner noera Pr"c'pie Of co'on'za'
ton, in making inc '"nao'an'S u her conquered
countries the cilizens o. nome' winch contributed
u much as her arms 70 enlarge ner empire, ana 70
build up the greatness OF 'ne mistress OF ue world
Our author shows now 'ne more nloucrn na''ohs OF
EuroPe-how hhg'aho' rra'ce' RUSSIA ~c.---oy
opening 'her doofS 70 INC ioieis"c'' nave aauea 70
their population, wealth. anu Importance
And surely II II DC 'rue 81 any country unoer inc
@nh par'culafly soo' 'iiiS iee!anu OURS ~n'ci'
bso mlch vacant 'eif'o,y ~ se.ee as
hrtsn'y mas 0eeh' oy inc a,,"esa''o" % ieAaS' ana
Spreading as - owe. '"e iNooAy mountains rom
h' AlaDuc 10 inc RACINE ooea"s = y sir'Aine'y
tns Of peoPe whose '.''1'u'o"s arc nee' anu i''-
'nmsa not 'of INC P''ue VI =" nei'u''a'y sose'-
esn, Out % make nappy u'e "noie human race
people "n0 nave Always P'i''u themselves - oPc',-
nsa Tree asylum " u'o opp'esseu - ah INC car'n
-aPeoPie whose ~as 80 enoo'iseiy as
M n W 'no a''' " '"e Nioi " '"o Ia''ef''
wofd-a people VINO nave since numbered among
their s'a'esmen' 'he distinguishes strangers OF
oOe' ANUS anu 'en en'e'p'is'"s ues0enuah's'
NV" one o. 'ne strongest complaints ~ our
D''A'''' v '.
ty attempted 10 arrest the emigration OF foreigners
!, 49, .h,as AID ono of he MOS, ;l,,s,r;-,,, e -.
wou' '"o'.'' tAN W. y '''o o'. - w
connrmea hls great prihcipie py the eioquent IAN
upe Of one of his messages and the effective poi-
10 y NY " - e3' - 80 Po'-
" his own administration.
n, aN.,;ve A,nar;con.,, can ...r..,, s,.o..d i,
ne establishment OF their narrow and bigoted views.
During The last presidential campaign, the wings at
empled 10 raise claior against the naturalized for
cnsr hsc,nse tbs,, ,;sh Al ~ az. 49,. se a.
o"s' NY "'sio1 " '''0 'o'oo " '''o
native Americans; but the wings begin ID see their err
:, n, -
"-"e u'eah INC hiost Ioerai among them. Dut
mong these we are sorry we cannot number the edit
:. - 49, 80
~ Of the National lntelllgencer, Mr.. Kennedy of
Ai.,vana and NJ Arch.. oeU;-r;,,;. No.. ~
''A'1'1'u WI, n'snei u '"sH''a' Many VI INC
phgs are now striving to cut the cord which bound
IL, II.
em 70 lne IahauciSm OF Inc native American party.
fhey have disnlaved al strong a ae,err;na,;or ~
pate themselves from the sect, that even Mr..
rher in his late letter to Gen. P. s. Smith, of the
d September, whilst he assigns his reasons for the
bib he has adopted, is compelled to confess thai,
cause is almost hopeless:
lpnise, that an opinion favorable to such reon,r.
n,ns ~ he "hia.. a. no eno 70 the adj
ny ,oo srmly es,abI;t sI anu ausese opinion
G opnon can only have ths rssnt ~ ;,;s exprsss,on
nrairnv Nv nnnnIy nav he Iesut oi executing ciamor
rucng n,rhpnf tha =, nus VINO axow ~ and OBJ
INV Z, ~ s ~ 80, =. me american republican
ce 10 hav. No re.srv we 1, .oweser, oeen ny Prac-
Dos on public Question, whau ne syow o. ny opin
ancea ''p'A' '" 'o'i request IN 'he present IN
-,
ana he closes his letter with these rather de-
poudinp strains.
e '"a"'''
lou will perceive that have confined myself to the
eonpa Of remark indispensable to the respect TO your
y' 1890, the occasion not permitting general
anny bys brana qatsa,ons Whlcn the native Amer
Dnle,. I.ha nro5sh, All ~ aoh u .ne country.
sediments al arpe IN ths M ns.n .;,ao nv
sequel to tbe onpior h. - ~" ~ p. anu %
hol The advice that ne na,;n ~" mus. MI
orn 10 carry mi, th nr;na;i a.. parry shouiu
.Odtion Of eitizsnsb;n w shss ,h s :n1uia Dc
,L but because Il cannot be attained; and he At.
M which 4 a,tain,hIe ME-; Ia 1870 ". s'.ea' -,
ahcs,,ity half Io.S - n mIs nan a"ays Pieers' ~
" NV o'ea
will scarcely he neceossrv tbereSnre ~ cr;,;
- " "'ee'ooiy, '"oioioio' " VIII
"~c Arguments OF gentleman who seems to feel
ov impo,ent are his ofFor,s o., .,.l,;.L IL. car,
M i, o ms eHo's ~ es'aonsn ms 'a''n'
nf iii IL n -