New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

! Ihe w nlES nave DOlhus W itti!. q
things full of courage and strength IN the ile
rsnks Let there be no such word as taii' IN
our political lexicon. We deserve a.vtctoryTlet
US determine that we Will conquer and we snail
-" Our doubts arc traitors
And make Us lose the good we OF might Win'
By fearing the attempt.
With what distrust and sc0rn shall they be re-
meulbered who shall weaken the armies OF ruin
and priscp.e, CALAMITY mastering Tor me contest ;
/ who doubt the strength OF truth IN conflict with
error! Ten times better for Us 10 nave an open
| Toe defying US 10 battle, than have douen-idceu
leader pretending 20 guide us IN 'le s'ius9le' se'
all the while assuring us that We must be oeaten,
| From such friends may Heaven protect US, ana II
Heaven will rl us OF such friends VIC snail seon
vanqush cnctnlcs
But le, us look a little at this Native American
question. and see what cause Of ccngratulation we
| have To- thank the glorious band OF Wings and
their gallant candidate, Mr. SELDEN, Tor rodIns us
from all connection with such Loco-toco scheme
! as this Native American movement. would call
attention 10 the following facts which are suscePtl
BE of demonstration 20 any thinking mind:
|. Native Arnerlcanism was originated among
the LocoFoco party
II. A Loco-Foco mob burned the Cathoiic
churches in Philadelphia.
III. The church burnings occurred in Loco-Foco
districts.
". The leaders end defenders OF the Native
American movement were Loco-tocos and con-
tlnuc 10 be such.
V: The Loco-Focos, IN this City and elsewhere,
are still Native Americans al heart.
VI. The leading Loco-Foco principle Is still
church burning principle.
dent, propositions, but these are sufficient. NO"
10 the proofs OF these SIX propositions
|. presume that none are so hardy as 10 deny
that the origin o! this Native American movement
| in New-York was owing 10 the discomfort OF some
hungry Tammanv office-seekers, who were angry
Should ola any other night than
that 10 roic for them The origin OF the Naive
movement in Philadelphia was somewhat similar
About two years ago, the Irish cltZens wanted 10
have Hugh Clark, an lrlshman, nominated as The
Loco-Foco candidate for Sheriff The Loco-Foco
Convention nominated man named hutchinson
The Irish friends of Hugh Clark refused 10 vote ior
Hutchinson, and voted Tor Morton Mc.dicbael, the
Wing candidate, who was elected Sheriff OF q
County which had always, even IN lS4O, been
against us. The Loco-Focos were enrsged al the
Irish for taking the power out Of their hands, and
soon afterward the Native American movement
originated, which resulted inthe burning of-Caiho-
lie Churches.
H. But who burned the churches in Philadelphia!
The same mob that burned the churches in Philadel
phia singled out the afore said Hugh Clark 5 house
for special attack literally vdlsemboweIIDg ms dwell
ing and strewing the broken fragments oil his iurnl
ture (as thew would have strewed his limbs could
they have found blm) through the streets. Now
will any sane man saw that II was the Wings who
friends assisted, voted Tor and elected the Wing
candidate, or was il the Loco-FOcos, iniur1ated al
being defeated in their strong county by lnsh votes
III The Northern Liberties and Southwark,
where the Catholic churches were bsrned ana al
lacked, were and are strong Loco-toco districts
Where the Wings have the power Naive Am'ri-
canism is KEEP, down II was mob from The North
crn Liberties that broke down, like ilerce barbara
ans upon the Northern confines OF the WhIs city OF
Philadelphia and destroyed ~ Augustlne.s church
M H.. -, M At4r,'
and other Catholic churches IN Wing neishbOrhoeds
were saved-thosr IN Loco-Foco districts were not
saved. The Wing city of Philadelphia elected 8
Wing candidate tor Mayor, IN opposition TO The
combined forces OF NatIvlsm and loco-tocoism
The Wings of Boston IN the recent election fosgh
manfnllv against Natives. and woudhave kept them
out for ever but at the last trial the l-oco-tocoS
basev refused TO nun candidate of their own. and
thus the Natives were triumphant. In New-l ork,
where the Loco-Focos have thousands oi MAORI
" there Is a Native Mayor.
". So true is II that the original leaders Of the
Native movement were Loco-tocos, that II ex-
tended itself INTO the Professions ot lie, and even
exhibited itself in the pulpit need not refer TO job
Haskell and other I.oco-Foco onslnaloTS oi Inc
movement in YOUR CITY, nor 10 Mr. Oakley, the
| Loco-Foco Native Representative at Albany, as
YOU are better acquainted there than am Look
al Philadelphia, al Col. Page and others. the ouG-
ders OF the movement there. Follow the rioters
through their bloody history. 90 INTO the courts
'
tind Col Jack, a leading Loco-Foco lawyer, 80
violent in defence OF the church burners, that the
nudge had 10 arrest him for interfering with The
lury 10 procure the acqulta OF the church burners
! Even the ministers of Protestant Churches, who
profaned their pups by lending their and 10 sur up
prejudices against our naiuralIzed citizens, were
rank and open Loco Focos. The only TWO Dl-
vines IN Philadelphia who are Loco-tUcos are IN
| favor of the Native Americans. Without any per
! >onal hatred 10 him. may mention that the kew
/ II -f-rf Il. ..k..a - Fsan
OF respectable citizens ot Pnilsdelphla, done more
10 create preuGlces against The Caihohcs, (welch Is
the great cause of the existence Of Native American
isyn than any other man in the city. He has even
gone 30 far as 10 attend The meetings at The Chines-
Nuseum 10 conjure upt the ghosts OF those who were
killed in The riots NJ henslngton, tor what cause
the results that followed ihrSe meetings tel The
PLANES, story. He Is bitter Polk Loco-Foco !;
ave and even the man selected BY The e" Church
Burners ~ defend lhclr deeds OF bell IN open
court was George NJ Dallas the Locc-Foco can
Gidats for the Wee Presidency OF the nec States
(Since unfortunately elected The PreJudlcrs OF
the people made his unworthy efforts TOO successful
The commoa toaS; given n tbs city, during the
late Session OF Congress. by Loco-Foco members Of
Congress when they cot drunk, and t1atwas pretty
frespeRty-was th- following:
= Priests ConStables, and Devils, Hellward. Nor
did they stop here. They advocated the Annexa-
ton OF Texas for the sake 0. their hatred 10 the
I Catholic Priests. Following the remark OF 4lr
Wise. made some time Slnce II Congress. iher Pro-
fame language was I'VE can lick NeXlco by -
snd the Little Golden Jesuses and chaiicss of the
/ l'oplsh Churches shall pay our liquor biil These
cut ihroatS who have escaped eur laws by running
10 Texas now want 10 rob the Catholic Churches Of
Mexico, as they have robbed our Treasury uRder the
magic waichword OF .. Polk. Dallas and Victory >
Il Is sloI;ous destiny for the Wings OF the Union
10 save the neturaIzed citizens even from the pr
tended friendship of The villains who have illus Tar
/ deceived Them.
VI. II. then, This Texas business is still wicked
dessn 10 PerPetaate slavery and continue the attacks
on the Catholic Churches, need not SO farther TO
/ prove my sixth proposition
might refer yeu 10 many other facts, IN confr-
nation OF the views | have taken. but the above
are sufficient 10 show that in the LEGO Foco parry
i originated Native Aulericanisrn; have been told
| that articles may be found In the New-York Pc
| belan of October 5, 20 and % copdemrIng Mr.
Clay ioF asvocetns the nights OF NaruIahzed Citi-
zen> and Catholics in thus Republic II tina; PAPER
was guilty OF such base betrayal Of its PRINCIPLES
on the e7s OF q contested election, in which the
| Catholics anc Narurazed citizens were called upon