The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-27
TAYLOR AND THE ENATIyEsx

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The following appeared in tho Sun a.
Philadelphia, the organ Of the church
bnrners, on the 10 h Of July last. Its pc
culiar meaning can be hnd derstood only by
an explanation Of what that secret soci
ety is,and fer what was il establ;shed. The
United Sons Of America 10 a society or.
ganized originally 10 Philadelphia, Tor the
purpose Of binding together in secret BY
mutual obligatinns. GA ,hs and ceremonies
| those meh throughout the American Re
public, who are willing to take its Piled
ges to Propagate Na,iveism with the due
fanatacism. L,ke the Orange Lodges Of
Ireland, it's members are bound to obey
the orders Of their affiliated secret soc,e.
ties, aud TO strike at all who oppose them
aud 'heir hostile designs against our nat
uralixa,ion laws. The United Sons Of
America are sworn foes of emmigrants
and immigration. They have extended
their ram'fca,ions throughout the, secret,
ly but with solemn obligst atoms on each,
!" S"''J ~" o""o'y P"'P'se " 'he tioNe-
men, After the scenes in Philad delp phia
in 1S44, the public can understand why
this scheme against political righ, aud jus
tiCe, is carried on in secret.
Only the more franic and unfinching
Natives are trusted with its secrets
The, form a nucleus in each city around
;,h .
the forms of the oa,hs and pledges admin
is'ered, nor the extent to which each
member is bound to CO operate in the
movements prescribed at head Quarters
or the danger of such political organi.
xation in free country, we do not pro-
pose to speak now, but we call attention
to the fact of its existence -S. Loni.
Union.
Order Of the United SOns of America.
Al the last meeting of The Order, says
the Philadelphia Sun, the following reso
lu,ions were unanimously adopted:
RpsotOpd. That 10 the opinion OF the r
! II the National Camp of the benevolen,
and patriot order Of the United Sons o
America, formed upon full and deliberate
) examination, there is nothing in the sol
emn obligations of Uu,'ed Son Of Amer
ica calling for doubt difficulty and repug
{ nancy in voting for either Of the elec,o
. raj Colleges pledg ed 10 the support Of til
claims OF Zachary TAYLOR fur the Presi
!, depoy of the United States so long a
!, tina, distinguished citizen. and brave an,
$ consciencinus ,aan cnntfanea Ia ST anI ~
| tie broad platform Of the constitution. no
only independent Of all parties. but i
pledged enmity to p,rties, as the champ
on Of the whole people, and the Who'll
/ country. ...
Resolued, That while our order stand
pledged not to interfere with the nom
a nations 10 political "fic by the people i
: their primary assemblages. it is ohr dut
J to aid in the manner in which we believ
mos, effective in carrying ont the elec
e tion OF suitable men after nomina ed an
e that IN SO doing. we are bound to promot
t the election of Zachary Taylor. as rec
ommended h, the Native American Con
veniion, and nominated by tariaiis par
o ,keos. because he ands un,rammeiIe
e by any partlzan pledg es-ahd that W Q wi
: do so,
Resoleed, That in MilIiard Fillmore,
y candidate for he Vice Presidency, w
i, recognize an honest, Industrious, faithful
II aud intelligent American. and a true low
nothing of his principles which shoul
influence true United Son of merica {
hesitate in yielding him his political sup
port.
3 Resolued. That these resolutions be pitt
!. lished co.extensively with the Order
t he States of Pennsylvania, New jersey
Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, and Illinois.
i. By order Of the National Camp.
Can aGy homes, foreigner hesitate /
}, his choice between Cass and Taylor, W he
it is SO plain that every element of Ma
$ tive Americauisin rallies around the la
' tel? Let the German, the lrishman, III
: Scotchman, the Frenchman. every on
/ Who has fed from the land OF oppress o
= for home ID thisland oflfberty and eqia
I Iiy' be warned in time that Tay lorisi
| aud Native Americanism are hand TO han
e iothe present contest.
t More Of it.. ,..-t.,
+ GEN. TAYLOR A NATIVE AMERI-
| CAN. .t....- .....
5 Some of the Wings venture to den
tha; Gen. Ta,i"r, is in feeling Na'iv
American. .........--
Was he no, frst nominated by The churc
bnfnine Natl, es OF Philadelphia
Did he not write TO p Sken Smith. ih