The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Gen. Tsyier n Native American.

-S'NnH Party, 10 ptHeTal Lay lCT
with view 10 elicit his opinions in resar,
to the principles advocated by tina, party
We have not the answer by us, and canno
quote the language Of the writer; nor hav,
we the answer of the General. That Iii
views conceded with those eutertaiue,
by that party Oh the subject of denying :,
foreign bonn citizens the privilege gualan
tced by the Constitution TO the native born
we remember well, but for fear that til,
may be denied Ny the parry who are al.
ways dcnorncing foreigners qficr election
as mercenary, but who move heaven and
earth before the election, 10 secure THEN
support, we will quote from long and able
review OF the proceedings Of the Whis Ma.
honaI Convention, written by Isaac Plat.
Ed.torof tie journal x Poushkecpsic La
Gle, leading Wing paper in the State of
New York, who was a delegate to that Con.
'rnton-and which presents, among others
not now necessary 10 name. a reason why
Wings should not support Gen. Tay lor for
the Presidency. lie says:
sour objections to Gen. TAYLOR have
Veeh, as we conceive, well founded, being
,So l"r i'' ~ "i." HIS own declarations;
crythins but one. and that tbat he "n,iI
not, if elected, be bound BY party doctrine,
or pledges, or be the exponent of the pru.
,lpicS OF any political party. Also, upon
The tact that he Vas first nnt,i,,,sl h,. q Ia.
Native Americans. with whom he La,evrr
been iavoric-whom lie has in some res.
ee,''s '"'",t'ahced' ana VINO have readily
...r, ,,,,lJ ;,,,,,, ',,,'' ''", T'a'es'
party, and the Church-burners nc iii i
. what we cannot do, and which. if atteupt
. e"' No,''d prove ,"'al to the party, by driv-
. citi,rns,, ~ 0''''' "'' o4' 'UVr't"
Tti.is fla, ,..;.,..,.
Of ,he Ne, yo,,. vii. 49,,
would he theb.,. ala N.
po,ed,o his ,,,ty ,,,,, ,r,s 49,. ,t.at,s ~.
This is moi aIl ,bc evidence ,,o 5000 49,
>ymrn,hv If G-e,i,cs o,.or,oi,oI J.. ~.
/ r,vlor with ,bo Eo.i.o
soon =, his ro,,i,o,i,, u.. a..s.',
/ pbi,,JsI,lia IN. phu,laI,i,;. c.;.:,.c
T;,os.,v, Cha poI;,i,a, VAIN, ',''
r.,,, c.oJ am -, 80 - ,0''''''
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,'.',i,- va. ~ ''''''"''''' Vi ~'e'' i'!'o'
", ''''o''
we suomi 10 our h"'ufaized fellow Gill
lenN whether Candidate who has amy
feelings, or polite al principles in harmony
/ with tbe pro>cri,,iye and ,;,o,,od N,,i,..
-. ''a''''
''"'S' 10 e"'i''e" 10 any consideration
oihcrt than that OF deteStatlon at their hands.
/ In contrast with the bigotry and prejudice
If spch \ Marty. whose VINCE ,-o ,,,,.,,,,.,
~ vac "'''' '''''e"' VI o""'' ana
WHO would proScr!0e oil who had the mis-
fortune to first draw breath in foreign LAM.
we urescut nm extract from tI,. s,,oo.l, ~,
! o., ,,-,,,,-
"' o' VIZ VI H'''c'' last "eHF-
efeH al p"ohc meeting held in Washing
/ ton City, TO express the Sympathirs of the
American rco,Ic with ,bo ,,oo,ro Of r..
No., a., .a.,,i. - a., -
1F'' Wv '''u'' W VIC '''''" 'e'o'u''oN'
II Orea'hes forth spirit OF genuine clio.
I quence aud sympathy for the down trodden
masses of Europe. and particnIorlv If rro.
,,,l ,,ho oro.
=7""S " Wv "" '"' ITO"
yoke oil bondage, beneath which they have
| groaned for centuries:
| NIti, well TO tall, of the blcs,iros If Emo.
li,h law-of trial bv iurv and tho LaLe7.
/ cor,ig. These are Gnoi ,biras c,r ~,
/ who can enjoy them. But bread is better
thing 'oFa starving family than n trial by
LaLoa NV nUa'' $500 1917 protection 'nan
the clohe ,herc is mn xnch sonoiiJ -. ~
as in the novels Of Ireland nor was the
spirit OF man ever pressed down as there,
~ "'e wei "e''"s e''iS "hich SURROUND
Irisbmcn. II is the com3,ry y, 49, -
which the sons Of Ireland inhabit. md
where they exist, rather than live. And
li.'s oppression senus 'hem TO every region
carr, Si,H ,ham on ins,;'.a, Wv! 30 tney
tyranny. and the love Of liberty. Thev have
made most valuable accc>sions TO our popu.
hltion, ana III peace and war have fulfilled
om To-, ,s ,hoSo horn ~ va" QUEENS aSEeaI-
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