Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

HE NATIVE hMER'CANS.- Udl fe tCti-
ed faction have taken the field again in
PENNSYLVANIA. They held State con-
ven ton in Philadelp hia on the l0th ult..
adopted all address. violently assailing
the Pierce administration. and nominated
State ticket Their manifesto is made
ND chiefly Of denunciatIons of President
Pierce's appointments-in precisely the
same strain which bias constituted the
burden Of the Wing opposition to :he
present administrator OF counsel And
merit election we should not be al all sur
prised TO see the native faction and she
whig party lovingly coalesce all round,
1t would only require of the latter the
same facility in repudiating the Rich
Irish Brogue aud sweet German Accent
doctrines of Gen. Scott. which tie mani
tested in recanting his prior Nativism.
Goshen Democrat.
We deem it totally immaterial what
pre- ferences the author of such sentiments
may have for either of the political par
ties, now dividing the opinions of the
great men Of this nation. as the first
and only duty that suggests itself is TO
inquire If he is an American (?)
That lvrstched faction" is an cpl
tibet. when attached TO any civil and
strictly legal moral or political organiza-
tion Of the noble sons of this Republic.
creates within us feelings Of resentment
hard to suppress. even when duty die
tates mildness and forbearance. 1t mat
tiers not what administration is denounced
are found trucking and pandering to the
influences and dictates of desperate
and maddened priest ridden aristocracy
of other countries. The question is
have native born Americans sufficient
reason for placing new and well tried
sentinels upon the watch tower? If any
of the principles of this country are wor-
thy of being held sacred. one is that Of a
liberal and we'll managed system of Com
mon School education. How does Judge
Lowry reconcile the recent attacks Of
foreigners upon this principle. so fully
recognized by our Constitutions and laws,
with strict sense. Of moral or political
right? Is it at all astonishing that the
"Wretched factiOn" should look to an
effectual remedy for the peaceable and
successful accomplishment Of American
doctrines and policy, when the effort is
so boldly made to suhvert them? Or
would it be the better policy to pander
to the long established notions Of new
population thrust in upon us with no
feelings of com Notwithstanding to &C.
cOmplish but to subvert the princi pies
of this Government. and establish the
policy that it is better to raise the young
and rising generation in total ignorance
rather than they should be taught the
principles of true Republicansm and {
generous loyalty? If so, let US adop
the sentiments of the Celt, a Roman
Catholic organ published at Buffalo
which suggested as follows:
Better anguish and die under the REL
flag of England, than 20 live to bege
children of perdiIion, under the flag of
proselyting Republic
When we were weaker in numbers an
less able to defend our rights, no sue
sentiments dared be uttered in this couu
try. But the press is free and untram
melted here. and those whose conscience
and pent up political notions were sui
ject to the edicts Of other keepers. befol
they enjoyed the benefits Of Republica
institutions, rather abuse its freedom
than properly appreciate its advantage