Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-27
Z PROSPECTUS
OF THE tf
"AMERICAN ORGAN"
Laity and Weetiy Pap~, pu5sishsd IN Wassi,lg-
ton Cyfy. d. C.. kv

D1aly and Heekty Papw, pu5Jished IN Washj1lg-
ton Csfy, D. C., Iy
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
"E have reached an important crisis in our pe-
w htical history. The two leading parties in our
country, hitherto separated by broad nes either Of
principle Or ofpolcy dier now scarcely in any thing
"A Natonal Bank, formerly an essential point Of DIFF
ference between rival parties has no advocates.
ProtectiDs 1ayW for the sake Of protection, which
once divided parties and distracted National Coun-
oils has become obsolete, as question Of party policy
simply becauss "rspsane tasD'' affords incidental
protection TO American Manufactured A modifca-
ton Of the details of our present tariff system is all
y Demanded by the most strenuous advocates Of
Inc a,styDtlon Of the proceeds OF the publc lands
among the several States formerly claimed by one
party and the e'ication Of those proceeds solely in
party have both yielded TO compromise OF these CEN
ictng opnons 80 far at least to sik these ques-
tons as issuss between Wings and Democrats plan
iormed y q 9 compound cf "squatter soyeregnty, of
graduation, and OF Surrender TO the States in
which they lie seems likely TO withdraw the public
lands from thearena Of future party contests .
The improvement of harb@s and ric@s by congress
siona aid which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times has now bcconie less ques
ton q principle than sf local and sectional contest
and 1t will doubtless be adjusted by the next Con-
gress upon that basis Of hberalty and Justice de-
manded by the spirit of the age the true interests
of the country.
Other questions, of minor importance, on which at
different times, the two prominent parties Of the coun
ny disagreed have nov, BY change eofcrcumsiances
become Obsolete. What, then, remain as issues Of
any theoretical or importance between Wings
and Demecratss We know Of none and If these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
organizations, they will do 70 for the sake Of the
sfsoils Of posori Aaa 8f8 stas
But new issues have arisen, having no refarenc 10
the party organizations of Whigs and Democratic
issues which are vastly important in their bearing
MnIf nF Ill
issues must In their discussion, progress and term
nation annhilate these two parties which, for years
past have bated with alternate success for political
A new era is at hand---ans ora which win be char.
acterized in the future history Of these States as the
ERA OF PArRIorIsMi Throughout the length and
breadth Of this great and glorious Union the masses Of
the American people have spontaneously and simuta-
neously started the inquiry" ARE nor AnEEIcASs
CAPABLE or aovsRsNG rHxin CousrxY :" This In
hs ~ = hs - y M ana pertinent
Citations sprnging 10 In ali portions az the United
States and resting on the single basis Gat fs natps
born cnissns Of Nss Union hys N< capacitv a,.f 1s
scil % adn'inissv their o,on Gonennsas b project Ae
rights s1AiM they Adps inAertd and 10 psypstuate ne
freedom and igdepeademos Of their ndtivs hndl
Shall we trace the cu,..ss NJ mi. vvo..,,,,. s,,a
universal uprising of the masses ~ o,,s nntrsn
orsasr into 20 ,ne
permitting such im,n;grants ~ sr,ow ~ ;.ht ~
suffrape-and The deOyading aFsct ~ eisva,;nr 6nr
sgnsrs TO posts or honor and trust under our gov
people foryears usst and vst ,sI ,.o,r Nth = S.u @
ercsptions the ,oericar, vs.ov,. hx" s,d !. ~
blind 10 The proeress of Tair;0nis, n shs I.nd We
need not on the occasion Of vreseutnr this ercuir
prospectas 10 the county asson the osrsss for th;s
sudden md GENERAL man;festatiop ii. ~ n,rass ~
the Ansricsr neo,,la ~ tsss ~ r.r. II pvr, -
mcnt into their own banSs. h = svfcisnt a. the
Ss oSSc, We have now nov. IN ssw to s The udenahs
We now coros forvsrd ~ rrv~cnt to orr s.lIovv
citiseus he mode and moan. pof concsntratinr the
opinions and OF barmouiz;nc ths action az thosa who
en- pays wbosa S,,aas sns .bsn = y nd 70 1919,
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Of the citizens Of this District and of large number
Of our friends in the diferens Statea q daily and
weekly paper 70 be called
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by us, and BY our friends - the most favorable one
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m mrARIf sna mo Ine most ununng dcFonon 70 tne sd,
vocscy OF tne ooosneo ana Poncy o. TINS party snall
give US elhm 70 ~ snppg,S We know We snah oe-
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