Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-26
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AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS
W. have reached an important crisis in our pe
htical history. The two leading parties in oui
country hitherto separated by broad lines either D
principle or of policy differ now scarcely in any fhinl
National Bank. formerly an essential point Of diff
,eranos p between rival PARTIES has noo advocates
once divided parties and distracted our National Coun
oils has become obsolete question Of party policy
simply escayss z "rsvesYs ta'1Fv affords incidental
ton Of the details Of present tariff system is ali
mat y demanded by the most strenuous sdy0cates o
Profession " American Induatry N Ts n 4 4 ~
Ihe d,st,1ution Of the proceeds Of the public lands
party and the applaasion Of those proceeds soiey n
AID OF the national Treasury as claimed by the oe,
party have both yielded to compromise Of these osn
nctipg opinions 90 far at least 10 siak these qus
lions a. sssts between wings and Democrats. Aplan
formed Of 9 compound Of "aquatter sovereignty, oi
graduation, and ofa asnrfender Is the States in
wnicn tney ne, seems likely 70 withdraw the public
lands Th from the arena ef Future party contests.
sional aid on which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times, has now become less oucA
ton Of principle than sf local and sectional contest
sna 4 WI doubtless BE- adjusted by the next Com
gress upon that basis Of liberaty and Justice de-
manded by the spirit Of the ageand the true interests
Other questions, of minor importance On which, Il
different times the two promnsa parties Of the coun-
hscsr nsYe n0w py change
any theoretical practical Importance hAs~ cen Wings
and nemecratsi We know ef aens and Il these
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ts mart s;ars ~ W;ss ~ le'cIenc 70
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,non AZ Stnra aIsy - ~ ~ Lneir Dearine
ispuos must n their ds.s,.s;as ~, Mnlcn
past have battled with sltsrnst e. ior
Enrrcmacv - ~ ~ ~ von'ica
new ara "a At bana an - ,vss.A In :. -.
acterxed in the ntnr S;.torv ~ 49, W. y cnar
hrsadh ~ M ~. "a aI;an sne sngtn ana
ths ~ 1 ~ E ne mssses OF
nednsly stsrtaS X inn,,;s 2" any slmuila-
cApApIu On coyssxrd -sr, io.."r - ;c ;'1
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The repss Is being rven n tbe ~ sssn
cistions sprnging up in all portions Of the United
States and resting on the single basia that s notiue-
4oyn cHsssns T thls paf11 haze As oopdcity and he
tcsI % ad.sinissev er oscn Gopsvmsl 10 protes Ae
rsghss soAsct A< Acrs tnhsssd and 70 opsPeusts kas
Shall we trace the ocuses OF this spontaneous and
universal uprising Of the masses OF our counrymenY
The evils incident 70 the indscrimnats mnierstion
Of foreigpera into country ths consequences Of
suffrage and the degrading efEsct Of slsvatinr for
eigners to posts of honor and tn,st under our row
ernment; az these have been seen and known % our
people for years past, and yet aa6l noe. with few
exceptions, the American people have sssmed 70 be
blind TO the progress Of foreigai~s in tho land, We
need not the occasion Of preventing this orculv
prospectus 10 the country assign the osssss for this
sudden and general manifestation Of the psuposs Of
the American people 70 take the f6ins OF govern
nent into their own hands; Il is sufficient for the
object we have now in view TO sats the undensble
and obvious fact thas sscA psspcss srisfs
We now come forward 70 present 70 our fellow
citixens th1 mode and means Of concentrating the
opinions and of harmonixipg The ncon Of those who
are disposed TO unite In The formation a an A1<r
tcdn party Whose purpQss shah be 70 ind remedy
for 0S manifold s0is sahidh hqvs oops vpon us and
radon of er lasos of haturahsasion7 We propose 70
esMnhsn, IN conosm,y w1sn me wnnss o. tnousanos
~ rne ci.nens Oh TINS Dssncb ana OF iarRe nnmpe.
y OUT ulenos ~ me nnerens osAses, : oaiiy ano
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November daily, and on the 2oth weekly.
casa o0pitsl, amply sufhcient 10 comfnencc and
70 continue the enterprise, has been subscribed and
secured q be advanced By number Of wealthy and
influential gentismen; and we are insured daily
circulation surpassing that of any paper now pub
lished In Washington city. The number. OF our
wcekly subscribers viii depend upon the enthusiasm
Of our friends IN the several States but We have such
assnrsnces thst we cannot doubtwe shall commences
with MANY nousands and that year win not trsns
pire before our weekly list win be swelled 10 more
than one hundred ttsusdnd u.iE Ntsfs.
Our position at the seat Of the federal government
the centre OF our political system where all the rep
resensatves OF the Sntes aud Of the people annually
assemble, and where prominent men Of all parties
periodically sojourn for many months, 70 csnsdered
BY rs, and by friends the most favorable one
for the publication Of the oRaAx or THE AnnrcAs
PARTY and II the most untiring devotion TO the adj
vocacy OF the doctrines and policy Of this party shall
give us claim 20 its supporf we know we shall de
serve, and we trust we shall receive it,
"a We cannot perhaps moro distinctly and conciscly
define the basis which the 1s>vioaa 0r9ea Ia CO.
tablshed than by presenting the following EXTRACT,
which we copy and adopt from address Of former
Pysside1t Of ne Mssols7 BafsDs american Assooia-
wit:
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