Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30
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AMERICAN ORGAN.o
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AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
VXyE have reached an important crisis in our %.
w ltical history The two leading parties in our
country hitherto separated by broad lines, either Of
Princps or Of policy differ now scarcely In any thing
a MdsionaI Bank, formerly an essential pont Of diff
ference between rival parties, has noss no syooates
PSUtsctaes 1drW for the saks Of protection, which
once divided parties and distracted our National Coun
cs has become obsolete, question of party policy,
simply Sseauss n "rsesnSe ta, affords incideptal
ton Of the details Of our present tariff system 10 all
that demanded by the most strenuous advocates Of
protsctiop W American Industry. N@a
The d!stibeon Of the proceeds Of The public landa
snonK TIE several States .. formerly claimed BY
party and the application Of those proceeds solely in
aid Of the national Treasury rs claimed By the oSsr
party have both yielded to oompromise of these con-
ictng opinions 20 far ct least TO snk these ques-
tons e tssass between Wings and Democrats. plan
"EsduAtion, and ofa surrender to the SfatssD In
which they lie, seems likely 70 withdraw the public
lands from the arena Of future party contests. as
The hnprsSsnlsnt of Aar6ory and riO~y BY congress
sional aid. on which political parties hsve hitherto
differed at different times has now become less ques-
ton Of principle than Of local and sectional contest
and u VIII doubtless be adjusted by the next Con
grsss, upon that basis Of hberality and justice de-
andsd BY the spirit Of tbs ago and the true interests
Other questions, OF minor importance, on which, at
different tines the two prominent parties Of the coun-
Try disagreed, have now, by schange circumstances,
become obsolete What, then, remain as issues Of
and Dcmecratsf We know Of none and II these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
orsanzstona they viii do 80 for the mere sake Of the
But new issues have arisen, having no referenc to
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issues which are vastly important In their bearing
upon the future welfare Of the country--snd which
issues must In their discussion, progress and term-
nation annihilate these two paries which, for years
past have bastlsd with alternate success for political
Z A new era is a hand an era which win be char
acterxed, in the future history OF these States as the
IRA or pATRIorrsni Throughout the length and
breadth Of this great glorious Union the of
the American people have spontaneously and simuta-
neously started the inquiry ARs NOT AxsRIoASs
CAPABLE or eoySREINa THAN COUNTRY Z" This In
quiry is ~ universal "a il ID natural and pertinent
The repcuss % being given In the thousands Of
ang ,en Up II I'll pSos. ss. q ss United
born citsens Of this Union hare ns capacity and s
mil TO administer their G0ueransn} 30 prptsc The
rights sohich they hooe iuA@isd and to pspstasts Ne
freedom asd ha1ependsncs of their nasiDs laadl
Shall we trace the causes of this spontaneous and
universal uprising Of the masses of our countrymenf
The evils Incident TO the ndiscrminste immigration
Of foreigners into or conntry-he oonsestiences Of
permitting such immigrants TO enjoy the right Of
suffrage and the degrading enectof elevating for
eigners TO posts of honor and trust under our gov
ernmentj az tAess have been seen and known TO our
people for years past and yet until nosO, with few
eIosptsons the American people have, seemed 70 be
blind 70 the progress e fssffHisss 10 the land. We
p-spssas 70 the country, assign DE csases for this
sudden aud general manifestation of the pwposc Of
the American peopls 70 take the rcins OF govern
ment into their ow4 hands; II 10 sufficient Tor the
object We have newtfn view 70 state the undeuiable
and obvious fact thAi inch puspos srixts.
We now come forward 70 present TO our fellow
citisens the mode and means Of concentrating the
spinions and Of harmoDixing the Aeon Of those who
are diaposed v unite N tAe fermation Of "Arsrs
fsr a. sssrisH sssis ssGaaa asss ~~. ~ upon ". aaS
sshsok ss yedrly incs~asiag nsdN ~ disastrous ops
rsssor Of ssw las~ Of sstsralisatonl We propose 70
establish In conformity With the wishes Of thousands
q the esl.ens Of This Disiet and q large number
weekly paper. 70 be csllsd tx
THE AMERICAN oRBAE.
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se1Prancss that We e1pssa doubt - shall commence
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!. o. posiHon Il q - Of TIE isxsjsssov~nmsut,
- Ssnte Of our feftoAi system, wDs all the rep
fsssesiises q tss 1esss, and Of thesnPs snnually
Pxiooicaiy sojowe for many mouda u considered
y n and By our hicnds, A. the nb Adorable one
~ ~ ppblcation Of the oReAr q ~ AnsucAr
rAzrT and II the most untiring dDpe>bn 70 the cd.
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We eEnnot perhaps more distipe1ly end soncisely
ds6ns Ns basis on which the Aa~iSss 0vyun 10 ss-
s.hlisht< than by presenting ths hllcvinS extract
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0ns position ia thus defined We sball advocate
s'AeA TSosvr~ win In our Judgment q carried out
psrpetusie freedom and protect native rghts
nor shall we at any time deviats from fhe path of
duty - the organ Of the Asa>oan party, and the ad
veoss Of AD'Nrioan rigA1<.
measrres en- the ground that they emansts from q
Democratio or from Wig administration; bot we
shall discuss all political questions With the mos,
perfect freedom from favor or prejudice toward the
present or any future administration. Keeping al
wsys in view the principles and purposes Of The
Ang1oun party, we shall battle for those principles
and purposes, while ~ an Independent journal, we
shall approve what We think Ia right and condemn
what think s wrpng in the principles Of all public
men and Of all political parties. The editor Of the
American Organ win be Democrat Of the school Of
Jefferson and Madison progressive in his notions Of
public policy, jet consistent in his sdvocncy of the
rights Of the States.
No essay or editorial shah ever appear In The
Isnsioda Organ, the tendency Of which would be 70
prejudice the rights wound the feelings Of the oit
Iens Of aag Of the States. Ss far the influence Of
this paper shall extend the constitutional rights Of
esoh, and Of sll the States shall be maintained W.
hold that n< srsftpton Of slavery belongs erotusipep
% fcss States N ohieha erists Eaoh Of ~ St1s, for
lssH h1s t< sols and esclnsivs ri9Al 10 d<t~nial
ohef1er or na slap~y shal eriss s0fhin its borders
We sh1U therefore opPoss al dgitaton Of he quesficr
Of siop~y, either W Cbn1ve0 or optgf "
The American Orgagr will advocste the ftes ana
stro~mA2sd exercise of the rights Of conscience
all questions connected with yeigios fasfh but Il
vil BY al fair and respectful arguments, opposs fer
s0n dovsnotson epev d,auioan otisens from whatever
quarter II may approscb and a. well in matters eocle
sisstical as in matters political.
synopsis Of the proceedings Of Congress during
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