Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

- be"y o''n bteAty I0ltfp pHoetSAeh M Vd6HtAg
ton CITY, d. O., by
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS
WHT II have reached an important crisis In our pc
Wv itcal history. The two leading parties in our
country hitherto separated by broad lines either o.
principle or of policy, differ now scarcely in any thing
but IN names.
A National Bank, formerly an essential point of diff
ference between rival parties has ,oap no advocates
Protectcs 7driF for the sake Of protection which
once divided parties and distracted National Coun
cls, has become obsolete, question of party policy
simply otedass "rsoeaae tIrib" affords incidental
protection TO American Manufactures. A modifca.
ton OF the details Of present tariff system is all
that is demanded by the most strenuous advocates Of
protection to American Industry.
The distribution of the proceeds of the public lands
among the several States, az formerly claimed by
party and the application of those proceeds solely in
aid OF the national Treasury, claimed by the other
party, have both yielded to compromise Of these cen
hicting opinions, 80 far at least TO sink these ques-
tons as issues between Wings and Democrats. A plan
formed of a compound of "squatter sovereignty" OF
graduation" and of Surrender TO the States" in
which they lie, seems likely to withdraw the public
lands from the arena OF future party contests.
The improvement If hdrbo,s aud ,geyy by congress
sonal aid, on which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times, has bscome less ques-
ton OF principle than Of local and sectional contest
and IT will doubtless be adjusted by the next Con-
gress, upon that basis Of liberaty and justice de-
manded by the spirit OF the age and the true interests
of the country. "a
Other questions, of minor importance, on which, at
different times the two prominent parties Of the
try disagreed, have now by change circumstances
become obsolete. What, then, remain as issues OF
any theoretical or practical importance between Wings
and DemecratsY We know of none; and if these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
organizations they will do for the mere sake Of the
spots OF Potoeri
But new issues have arisen, having no referenc 10
the party, organizations Of Wings and Democrats
issues which are vastly important in their bearing
upon the future welfare of the csuntry-and which
issues must in their discussion progress and termi-
nation, annhate these two parties, which, for years
past have baed with alternate success for political
supremacy.
A new era is at hand--an era which will be char
acterzed in the future history of these States as the
ERA OF PATRroTIsal Throughout the length and
breadth Of this great and glorious Unon the masses of
the American people have spontaneously and simulta-
neously started the inquiry" ARE NOT AMERICANS
CAPABLE OF GOVERNING THEIR COUNTRY ?" This IN
guiry universal as IL is natural and pertinent
Inc repoass s being gwen IN the thousands Of asso
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eineht, use =" se nave uesn seen ana known 70 our
people oI ysuls past, ana yet unets "o'c WIN lew
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nsesna,o a. ~ a,,,, " 'n's g,oasn ~ NJ
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nv, 80 oi " tne p'AIoSe "
sne A;.eroan ;'s peup'e 70 take 'he rens o. govern
isa -" NV ' s onh hanua, = - saiciout iu i ihe
ny . I. view - saE tne uhaenapie
w. ,,o'a ,aSa shss sao pu,Pose ~ es. =. s
ne now come Forward to presont 70 our ieiiow-
oluxehs tho toae ana nleans Oh concentrating tnc
epih,ohs Aii9 % haionllg tne actlon OF those VINO
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~ I sUa'loy pt totioA NdVe '1ie l nto, 4s, ao
.oss zsa @,f ~ yeaIsy ~e.sslng a'aa e % gtsast ore
ra.n, z ~ II, uDs ,.ous4SatD1! ne propose 20
az The citizens M tbia ns.ct and NJ Iora nrr,har
OF our friends in the difIeren, States daily and
weekly paper 10 be called
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IhE AAihhlCAN ORGAN.
. The pnbncalon win commences on the 18th day OF
november daLy, ana on the z0t1 weekly.
casa caPstal amply sufficient TO commence and
70 commune tne enterprise, mas been subscribed and
secured 70 be advanced by number OF wealthy and
nnuennAl gentlemen and we are insured a daily
Sircnianon surpasslng that OF any paper now pub
lished IN washington city. The number OF our
weekly SUBSCRIBERS wan depend upon the enthusiasm
oeSii
assurances that we cssnot doubt we shall commence
win win msng MousdHls ana That year WIN not trans
pure before our weekly list VIII be swelied 70 more
man one handytd M0hsdnd
onr posiuon ~ me seat OF the FEDERAL government
me centre OF our pohncai system where all the rep
resennVes OF the States and ot the people annually
assemble, ana where prominent men Of all parties
penodicaly solours ior many months, y considered
ny US ana by our friends, as the most favorable one
TOR the pn6Lcaton o. tue ORGAN or THH AMERICAN
PARTY ana the most unhrlng devotion 70 the ad.
vocacy OF the uocines ana pohcy OF tins party shal
give us claim 70 US sayP@h we know we shall de-
serve, ana We trust we snail receive IL
me cannot perhaps more disunctiy and conciseiy
denne the basis on which tne dae,segn Orgdn IS es-
taoilshed than by presenting the following extract
wmcn we copy ana adopt rom an address, OF aiormer
dresadt,t n ~ AissoII AdtH Aneracan Asaocie-
D1s ana published AZ o. Louis N rebruary leal, 70
VII;
"Tr rsSrErUAusS or AsERIoAs TnExpoH Is oUR
OBJECT, AxEncAs KToHrs our MOTTO, AND TIE AMER
IcAS PARTY oUH ooGSoSrN."
Our position is thus defined. We shall advocate
such will in our Judgment IL carried out
perpetuate our freedom and protect our native rights