Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-11
WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE Il, 1885,
PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
.AmERISSsA'SS IN SSoRGAs."
A Daily and Wsekty Paper psblishsd ia Washiag-
Ton 0sty, D. o, ~
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
wv n have reached an important crisis In our pe-
w htical history. The two leading parties in our
ooantry hitherto separated by broad lines, either Of
principle or ofpolicy differ now scarcely In any thing
Aaflsnai Baal, formerly an essential point Of DIFF
terence between rival paree has noie no advocates.
Pyetassre Tay!T Cor the aIks Of protection, which
once divided parties and distracted our National Coun-
u! has become obsoeie asa question Of party policy,
simply beoaa~ "repenss farif" affords incidental
protecuon 30 American Manufacturer. A modifica-
on u the details of our present tariff system ID all
MAT 10 demanded by the most strenuous advocates OF
protcction W American Industry.
The dssbsfSoa of the proceeds Of the public lands
among the several States as formerly claimed by
party and the agpoaon of those proceeds solely in
Ald q The patisna Treasury, as claimed BY the Other
party have both yielded 70 compromise Of these con-
cting opinions 20 FAR az least 70 sink these ques-
tons a. SSsgts between Wings and Democrats. A plan
lormed Of compound or "squatter sovereignty" of
graduation" and Of "surrender TO the States" in
which they lie, seems likely ~ withdraw the public
lands from tbs arcna o. future party contests.
The itnPrsuaaant ef harb~s and rir0s by congress
siona AID, on which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times, has become less ques-
and i viii doubtless Be adjusted fSs; Sy The next Con-
gress upon that basis o. hberaty and justice de-
u The country.
different times the two prominent parties Of the coun-
try disagreed have now, by change circumstances
become obs~lete What, then, remain as issues Of
any theoretical practical Importance between Wings
and Dcrnecraiss We know Of none and II these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
they win do 10 for the more sake Of the
spoik Of posrrt
But new issues have arisen, having no referenc 10
the party organizations Of Wings and Democrats
upon ths future welfare of tbs ceuntry~and va which
iss~ss must n their discussion progress, and tcrmi
nation, snnihilae these two parties which, for years
past have basssd with aliernase success. for political
A new ora Il al hand--an era which win be char
acterzed In the future history Of those States the
ERA or rArKiorisnl Throughout the length and
breadth Of this great and glorious Union the Of
the American people have spontaneously and simuta
cArAsis or sov~anss ririR Couxrar.' This in
qury 10 ~ universal as Il Is natural and pertinent
The vepog@t 10 being given In the thousands Of aaso
cistions spfngng up In all portions Of the United
born csssssrs gf tie Onion Aars as oapacity and Is
trU 70 adusassfer their Gopanmsai, 10 protect Ns
rights nhidh Lk<g Adps iaahted aad 10 p0psaste tie
ftsedens aud ssdspsndsaos " their natiss iandl
Shall We trAos ths oaasss Of this spontaneous and
universal uprising OF the Of our countrymenf
The evils incident 10 the indiscriminste immigration
0f forcigncrs into our countrythe consequences Of
psrnaitting such immigrants 10 enjoy the right Of
snfrage-and the degrading effect Of elevating for
cgners 10 posts OF honor and trust under our gov
ernment; az asss hare been seen and known 70 our
people Tor years past and yet Snfl aor, with few
exceptions, the American people have seemed 10 be
blind 10 the progress Of fotgaism in the land. We
need not on The occasion Of presenting this crolr
sudden and general manifestation Of the pnvpos OF
The American people 20 take the reins OF govern
mont into thsir own hands; II is sufficient for the
objsct We have new In view 70 state The undenable
We now come forward 70 present % our fellow
citizens the mode and means q concentrating the
opinions and u hsrmoniEng this action of those who
are dispossd V unts In the formation Of Ansr-
=; * mi,s% sys Asa AKA i@ss y os".. a@ s,oa s % sss
uhoh are yaarty i,acrsssiag usdv ls disastSou op-
ration n eur Iasss af natsrussaaioai We propose ~
establish IN conformity with The wishes of thousands
Of our ffisads in ths diisrsn. states, daily and
weekly paper, 10 BE- called
THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
The puhlieAton win commence on the 18Th day of
November daily, and on the Goth weekly.
A assh cap.taL amply sufhcisns 10 eommence and
70 continue the entsrprise, has been subscribed and
secured 70 be advanced by pumber of wealthy and
influential gentlemen; and We are insured daily
sirsaispon surpassinx that of any paper now pub
lishsd In Waskington city. The humber Of our
wsskly subscrbers win dsPepd upon the enthusiasm
sssuraaess that we cannot dsub. .s shall commsnes
With ~sny tAossaad. and thai year win not trans-
pirs before our weekly list win be swelled 70 more
Than cns hsadred Ghsxssad
Our poahon st the scat Of The federal government,
The centre Of our political systsm, where all the rep
rsssn@tires of the ssss and Of the people annually
assemble, and where profnnsnt man of sll parties
periodically sjcurn Cor many nonihs 10 considered
BY us. and By our f1ends ~ the most favorable one
rArrr and n the most untirng devotion 70 the id.
vccscy ef the doctrines and policy Of this party shall
eve ne claim 10 lie ssgrwf, We know we shall de
serve, and We trust We shall reosivs u
deane ths basis ON which the Apsviosa Organ s es.
tablishcd than by presenting ths following extract
which Ne copy and adopt from an address of former
president of o. Ms~ossS Maties Amsrsoan Associa-
Non, and pablished 81 n Louis In February isti 10
viti
atm rr.rrruArrss or AsssioAs rssrpor NJ ouu
osJsos, AsrrioAx RraHrs ous MOTTO. AND rxE AsnR-
roAs rAKrr oun ooexosn'
Our position 10 tbus defined. We shall advoca.e
svch messsre viii In our Judgment " carried out
Psrpetusts our freedom and protect native rights
nor shall We at any time deviass from the path oi
duty The organ of the lmssaa party, aud ths sd-
vecats of ABz>rican rsgll
We shall neither sustain nor oppose any political
measures On the ground that they emannte from a
Democratic or from wkig administration; bot We
shall discuss all politicd questions with the most
perfect freedom from favor OF prejudor toward the
present or any future administration Keeping Al.
ways In view the principles and rurpose- of the
dResosn party We shall battle Cor those principle.
and purposes, while as an independcnt Journal we
skall approve what we think 10 right and condemn
what think 10 wrong In the principles of all public
men and q al political psrsiss Tho editor q the
American Organ win be Democrat of tho school q
Jefferson and Madison, progressive In his notions Il
public policy yet consisisut In his advocacy ~ The
righ& Of the States,
No essay OF editorial shall ever sppe~r In fhs
lmericas Organ, the tendency o. which would b. 70
prcjudioe The rhts or wound the feelings of the isi.
aens Of aag Of the States ~ Gar as tbs inaueoce a
this paper shall exssnd thc corssisutisns rrhts a
each and of all the States, shall b. msint~ined W.
hold kLaf 1< sssftssen u sLsgwy beiongs ~zcn<irsg
% aoss Ssat1s ~ rAiea srlss ksea effAs ss.s ~
it.eE has as sn< and szcsSis rs1h D. d<t~rrrins
uh<thr or not slap0T slal Grid pifis- it hs~dsrs.
We shnU Os-yvv cprsss az agitation ~ a. gue<fioa
~ sidv~T, s<her s Obn1r@s ~ o,a " a.
The Ann~soaa 0rgaa" win advocate thSHftsr anS
unf~ocaNneed ersroise of the rrh~ of spas3<nos on
all questions connected with rsisgsess fssfA bu, Il
win BY all fair and respectful srgumrnis, epy.s ~
sign domination Ag>vooa ciiseas from whstever
quarter II nay apprcsch and O. well In natter. sccs-
siasticsl ss in matters political.