Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-30
PROSPECTUS
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"A MERICAN ORG AN,0


AMERICAN ORGAN.o
Daily and Weekly Paper, published in RaShi@g-
toH OstH d. G., by
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
NNT Z have reached an important crisis in our pe-
w htoal history. The two leading parties in our
country hitherto separated by broad lines either of
principle or fpolicy, differ scarcely in any thing
but in names.
National Bank, formerly an essential point Of ds.
Terence between rival parties, has advocates
Protecsi0e 1aflF for the sake of protection, which
once divided parties and distracted our National Coun
cils has become obsolete, question of party policy
simply becaIse regSPus tl,i8" affords incidental
protection to American Manufactures. modifca-
ton of the details Of our 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 as formerly claimed by me
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
icung opinions so far at least TO sink these ques
tons as issues between Wings and Democrats plan
formed of compound of "squatter sovereignty" of
graduation and of u surrender TO the States" IN
which they lie, seems likely to withdraw the public
lands from the arena Of future party contests.
The improvement of harJors and ricers by congress
sonal aid, which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times has now become less oues
ton of principle than Of local and sectional contest
and II will doubtless be adjusted by the next Con-
kfcsay upon tiiht bhsls VI HDerhhty ana JuSuce de-
manded by the spirit of tho age and the true interests
OF the country:
Uther questons, OF minor Importance, on which, at
dierent umes the two prominent parties OF the coun
try disagreed have now by change circumstances
become obsolete. What then, remain issues Of
any theoreuca or proctcai importance between Whgs
| and Demscratsg We know of none !; and if these
hitherto rival parties shall MAINTAIN their respective
organizations they will do for the sake of the
sfosts Of powr!
But new issues nave arisen, having no reerenc TO
the party organizations OF Wings and Democrats
issues which are vastly Important in their bearing
upon the iuture welfare OF the cenntry-and which
issues must m their discussion, progress and term
nation, annhiate these two parties, which, for years
past nave oattea "lSh alternate success Tor pohnca
supremacy
new era Is at hand-an era which will be char
sctezed IN The future history OF these States as the
ERA OF PATRIOTISM throughout the length and
Dreadth o TINS great and glorious Union, the masses OF
the American people have spontaneously and simuta
neonsy started the inquiry" ARE NOT AMERICANS
CAPABLE OF GOVERNING THEIR COUNTRY Y This in
Tha IL sen as ~ = aI.aIaa M ana pepen
cations snrno,n, IN in All nort;ons nS tha Irn;tod
States ana resting on the sinqIa haa;s I'M H. 1iss
born cisisens Of tfss Toioa dsre ~ sono;,, aoI .
,oU N 1,,a;,;stgy tb ,ng ~ ~ ~ IL !
rilfs ,o5;el sg I@Ss .5@,,G ,,,1 h ,srao,Ss ~
freedom a08 lycs ~ L5air ,n,;ssr rL,ddJJ
Shall we trace the ea,lsts of th;s annntaneoua and
universal uprising Of he sses ~ or cn,,ntryen
The evils incident IN ~ ;ndscrr,;nata
of taregners into onr connt,y tha sonsaansncas e
nermif.ing snc ;n,mioran,s' ,o an,o, ~ r;oh, ~
suiTaoerand The deorsS;ng eFact ~ elevating far.
eigners to posts Of honor and trust under our gov
srnmant. III tJx,s haya hsan soan ard L,o, 81 o,r
nsonla Sor ysaya No, and rs, anI .a'a ,r;,h Gu"
exeintions tbo inercar neonls have saemad ,o ha
hind n the nroornss ne G,;op;s,, In tbe land W.
need not on tbe OCCASION Of cresentnc this ei,elr
zoSsn6r59s TO the cnuntry asagn th ogs,aes for tbs
sudden and eaney- ,nan,;fastston ~ the s,,oe@ &c
ths Irrsr;cans noo,io 10 ,Sa tha rows ~ a ~ ~
ment into thar own ba,ds. a a snfBcisnt f,r ih
object We have now in view TO STATE the undeniabe
and Obvious fact ths, s,,a6 n,,,,,oss srists
We now cor,a c,r,va-d to nras.,t a. o,r fcI,o,r
e;t;yeps fha nods ana ,naons ~ concsntrating tbo
eninona ana of .,on.;ns, tho ac.;an ~ tosa ,ho
nre dsnosa5 M mite IL tha f,n,s t;on ~ an q a,a,
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Mill ars Viii, ionS,s;n@ .,,Sr ~ 1sass,s,s one
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establish in conformity with the wishes Of thousands
Of the citizens Of this District and of large number
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