Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-31

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AN ASSIMILATION oF NATIVE AMEklCANS.
NV y have reached an important crisis in our Pc
w lltical history. The two leading parties in our
country hitherto separated by broad lines, either OF
principle or OF policy, diher now scarcely in any thing
but IN names.
ference between rival parties, has ao no advocates
If0tscstpe 1d,lV for the sake of protection, which
once divided parties and distracted National Coun-
CHS mas become obsolete, as question OF party pocy
simply because repsnae tdflU" affords incidental
protection 10 American Manufactures. modifica.
non 81 the details Of our present tariff system Is all
that is demanded by the most strenuous advocates Of
protection 70 American Industry.
Inc distribution OF the proceeds OF the pubnc lands
among the several States as formerly claimed by one
party and the dppticdton OF those proceeds solely In
aid OF the naflenai Treasury as claimed by the other
party nave both yielded to compromise OF these cen-
ncung opinions SO ar at least as TO sp6 these ques-
nons as ISSUES between Wings and Democrats plan
formed OF compound OF "squatter sovereignty OF
graduanon, ana OF surrender TO the States. m
wnsn fy tney ne e seems likely 70 withdraw tho pubic
Ihe improvement of hd,oors and ,soe,s by congress
sonal aid on which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times, has now bscome less ques-
ton OF prncipe than OF local and sectional contest
and II Will doubtless be adjusted by the next Con-
gress, upon that basis OF hberahty and justice de-
manded by the spirit OF tho age and the true interests
OF the country.
Other questions, OF MINOR importance, on which, at
dinerent tlmes the Two partes OF the coun-
ry oisagreed nave now py change oi circumstances
become obsolete. " hat then, remain as issues OF
any tneereuca Or prncucal Importance between bigs
and Demecratsy we know OF none; and II these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
organizations hey VIII DO 80 Tor the mere sake OF the
sp9als of Poacer!
But new issues have arisen having no referenc TO
the party organizations OF wings and democrats
upon the fnture welfare OF the ceuntry--and which
issues must IN ther discussion progress and termi-
nation, annhate these Two partes winch, for years
past nave Dattied, WIN aiternae success LOT potcal
supremacy.
new era IS at hand--an era which will be char
acterzed IN the future history OF these States az the
breadth Of this great and glorious Union the masses OF
the American people have spontaneously and smuit-
neonsy started the inquiry" ARE NOT AMERIcANs
CAPABLE OF eevsRSINa THEIR COUNTRY Z This ii-
Tba i bsin 90 avsr Il NV ana ~
cations snynp1np IA In ali nnyt;or. If tha IInitad
Stated and RESTING IN tho has;s nm NJ. oI;re
Lo1n c2tizans Of uss Union hans NJ sanaetw aaI Ms
,pn 10 o,iniste, Aeiy o,pn Gors,n,a4nf h ,rott ts
,.;oSs ,phicI Le, haps in6e,itd nad ao oaet,,a Ms
freedom ana in.2eDepdsnea Of Lb1;r atics MIL
h.ll ,ve trace tbe ..,s.s of tb;s syontaraou. and
universal unrisina of tbe masses Of or counrymen
The evils inciaenf tn ha ;ndiscr;minata nm;grat;on
of FOREIGNERS into our countrv-the oonses uenees of
permitting such immiorants 10 enioy the right of
| rt.,fn ala xfsafrE
eigners n, ns,s ~ henor IA trr,st ,,naar aus
arnmont ~ t5ssc hayo h.an sasn IA Lro,u ~ INV
| neonle for wears mast and vat unM ,oo with f.w
excentons the American people have seemed 10 he
blind to the eropress az forf;onis, in thA land We
need not ON fhe occasion Of presenting this c,e.rs
,raspcs ~ tbs country aa.;on tha os,.ses far th;a
Sudden md GENERAL nanifstat;on of the ,,,,nase of
thc kmer;cap neorIs ~ taIa tha ra;ns af onvarn
meut ;nt ther avn banda. 4 il ut3ic;ent I'm the
object we have new in view 10 stass the nndenable
| and obyions fact thai sleh u,,,q,ose crisis
We now come Forward IN nrescnt to our fellow.
cit;.sns ,ba ad ana ,,,sa,s ~ sonesntra,;ns, tba
en;niona and af barmon;zinc he pcon of those who
ara disposed to unite in the Formation Of an 4nsy
joo. s1,t vhosa ,,.aas ehall ha to And rernei,
E. 6c ,a9;ySd e,s ,n6iah 6aps n,n,c ,.non az ond
scbeL az ,aari, nrsosio ,nder gS l;sgssors one.
,at;a Of ,. NJ ~ ,ns,goziyot;on We nronose N
establish in conformity with the wishes OF thousands
of the c zens OF this District and of large number
OF our friends in the different States daily and
weekly paper, 10 be called
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" oonlnue tne snVeiprse, mas oesh supscriueu huo
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pan 1phsneo .nan uy pIssensng tne .oowns exlract
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VIZ.
Tnr rERPrruATss OF AMERICAN FREEDOM Is oun
onJkor, AMERICAN RIaHTs OUR MOTTO, AND TIE AMER
IcAs PARTY Our coGNoSsS
Our position is thus defined. We shall advocate