Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-26

princpe or az no,;cy difIsr now really in any thing
but In names,
A Natio,al Bank formerly an assential noint Of diE
ference between rival nart;ss has nom M sdyocates
Protectioe TarT for ths saks Of nroection. which
once divided nartas ana d;s,rac,d ar Nssonai Cnnn
cis has become obsolea ma 0nast;.n ~ Marty noicy
simply 5ecauss "reuenus tarif" affords incidental
ton of the details ~ onr nresent tariff svssm IL ali
that il demanded NV tba most advocates az
protection 10 American ny Jndmstrv :
The dist,5utioa Of The proceeds Of the publc lands
among the several Sta.es. as formerly claimed by on
party and the aDp,ict0n Of those proceeds solely In
aid Of the national Treasury as caaed by the ohe,
party have both Welded 10 compromse ~ these con,
ictng opinions 80 far at least as 10 sink these cues
tions as sssYss between wings and Democrats. plan
formed Of compound of 1snuatter aoyereipnty" OF
"grnduation," and of Surrender TO the Sates" m
which they lie seems likely TO withdraw the publc
lands from the arena of future party contests,
The Improvement of ha,5ors and ripers by congress,
siona aid on which political parties have hit6srtr
differed al different times has now become Less nnea
ton of principle than Of local and sectional contest
and it win doubtless be adjusted by the next Con
gress upon that basis of fiberaIity and Justice de
anded by the spirit of hs age and the true interests
of the country
Other questions of minor Importance ON which a,
different times the two prominent parties Of the con
try disagreed, have now by change Of circumstances
become Obsolete What, then remain as issues q.
any theoretical or practical ice between Whies
and Demecratsp We know of none and If thess
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respectiv,
organizations they will do SO for the mere sake of the
srOiI of zotoer
But new issues have arisen, having no referen, TO
the party organizations Of Wings and Democrats
issues which are vastly important In their bearing
upon the future welfare of the ceuntry--and which
issues must in their discussion progress and term-
nation, annhate these two parties which for wears
past have battled with alternate success for political
susremacy.
new era is at hand-an era which will be char.
ERA OF pArRIorrsMl Throuphout The length and
breadth Of this great and glorious Union the masses of
the American people have spontaneously and smulta
neously started the INQUIRY" ARE NOT AnFRIoANs
CAPABLE or GOVERNING THEIR COUNTRY ?" This in
qury is az universal as it is natural and pertinent
The is being given in the thousands Of nsso.
ciAtlons sPrngihg up IN ai Poruons OF tne uniteo
S.ea anu on tne Single OASIS tade 20 mo,'ge
oonh .,n csess1s Hy Cnson naoe Me caPacay ana Me
w 70 adasIer Msar oapn ooye'nnent 70 PTotecf te u
aesaog KY pslpe Iers.sa a9 . Perps'1ase De
shall we trace the causes Of thus spontaneous and
M uprislpg 81 tne MASSES oi our oountrymenf
me evs ,nciaent 70 1ne lndiscrlmlnate ,mmigraton
" my ouI ~
pemshg smg sacn Immigrants s. 20 enJ.y ,he Tignt q
suniAge-ana the degiading elect OF eieyafng ior-
eRhers P0sts ot nonor ana lrnst ''noer our gov
ernment; az Mese nave been seen ana known 70 our
people ior years past ana yet uitN aotp, win lew
e1ceptons tne Amerlcan people nave seemed 70 DC
--uNA n
neeu not On lue occasoh " PresenLug this cucusar
p.SspeeeH tne county, assign tne cxases ior tns
81. suausn nu general manessauon oi lne Purpose oi
.ne AneliMh people 70 take tne reins OF govern
ment into their own hands; u is sufficient for the
Us ow;o W. aase new @ view 70 ase tne unaeniape
ana Sr obvious Iact that saoh Pa'pose Ss'sts. -
We now come forward 70 present 70 our fellow
slssns ;s9 ~ MODE ana means Oh conoenua.ng the
epin,ons ana OF harmonizng the acuon OF tnose VINO
ars alsposee 70 unite IN lne IoImanon o. an An'e,
sodA Pa,Ig w1ose ps'pose snal pe 70 nnd Tesedy
IT ne mdnvod ecats phseA hgpe oon'e gpon us, and
DneA M ~ ysayy McTedsng unaer ,ae asdssroN ope
ro.a1n q eur ldass q ndtardMsasaon! we propose 70
.os tha c,.s ~ sa VII us S ~ ,,snas
~ orr hisnd. ~ ~ d;asran, 49, s,a,a. S.;ir ~
1917, na,,-~ IL 4. -~,isa 1 -
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THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
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We cannot perhaps more distinctly and concsey
tablishsd than by presenting the following extract
which copy aud adopt from an address OF former