Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-17
PROSPECTUS
"AMERIcAMN IN ORGAN.

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~ AorVCiATloN UF NATIVE AMERICANS.
" nave reached an important crisis In our POI
hncal ni.a history. The two leading parties in our
nitneFlo separated BY broad lines, either Of
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natseadt Bdnk formerly an essential point Of diff
pe.ween M ryai parties has no'o no advocates
Iasw for the saks Of protectionywhich
onp s,aed parues and distracted our National Coun-
s,,,p Obsolete as Question OF party policy
rssaiecyt;on ~ lseo'',s sarw enorus incdentai
kay ~ sha Ja,o;Ia y M ManuIactures. modlnca,
that Il denanJad -, ~ Iar .rin system y AZ
nrotect;on 10 Smeroa ns hdyocates Of
TIA Jis,s;b,,si,e lss M. .lan
among ina sevesai Sat-. y. sng puDsG lanos
ad IN, ~ iormeriy claimed by one
ad u ths natspa Trsasnr y soss Procseas solely IN
Marty have hoth ~aideJ - ,io - ~ sne osae
nasS Io yolaea Y compromise q these CEN
s;ns :. " " % sinx tnese qnes-
formed Of compound ~ smattar P,an ~
graduation" and of asarrender 10 the Slatsso IN
which they lie seems likely 10 withdraw chs nnhlia
lands from the arena Of future party contests. 4.
sional aid on which political parties have hitherto
differed at different times, has now become less cues
ton of principle than Of local and sectional conest
and 1t will doubtless be adjusted by the next Con-
gress upon m that basis s S bsray and Justice de-
Of the country.
Other questions, Of minor importance on which nj
different times, the two prominent parties of the con.
try disagreed, have now by change of fcircumsances
become obsolete. What, then remain al issuea Of
any theoretical practical importance between Wings
and Denocratsp We know Of none; and if these
hitherto rival parties shall maintain their respective
they will do 80 for the sake Of the
spotls Of poperI
But new issues have arisen, having no reference To-
the party organizations of Wings and Democrats--
issues which are vastly important in their bearing
upon the future welfare Of the country land which
issues must in their discussion progress and term
nation, annihilate these two parties which, for years
past have bated with alternate success for political
supremacy.
new era IS at hand--an era which will be char
acterized in the future history of these States as the
ERA or PATRrorIsn Throughout the length and
tne american people have spontaneously and simua-
neously started the inquiry" ARE NOT AMERICANS
CAPABLE or GOVERNING THEIR COUNTRY ~ This in
ny = 20 uu.setsal W y na1ura ana pertinent
y peng gwen 70 tle thousands Of asso,
S.atea ~ saS;s S.;s " ~ ~ "a Porsns ~ tle omeed
M a.a S ~ " Wy sse OASIS snqt he nd,ge
MI - ~ ndoe 80 caPacsy a,ta u Me
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tss seaacs Iey ndps snneftsa ad e pepssadse e
es,s ~. y ~. Hae'os ea"o9
nhaii we trace the caafsss OF this spontaneous and
uprising OF the masses OF our countrymens
Ine evils hcdent 10 the indiscriminate immigration
Of foreigners into our countrythe consequences of
permitting sncn immigrants 70 enjoy the right of
suffrage and the degrading effect Of elevatng for
eigners 70 posts OF honor and trust under our gov
eminent; az these have been seen and known to our
people Ior years past and yet until nosc, with few
eeI,cepuons the American people have seemed 70 be
blind to the progress Of fosignisn in the land. We
need not on ths occasion Of presenting this circular
YggSsS8 70 tne country assign the causes for this
sudden and general manifestation of the purpose Of
the American people TO take the reins Of govern
ment into their own hands; II is sufficient for the
object we have now in view to state the undeniable
and obvious fact that such purpose erists.
We now come forward to prassnt Ia our fellow
citizens the mode and reans or concentratng the
opinions cad Of harmonzing the action of those who
afe disposed 10 unite in the formation of an 4tae
iddn pdrtyn whose purpose shall be 10 nd rs,usdu
for he manifold ees salicA haue come fraE ~ and
inhich are yearly increasinQ undsy "a isastous one
ration Of our lars az s,asavu5zationf We propose 10
IN conformity with the wishes of thousands
OF the citizens Of this District and of large number
of our friends in the different States. daily and
weekly paper, 70 be called
THE AMERICAN ORGAN
The publication win comuencs an tha ,a,h A. ~
November daiIy and an the ooth ws.lIr 1 o"' y
A oash oapitI amnlv sufacient ~ conor,ar.a s,a
To continue tbe sn,erny;.e hes hsen sh.;had nd
secured 10 be advanced by nrmher of ,raai,h, anS
Influential oentlemen, and IVA aye ;n.rrad All. a