Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-29

NTH II win resist to the utmost the temporal
power claimed for the Pope Of Rome, and VIII OPP
pose the election TO offices Of trust under our gov
ernment Of those who adhere to the anttrepubi-
and anti Protestant doctrines and powers thus
advanced, and claimed, by the Roman Catholic
Church.
Sixth. 1t win oppose the higher law" doc
trines whether they come from Seward, Sumner
and their fanatcal gang, o. from the Roman Pom.
tiff and his army Of Jesuits.
Seventh. II win resist-in the language OF the
immortal Father of his Country, the insdious
evils of foreign influence as one Of the most bane'
full foes of republican government"
Eighth 1t will maintain and defend the Consti.
tuition OF the United STATES IL Is and stand firmly
by the Union ID erists and by the rights of the
States, ,ctholt diDaination 10 form or substance
and win oppose to the bitter end and at all times
and on all occasions and TO the extent of its ability
influence, and power, all who oppose these great
political guarantees and blessings, which were es
tablished by the yalor, and transmitted by the wis
dom, of our glorious ancestors
Ninth. 1t win discountenance, oppose, and put
down. if possible, the agitation OF the slavery ques-
ton in Congress, which has for 30 many years been
the instrument in the hands of fanatics to disturb
the peace and break up the harmony Of the Union
believing, as it does, that it Is a matter which
rests entirely and exclusively, under the Constitu-
ten, with the States in which it exists
Tenth. 1t will oppose to the death, Abolition
ism, Secessionism, and Demagoguism; and will ex-
ert itself to build up and foster National Anieri
can spirit, under the guidance Of american Prtn'
ciples, based upon the conviction and guided by
the assurance, that Americans can and should gov.
ern the land OF Washington, and directed by ma
wise and patriotic advice they will be able to trans
init TO their childrens children to the latest gene
ration, their Constitution, Union, and Republican
institutions, not only entire and unbroken, but i'm.
proved and strengthened.
Such are the main principles Of the American
party land is there q native-born American who
can object to them? Is there one, who, in view
of the dangers which, threaten our government
and institutions from foreign influence and Papal
power, does not cordially oppose themy WIN the
native sons of the country-bom in the midst OF,
and reared up under, the blessings of civil and re-
ligous freedom, sleep on, until they are bound by
the letters of foreign domination and power, the
most deadly enemies of the republic? Shall we
submit tamely to be led to our own destruction by
the Kossuths, the demagogues, priests, Jesuits,
and infldels Of the Old World, who come amongst
us, with the message Of peace and good will on
their lips but with the purpose Of mischief in their
hearts, and the rebrands Of discord in their hand
Is it not time we had become AD,ericanized,
and thrown off and rejected, finally and forever,
those baneful influences which are sapping the
very foundations of our government and Union
Again, ask, what true patriot can object to the
principles of the American party? Let all who
are opposed to foreignism, Jesuitism to abolition
ism, to secessonism and demagoguism, and value
our nationality, our constitution, our Union, and
the peace and prosperity Of the country, rally un-
der its banner. AN AMERICAN.