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MEssRs, EDfToRs:-in your paper of yester-
Elay, perceive with great pleasure that the ad-
'gratrs Of repeal af the Naturalization Laws,
had determined to abandon all party prediec-
lions and unite ard form one Great Repeal Par
~ throughout the United States


congratulate you, Messrs. Editors, and the
friends OF the cansr. on this movement Iour
lection will he responded to from one end Of the
t'iion 10 the ether New York, Mary land,
Pennsylvania end several ofthe old States, have
aiceady commenced their labors in this holy
cause. Mississippi, Alabama and Missouri, Hi
aois aud others in the South and West, have
Icaught the fame and with the number already
pledged to its support in this State, it must soon
become the rallying party Of all those who de
sire TO see our free institutions transmitted un.
impaired to posterity.


The Repeal Party, then, will be the Cynosurr,
to which all those who feel more interest in tie
Iperpeuity Of our country than in the election Of
General Harrison or Van Buren,, or the triumph
Ioi the Sub treasury or national Bank, will
be directed.


The time for arguments on this subject has
passed. Action is now required--or in few
years more every vestige of our republican form
Of government will be buried in oblivion
The attention of Congress llst ecessarly be
drawn, during the present session, to the repeal
.
native sons of the soil, and of large majority
Of the respectable naturaIized citizens of our
country is loud in its demand. The Press, with
its power, has not been invoked altogether in
vain. Every day brings new accessons to the
ranks and ere the close Of he present ear we
may hope tosee the Repe@i Party supported by
every patriotic American press and composed Of
every virtuous and patriotic American citizen.


To your energies Messrs. Editors, in this
great cause, may be attributed the present exis-
tence of the germ of the Repeal Party, which
now in this city and State numbers thousands.
and which, but few months ago, was composed
Of only few isolated irdividuals-few in
numbers, but indomitable in sprit--conscious of
the recttudc Of their intentions.


Go on, then, gentlemen, in the path you have
struck out, and the blessings of posterity will
rest upon your labors.


Yours, &c. A VIRGINIAN.