r., "a NATIVE DYED IN THE WOOL"
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r, ;s,d we agree with you, in every particular.
yor ,or,.;,ts are true and just, and call, in a
vol g louder than thunder, or amendment Ae''
wi At can our humble opinion avail in the great
&C aa,et now raging. Every thing appeaS TO 0e
$ ralowed up in the vortex of party strife Even
i N our own city, where there should be but one


,mes,;on the members Of our Association, indiVi-
dually, have forgotten their higftrus'---aye' ''',
pledge-and are handling the "unclean 'h'hg'


Foreigners are courted the insolent party slang
and impudent foreign sturs upon our own nau'e-
horn. are now winked at, and thought fit subjects
of remark by men who cannot speak our language


even under the wings Of the Capitol Ou"hi
,ucl, things %. be Should Native Americans so
far forget their high trust and boundcn duty, as to