{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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NAURALIzAIIoN There is a complete division in il,e Whg party on thIs important subject. Mir. Webster, Mir. Johnson, Mir. Archer, have committed themselves in favor of extension of the term oi naturalization. Mir. Rives . d MT. Merrick, sup- orted by the N. r. Tribune and tho Albany Eve. ming Journal, who are in favor of existing laws

 The Democracy On the contrary, present an unhro. ken front; they in favor of the laws as they are and as they always were, except under ihc federal administration of John Adams. They favor an sx. tension of the boundaries of freedom and the mum. bers of reemsn.-tN. Q. Jefersonian.