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NO. Y.

 From the grave of the alien and sedition party, dug by the eloquence of the immortal Henry, aided by host of generous freemen and patriots of by gone years, has sprung. within a short period, monster as frightful. and repulsive to the spirit of liberty, under the name of .Natiue .9mericanism. This mushroom monster, with frozen heart, and a scowl on its deformed features, would deny 10 the suffering son of foreign country, seeking refuge from oppression, shelter in the Temple of Liberty here erected, and con secrated to the purpose, by the patriots of the revolution. It would rob America of her boasted character of being the eshome of the i, brave and the asylum of the oppressed ''-- True, it would permit the cmigrant to settle in our country; but imposing upon him the burthens and responsibilities, would deny to him the rights of citizenshipl

 Kindred in spirit and similar in deformity to this latter monster, is an UGLY LITTLE MONSTER, of parents presenting beautiful specimens of human intellect and liberality, recently born in this State, and hereby baptis- ed NATIVE ARKANSASISNI ! May the De- rtt bless and nouish the lovely offspring !- Be it said, to the credit of the great mass of the Democrafsof the State, that they have manifested no disposition to encourage the growth of this pretty baby! But have left 1t exclusively to the support of it's proqeni- tois. Cor. ASHLEY, it seems has purchased cradle for the beauty, set "OLD SETH Egn to rocking it, and the Van Buren intelligent cer to keeping the flies off! And they s.durst'' not quit their posts must say however, ln justice to our Senator, that he is moi the father of the infant, but seems recently to have made himself its godfather, by his at tentions to 1t.

 As above remarked, this new monster has met with no favor with the body of the democracy. They adhere to the liberal principles upon which the constitution of the State is founded.

 Not many years ago, Arkansas was will derness. At the time it's constitution was framed, it was, and even yet is, comparative ly wilderness country It was, like the entire valley of the Mississippi, settled, and is yet being settled, by ''neao comers''-by peo- pie from the sister States. Knowing the inn portance of having the State populated, open ed, improved, and advanced to a high rank among her sisters, the lramers of the consti- tuition held out inducements to the emigrant, by extending to him all the rights of citizen ship, upon very short residence. This they did the more readily, because they knew that the State wonld be filled up principally by persons from the neighboring States, who had been reared up under similar institutions were attached to the same farm of govern ment, and were in all respects similar tc