Native Republican Principles.
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That the principles Of the Native Amer
fcau Party are these and no other.


That The elective franchise should be preser-
we'd Pure and ERG0rrHpfed, cost what il
may.


That no Foreianer should be Nat
HFaEiZed until he shall have resided in Inc
country Twenty ore years, and laws
passed 10 prevent them from obtaining ceTtIh-
GATES until that fact be fully shown.


Z hat 10 laws shall be passed TO dfyest foreign
eTs of any rights they have already acQDifed-
b. {, tat no foreigner who may come hereafter
STALL be permitted TO bold any Office, until he
shall have resided in the country, twenty one
years.


That all men have right TO be projected in
their CIVIL and RELIsIoUs liberty, no matter from
whence he may come and that people have a
right TO assemble and discuss subjects in which
they may feel an interest without interruption.
That we do not close opr ports against the ad-
mission of fore IgneTS, and offer them protection
from PersseptioH give them ali the pTivile-
ges granted 10 them by the constitulioa-as Ione
as they are protected in person and pTonertE
intermediate with The Government,
before they have rcsI6ed anionSst
fwrrrfv one years--out not tlli 'heh-
we cry hold!


Not that love Cesar less,


But that love Rome more


MY COUNTRY !-HEay she Arrays Be an the
yight-But right or 1erORg, my country.
Com. Decatur.


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