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NOBLE SF-TINEETs.-The Native A.
mnri4ans of Berkshire county Massachn-
setis. lately nominated the Hon Asaelh
Footc, Of Williams;own, as one Of their
candidates for the Senate. This nomina-
ton was declined, and subsequently Mr..
Fooie addressed letter to the Pitisfeld
Eagle, in which he takes stand in favor
Of Wing principles


sCould for single moment entertain
the conviction that Native Americanism
was to be the agent, under providence, Of
uveriing evils like these, would fail not TO
avail myself OF that moment Of conviction
to throw myself soul and body into its en-
braces. But That moment Of conviction
has not vet arrived: ard think that | dis
cover obstacles which will postpone i TO q
day too far distant for my purposes.
must therefore sill adhere 10 my old rela-
iions; and res: satisfied with Wing princi-
pies. Wing measures, and Whig men,
With the Whig party 1 am, in great
measure satisfied. believe it to embody
more intelligence. more correct principles,
more honest patriotism, more genuine phi-
lanthrophy, and more real christianity,
than any other political organization.