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THE 22D OF FEBRUARY.-We are glad to see
this day selected by the Native American Associ-
alton of Washington, for its contemplated celebra-
ton. The associations, and feelings, and senti-
ments it will revive and excite, must, in the ma
ture Of things, have a salutary influence. Our
leyes of late have been too much dazzed by me-
teors and jack-o' -lanterns-it will do us good to
look back occasionally upon the true Lights OF
other days, and especially upon that great and ev
Ier-shining Luminary, whose steady rays illumi-
mated the darkest night Of the Revolution, and
were sure beacon in the equally gloomy and por-
tentous period that succeeded. Let WASHINGTON
his services, principles, example, character and
parting admonitons-b recalled to mind and duly
estimated by the people for whose benefit he lived,
and their liberty and prosperity will be perpetual.
Mr.. Tallmadge, of the Senate, and Messrs.
Lincoln and Patton, of the House of Representa-
tves have been invited to participate in the cele-
bradon, guests. Brooklyn Natiue Citizen.