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The Boston American brilliant little sheet, which
have spoken of BEFORE in terms of the highest commen
dation thus speaks Of the memorials presented to Con-
by Gov Lincoln and which took notice of at the
fine In The due course of time, expect much from
In her bosom the Goals of che Revo-
luton still glowing; and long, she will speak on the
subject Of Native Amercansm, as she did Of yore on
Bunker and at Lexington. In New York, too, memo.
rial signed by our fellow counymen. will be another
cheering beacon 10 the faint Of heart and weary of limb
Our cause is strengthening in nnmbersaready It'll pow
erful in principle. Who is not Native American? 4
foreigner is one! Let your own proud hearts re
ply. Then how can we be but separate and distinc
class We cannot worship two Gods-nor two countries
II s that direct TO the
we have taken and sooner later there will be thou
sands and tens of thousands who will thank the Native
Association Of the United States for setting this
ball in notion


1--WE confess that this is utterly new 10 us, and are re
a,lv yexed that memorial that important subject
the repeal of the Naturalization Laws should be forward
cd 10 Congress from our sod and gallant Commonwealth,
with so paltry number Of signatures attached to it.
should have had thousands, and would if it had beer
known by the people that such memorial had been start
3D. those presented by patriotic and muchresPect
Cd friend Ex-Governor Lincoln, must have emanateo from
his own patriotic town Of Worcester. In three days


many thousand names could be obtained to memonai
The kind referred 10, in this city'alone."