From Tie Brooklyn (New Yorh) Citizen.
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At the meeting of the "Native American Asso
citation of New York." on Thursday evening,
committee was appointed, we learn. to confe
with the party in Brooklyn, as to the expediency
OF holding a Convention of Delegates from th'
counties of New York, Kings and Queens. w,
think the expression of such convention in favo
of an alteration of the Naturalization Law, coult
not fail to add weight and influence to the me
MORALS on the subject that may be sent TO Con
gress from this quarter. 1t is understood that nc
report will be made in the Senate on the Wash
ington memorial, until the memorials from New
York and Brooklyn are received. We trust
therefore, that our citizens, without party dis
tinction-for really no party question is involved
will unite in swelling the list of signatures t.
such an extent as to convince our representative.
at Washington that it is no feeble voice that be
seeches them TO stay most alarming and tor
long neglected evil.


We have reason to believe that the movemen
in relation to foreigners, is more favorably viewet
in Congress than it has been apprehended it woult
be, and that nothing is wanting to ensure ulimat,
success to the great object for which we labor
ing, but unremitted action.