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branch Of the subject As to the keeper, Mr..
Isaac Beers, he was born in Connecticut. And
to Mr.. Jonathan Elliott, Jr., the first publisher
Of the Native American, he was born in this city,
Admitting that our establishment was all foreign
concern, as this ingenius writer represents it
what then are the inferences to be drawn there
from! Why, either that these foreigners were
willing to perpetrate their own degradation by
becoming auxiliaries, or that so reasonable and
righteous is our cause that honest and intelligent
foreigners approve (which is the fact.


To what extent our paper was "started for the
purpose of opposing foreigners" is the chief point
requiring explanation. For this purpose it would
be sufficient to refer to the Report Of the Select
Committee Of the House of Representatives, Of
the first annual session Of the 25th Congress, ap-
pointed to take charge Of the Native American
sent to that body. But we will take
a brief survey Of the subject and give statement
of facts, which we challenge this genius Of the
press, or his abettors, to gainsay refute; which
must be deferred, however, to our next number.


We are sorry to see that the Baltimore Sun,
quoted and endorsed by our antagonist, has been
by the rebuke Of the German paper Of
Baltimore, calling the Sun to account for op-
posing certain act of one of the German States
to liberate band Of CONFLICTS on the
condition that they would escape to the United
States. We hope we shall be able to disperse
this cloud which has so long dimmed the Sun,
that its rays may again shine upon the native
American cause as lambently as it was once wont
to do-not directly, we admit, but by reflection.