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must be purged, and that system of terror, Of
mobs and riots, must be put down.


The subject is becoming daily and hourly more
urgent and important-and we are pleased to see
favorable indications in many quarters of pro-
per spirit arising among the people. They cam
not too soon take the subject under their most
solemn consideration. Diseases must be met i'll
their forming stage-delay oft makes them incu-
rable. We trust that associations will be organ
lied in every section of the Union, and that the
subject may be forced upon the attention OF Com
gress at its next session. The Columbia Is. C.(


Times and Gazette has the following remarks in


relation to the proceedings of the Native Ameri-
cans in this city.


REPEAL OF THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.


We are gratfed to perceive that public atten-
ton has been drawn to the important subject of
repeal Of the present Naturalization Law. Re-
Gently highly respectable meeting was held in
Washington City, upon call ofupwards of sepe,,
hundred subscribers, for the purpose of forming
a s'Native American Association" the object of
which, as avowed, is to our institutions from
the corruption of foreign countries, and ourselves
from the loss of our birthrights; to attain which
the association pledge themselves to cooperate
with their fellow citizens, in all lawful means,
to procure repeal of the naturalization law; to
use all proper and reasonable exertions to exclude
foreigners from office under the General or State
Governments; and moreover not to connect them
selves with the general or local parties OF the
or be connected with any religious sect
or denomination. We hope auxiliaries may
spring up over the country to strengthen the pa
rent stem, and the laudable efforts of those who
nave engaged in this great undertaking may be
crowned with success.