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Boston Natiue american n.Associati0n-There
is no city in the Union, excepting New York,
where Native American Association can pro-
duce more real benefit than Boston. Deeply i'm
pressed with the importance of such an associa-
ton, we have prepared preliminary document,
copy Of which is now at our office for sigma
lures. 4


We speak not as aarmsts--we are not fright
ened at mere shadows, but we solemnly and
anxiously warn our citizens that, if some decided
measures not speedily taken to check the tide
OF immigration and Of foreign influence, then the
fabric of our Institutions is in danger. 1t NAV
seem ridiculous for us to assert that, institutions
formed by the wisdom of the past age, and found
ed upon the patriotism of the present, can be in
real danger; but we must remember that the very
wisdom which formed our government, pointed
to the increase of foreign influence its greatest
and mortal enemy, and we must also remember,
that unless rally to our own defence, we are
unworthy Of a free and enlightened government.
Slowly, silently, but no less certainly, is foreign
influence undermining the foundations Of our re-
publican government, and it now remains for
Bostonians to declare, whether it shall continue
to maintain our present proud and enlightened
supremacy over the rest Of the world, or to sink
them to the abyss of monarchy and despotism--
Boston american.