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In announcing the election Of JOSEPH H. BRADLEY,
Esq to the Presidency of the Native American Assoca
tion, we influenced by feelings of the most cheering
qualification. Industrious, jealous and highly gifted in
mental resources Mr.. Bradley will carry out the grand
objects of the to the great good of our country and
her free but not liberal institutions.


We have to regret the decenslon Of late President
Henry M. Morft, Esq; but knowing him we do, We
assured by the devotion he has manifested that
his aid, efficient fearless and valuable, will not be denied
to the interests of the Association though his be
not the official list Of this years officers To this
gentleman the country much; posterty, however,
will pay the debit for in the midst OF these stormy times,
his motives and his conduct in this holy cannot be
understood appreciated. Assaed from every maiig


at quarter at the present day, the distinguished and
disnteresed founder Of the Washington Native Amer
can Association, will only reap the moral reward which


built like clouds Of purple and Of gold around the set
ting In the Ear decline of lfe his children will read
the history Of his days, and dwell with pride upon
the association Of his with the principle Of Native
Rights. Flatery is not our forte; speak the honest
sentiment not only Of breast but the sentiment
of every member, when say, that to Henry M. Morf
will cluster like flowers in the spring tme the hopes
the praises, and the blessings Of awakened and im
proved people. 3