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In order to keep readers sup with the doings Of
the Native American Associations elsewhere, insert
the following notices of the movements of the Natives in
New York. While they are punging into the storm OF
politics, we will adhere TO exclusive cause.


OUR COUNTRY.


aP The Native American, Democratic Re-
publican Wing, and Conservative Electors OF the
city of Brooklyn, opposed to the elevation OF
Foreigners to office, and IN faUor of alteration
of the Naturalization Law so as to require of
Foreigners 81 years residence. in this country
before they shall be allowed to vote, and opposed
to Ultra-Loco Foco Doctrines, the Sub-Treasury
Scheme, and to the Anti-Republcan principles
published in the last three numbers Of the Long
Island Star, requested to meet at Rydcr's
Washington Hall, corner Of Hillary and Adams
streets, on Monday evening, the 10Th instant, at
half past o'clock, OH business of general inte-
rest in relation to the approaching Charter
Election. JOHN DIKEMAN,
President ofMe Natre Amahcan Conrcnt,on.