NATURALIZATION LAWS.
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We are pleased to find that the subject of an al
teration of the Naturalization Laws has been
brought before Congress. The Native American
Association in this city have now completed their
organization, and are prepared to take ground
with other sections of the Union on this important
subject; and we sincerely hope that our fellow
without distinction Of party will join in
the memorials which will be presented for their
signatures, and shortly forwarded to Congress.
All must deprecate the abuse of the elective fran
chize, which has become so outrageous as to call
for the presentment of Grand Jury; and all that
The Native American Association ask or seek, is.
that the question shall be fairly discussed upon
its merits, and decided upon national grounds
N. 7. Mer. .4du. Of the nth inst.