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| ~ The readers attention is requested to the
proceedings of meeting of German emigrants
in Missouri, which are inserted on our first page.


These proceedings afford additional evidence that
the great moral contest in which Native Ame-
ricans are engaged for the perpetuation of their


liberties, will not be less severe and perhaps not
less prolonged, than the physical one by which
they were won. few foreigners, who take a
just and enlightened view of the subject, are on
our side now, there were in the first war; but
the great mass of European popuation--the He's
sians--the ignorant, the deuded, the bought and
sold and led instruments of oflegitimacy--ar against
us In 1888, as they were in l776 and snbse-
quently throughout the struggle, and they
every day becoming more formidable by combi-
nation and concert.


AS serious however as it is to reflect upon the
peril of our free Institutions, it cannot but pro-
woke smile to find these Germans declaring
that the repeal of the Naturalization Law would
be "a positive violation of the Constitution of the
United States,' and boasting of the aid which
their fathers rendered US in the war of the Revo-
Natiue Citizen.