ADDRESS OF THE NATIVE AM. ASSOCIATION
AT NEW ORLE ANS.
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It appears that this Association, following in
the footsteps of the one in this city, has publish
ad its annual address The papers speak highly
of it as patriotic appeal to the country, and as
pointing out in simple All convincing terms the
great evils which the vast increase Of foreign pop
ulalion is causing to our country i'll every sense.
We ourselves have heretofore been accused OF be-
ing premature in our earrs-that the evils we an
ticipatel were many years in the bosom OF tutu
rty; but now, alas. the convincing proofs have
come upon us that we and all the American peo-
ple have been too tardy--that the enemy are at
our Threshold and that in all probability we shall,
if MT vigorous in our doings and unanimous in
our efforts, have to submit to the potency of num-
hers. 49,,


The conduct of the Irish lately in New Orleans,
in their attempt to bring Mr.. Bailie Pey'on TO the
bar of their Milesian condemnation for words
truthfully spoken against the evil influence OF that
neon,e among us. has opened the eyes OF the
.,,mher;no Natives, and now hundreds have vo-
UNFAIRLY focked to that undivided American cause
have thrown themselves into the Society OF the
Native brotherhood, who before looked upon their
fears and th.i, efforts as helusve dreams which
fana,icism had conjured up against philanthropy.
Fellow coun,rvmen, we tell you there is danger
in The tines and we call upon you to dissolve all
poli,ical aninosles among yourselves in the great
and honest union of Native American feeling