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i.yss--. pre.s:sscs cysr a., foreigners tos Aneri-
can patronage, public or private.
By j. Owner The Day zee celeJrafe--sacred
| in the annals of time. Unborn millions will re-
we're the names of The sages and heroes who gave
| II lis proud distinction.


| .7,nerican H,dependcnce.-'rhe sons of the he
rocs who achieved it require no foreign aid to
maintain il.


| Bv T. Davis. Here IS to Commodore Porter,
the able defender of free trade and sailors rights
| Bv Jacob A. Bender. Da,il. O'CORnei.-His
countymcn in the United States have compared
! him to the immortal Washington: May he call
them home TO free the Emerald Isle; and may they
06tV the call.


iiy 4. Rey. american Mechanics--rici in
the inheritance of liberty, unsurpassed by the
world in ingenuity and skill. Let them sustain


the edltice erected by their fathers agains, foreign
Vaccinations and usurpation.
BY W. Ball. Prosperity attend The Associa-
ton-an increase of numbers, and larger turn
out the next anniversary.


BY H. ]. Brent. Freedom--a wora---an idea
a tact-Formed in the reflective mind and won
by the valiant hand. Let those who made its
name familiar to the world be left alone 10 enjoy
its honors and its glory.


BY William Filler Bender. Natire .4mericaa
.4ssociafions-the pride of their country-the fear
AMI goad of unprincipled foreigners-gali and
wormwood to the ''Big Beggar- Man"
BY S. p. Franklin. The Liberty Of Speech


is the birth-rgh OF every American, never 10 be
abandoned TO any usurpaon.
The american E0gle--Its heart the constitu-
ton-ts wings, freedom-its talons, selfdelence
Its, eye. uneeasing vigilance.


BY J. Ray. The Natire .4aerican .9ssccia-
'fion.-Designed TO protect native rights and put
down foreign usurpa,ion; let them keep their po-
lar star always in view.


The. Sydaey.-Ihe first steam boat that has
ever borne upon the majestic Potomac a Ma
tive American Association on a Ith-of-July excur-
sion. Long may she be remembered.
At five O'Clock the company returned 10 Alex
andria, where they were again cheered; and after
landing ,heir brethren from that place, proceeded
up to the city, having received also upon starting
Ia hearty cheering, and reached the wharf at six
o'clock. The procession was then formed, and
the company marched to the City Hail. where
after the band had played Hail Columbia and
Yankee Doodle, and the Association had given
three cheers in honor of tic day, the company
was dismissed. .-.-..


The weather was delightful, tlle entertainment
good and every thing calculated 10 produce. as il
did, delightfully."- spent day, full Of harmony,
good spirits and the great qualification that each
man had acted as became patriot and good
citizen. .,f-3