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brances Of heme wilh.lp pretesices Of Eeligious
devotion-and- we have suffered these arrays Of
foreign feelings. foreign prejldiccs, and foreign
men TO pass by us in silent ioleraion. We have
not merely tolerated, but we have approved--ap-
proved the nationality of the heart that could seek
to give its honesty public utierance in a distant
land, while we were disgusted and panied that
the vain attempt of making such men Americans,
whom nature had made Otherwise.


Mr.. Editor, il is time now TO speak openly. and
to say to these men henceforti-that as YOU have
in the malice Of your hearts and your principles,
thought proper to tear down the signs Of Native
Americans, you shall no longer be permitted to
put up your own; so that if You will indulge
Your hypocrisy, let it be as il ought to he--in
private, and unseen. A.