Native Americanism.
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"The election with its attendant train
ofannoyance and excitement is now past
and we are once more permitted to turn
our attention to subjects of general in


ierest which have no conneXion with
the political topics of the day. The
first In magnitude and Importance is the
proposed change of our naturalization
laws. Although we have said nothing,
we have yet deeply sympathised with
the Native Americans in this great
cause. We are anxious to enjoy ma


tionaiity--to be known as Americans
and no longer to be designated as the
Irish or Germans Of the Union. We
claim as an act &c sheer justice to our
.elAes that every foreigner hereafter