Letter from Mr.. FreI,mshuysen.
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We presume that the reckless assertion that Mr..
Frclinghuyscn one of the o,iginators and lead
ers of the Native American party will obhge him
to answer hundred letters Of inquiry on that sub
icct. We find the following in The Philadelphia
Spirit OF the Times, (Loco.)


NEw-YoRx. July 81. lSii.
Mr.. +. F.. MErzGAR Dear Sir-lo our favor OF
the 27,h June is duly received. am happy TO
relieve your mind by stating TO you, that am not
of the Native American Party, nor Go |, nor
any consicerate Wing, as l believe, cherish any
feeling, bat that of the strongest dlsaPpfobatlon
Of the scenes OF violence and blood that occurred
at Philadelphia. These charges. 50 industrlously
circulated by some members OF ihc adverse party,
ought not to disturb the Wings. | can fcarlessly
chailensc the proof that ever countenanced the
doctrines Of persecution Or exclusion from office
Tor opinions sake. Ihold in veneraton the prn
ciples OF our Constitution that leave conscience
Tree, that separate Church and State-and re-
quiTc no religious test, and recognize no particular
religious denomination as the favored establish
mcnt of Government.


These are my views and always have been.


Yours, very respectfully.


(S:nei rHEo FREIISGHvY,ES