Address of the Delegates of the Native American National Convention
Address of the Delegates of the Native American National Convention
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10. Resolved, That we advocate the principle that no alien should be naturalized, except on the production of a Custom House certificate, to be procured on his landing on these American shores, proving his residence of twenty-one years; such certificate to be given up to be cancelled.
11. Resolved, That we hold it to be the duty of all true Native Americans, to give their suffrages to those only, who subscribe heartily to our principles, and will maintain them.
12. Resolved, That as Native Amer...icans, we hold it to be our duty to take high moral ground on all subjects, to grapple with the princi- / 12 ADDRESS.
pies of right, of truth, and of justice, without regard to mere questions of availability, and to contend for them fearlessly against the world.
13. Resolved, That the several Executive Committees of the States, be requested to appoint, each, two proper persons, to constitute a Cor- responding National Committee.
14. Resolved, That while every constitutional effort should be made to guard against the deleterious consequences of a rapidly increasing immigration, by the enactment of the most efficient laws for the ac- complishment of that all important object, still a generous magnanimity requires that those aliens who are, or may become inhabitants of the United States, should be kindly received, and every privilege extended to them, except that of participating in any of our political administra- tions, and exercising the right of suffrage, until after a residence of at least twenty-one years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. Resolved, That we advocate the principle that no alien should be naturalized, except on the production of a Custom House certificate, to be procured on his landing on these American shores, proving his residence of twenty-one years; such certificate to be given up to be cancelled.
11. Resolved, That we hold it to be the duty of all true Native Americans, to give their suffrages to those only, who subscribe heartily to our principles, and will maintain them.
12. Resolved, That as Native Amer...icans, we hold it to be our duty to take high moral ground on all subjects, to grapple with the princi- / 12 ADDRESS.
pies of right, of truth, and of justice, without regard to mere questions of availability, and to contend for them fearlessly against the world.
13. Resolved, That the several Executive Committees of the States, be requested to appoint, each, two proper persons, to constitute a Cor- responding National Committee.
14. Resolved, That while every constitutional effort should be made to guard against the deleterious consequences of a rapidly increasing immigration, by the enactment of the most efficient laws for the ac- complishment of that all important object, still a generous magnanimity requires that those aliens who are, or may become inhabitants of the United States, should be kindly received, and every privilege extended to them, except that of participating in any of our political administra- tions, and exercising the right of suffrage, until after a residence of at least twenty-one years.
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