Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
From ne Fri'c'ava Republican.
NATURALIZATION.

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Congress 3If no Eo'rrr. on ANY sru
JEcr, except rtH ~ EXPRESSLY cR,vrr,
IRtie Co1sf ty'ioa-B n,
Tie Constitution DOES NOT GRANT =
Congress tie porer n Abolish the p.gct.c
~ admitting a'eas to citizcas.ijp.
pri:iI;e ex suing IN 'he Statcs prsriou
10 TIE adoption Of lie Constitution. There
FIRE,
C'arre's das M, tie constitutional
rorer ~ obolisk kiW pr ,c,icr.
Neither has il any other power owe,
the s'hlect 10 question. 'h1n VIII is TX.
PaEssLY GRANTED, ia: "to establish a
nJora raie Of Hdtaralis Goa .
II has nlsn tccn proved. TINT n scr,p1l.
oAs adherence t"ihe G institution. bn,h
N ieSf''a Spiri, is til, only inore 7ag-
t'e ozark If oFt rno il,I,aa in ,tm.o n,.
Haf, consequently, thai n crpeiirary.
cHn 'Ssihly he gre'ter. than ,hpt af IRE.
serving trp,n corr iPt on'S unh el!owed
toich this phIe m 'nrnont II l7Si.
u u, warning tho Iesti IN # c ,nstituti.
onaiitv for the present, sh N Row a.
tempt r. show, ihath is in tie highest de
gree laerp"Gent 10 pr serute The desig ~
OF the "LouIsIAvi NATIVE AmEa.c.S
hssocIAroN," with ra.0renae TO the re-
peal oi thu naturalization laws even Il
Cong ess assessed The co1stit1ri nal p,w.
or T. grant their peitlon t. tint IF 1T.
AMI, int m nln may be able 10 ch7rgc
me- with rntlirn 'ss, IA, Asslsiaii1n af,re
SAL shut bn allowed t. express its own
designs in IFS own wor Is
In the preamble to the Constitution.
Their views an designs nro expressed
th's {" We mtintGa tie righi. I. Us ms,
erteated .frm, oftie aat'pe born Amsr:-
can, and he (uiMD ONLY, to e.rerc;sr ne
rarto"s daf'es nGGcpnl 10 tie ram.fca-
ions otIie ftrT. crecm'rP, i"giHaire, or
mi"tfrf' !. f'ira Ire iig4e.t 10 lie i,qesii
ro8 ~ ne GoreramGht -0pJ, To oarAiy
rus GREAT END NJ s5 IN advoc iir lie
entire reppi file Naturalization L.us By
C1agrpss.'
j. I. as congress c-nn1t passihl, all
them iarther in their pillniironic schemes
clnnot pass tx post-tlcto laws u disfrap-
ciise The millions Of adopted citizens Nv
~ DIR rounIrN, they prlppSc =, sec ne the
s'na EN- IN ef''t bv orc niz.ng "Nitivc
Ansrlcln ASsriitions. The apo red
O?ject II these III iltel secintice, which
a:e cx2cctoi tJcpyer oar land. ia I, wage
IN - - r aA'tn w1rf1ro 1T ppitial md L
ooEri0i Prtcrmia zion, Mt merely against
az 'tto@e citizens. BIT even against :
@ucl ntires rs viii n"t unite with them q
~ taalr lnlpy crIsa Re against the coqst- Z
t"''oaas rights Of their GH1,o citizens. !.
For, say they. "EVc riH not hoM HIM" |
(Tnr SArive) 'ga.it'c3F IT his coga.ry's
RTohg, 'io, hap;ag ne p,ter, SHALL
Place 4 EolElcyrR y ospfcr, ,r,tiiedetc
" 9 caR2e'rm ."r'irc Killing 10 acce.t" q
And al! this they \ ), bcr, lao, as ihov =
i@emselyes aairn-TVe del'erc lie Re-
pltI'cat.fprm II orr ORR G,arraagai 10
DC an OBJECT RI far ana 1iciihe 10 he at
rooatfs Of Noa,rc4y IN Europe. mi Tor :
nat rea$on, i for "oae otter, il oricr 10 !
preserre or institutions pvre and unpoNu {
tcf re are imperaiire'y caiiei upoa i, al, /
minister on pecaiiar system free from al
foreign influence and int .fercrce''
No', 10 the ion rant an rnreGecting {
multitude. r'is nav appear quite spccious. t
Bal is il SoG? LET Us see.
In rider - excliie roRgiGy INFLUENCE I
VIZ the adgic Gates of Monarch, ;" they
wf prescribe mi exclude from clyice ad- 5
opted citizens. and "Ni,l not h,ll him irHr
NArfyE) gHiaicss ofitiscouatry's nroqg,"
whu vii, MT unite 10 this ia discriminate ;
prescription.
Th Sc adoptei riti=cn. are.i .entfi'd IN I
mas with The adroc.Rei of N9aircia. !
and the VII he may re inien led as tnrrc :
al caiHIndam trick to gall the ign ,rani. ,
BY means Of the term- Moaar hy. nni .
.for6iga Influence, INsInlorsaY an WICK
EDLV applied to q norton Of orr ritizere i
BIT, if it b. really, ard in good filth. t
intended for rcasonng. 10 the iniellig nj a
il mist appe:,r strongly incilrqtive Of in /
sanity. For. VIII arc mr. afpte.! cHisrne /
in mass. and what is their chnracter? {
Are tn" n4f thu moH bac7mprom;s;ag r. t
HenseS 10 FoaEiGT, - 'IoNipcurcALi,A, i
ence Il y, CEN he fJin any where upd7r 0
The CANOPY uf ileireu? Have they not I
given an eyi !enre m attachment u our p
Institutions, which the mere Incident of 4
birth never could give? B
Have they rot rent asualer MANY of c
the strongest ties ofnat1re, from a soiri, v
Of ancampram sing hostility TO HE ll1nar G
chlcal institutions. un1er which they were Il
born and educated? Have they II nobiv il
evPntriatej themselves, anI farsaken, The II
endearmenis of kindred and homo sns- Fl
tanned alone by the ennobIias sentiment -
--"Nhere liberty dueIls, there is my II
countr p il
Accordingly, adopted citizens have cv- m
or been amnng the fore most 10 seal their pr
attachment TO our institutions with their ST
treasures and their blood. This Is no on
more than whit sh,uId reasonably have hi
been expected. For, SO far as tie mere at
incident ofritiseastip is concerned. adop- pl
TED citizens alone have given any cpidence wi
land they have given Substantial ecidenecl be
o. attachment TO the institutions Of our m,