The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-25

rules Of our Association, / NAV a
ton: These objects, they In 10y as
sure to be effected by great . .n0 u
cessiop TO our population q; , bbaIu 4
norant and depraved class Of msn l a. n
very soon admitted to equal sn. aas n
with III the native born citizen. p ny
will SOW SOY disccords and dissenlioa. -, -
us. ano,I
Consider the following .es,imon,.
emigrant, given before a iust;s sa! q n
bany. He says that ssT ~'s' %
"In June las. the parish ots. =,
the passages of himself and ahen. e'
others o OF the same parish, from Ca,b, 'e'
the city of Boston, in, America, a an,ia y
the parish officers gave him tbir,s s ss:nl 10y
in money. in addition to pawn. I h;u 3,
sage; that he is now entirely dss ~ =.
the means Of .living, and is unabls ,apIa 4
and prays for relief D'se0'
Kings once endeavored 10 sub;e.. =,
keeping power from us. They NM, y y
deavor to subject US BY sendiua o., na, g.
among us, the power of corrupt n,;na rUss
and the deadly poison Of monarsh IT,
governments the crime Of thei, ~
country, and the bane Of viciousne,ss w
These foreigners having then. pa, g,
paid upon condition that they shall e ~
- y
to the United States, are easily induc.ds,'
come to the country where ardent sn;,; !
are distilled without taxation, and cs s' !
procured cheapest; the height Of ambi,;,,
with many being. TO raise sign, and m
decanters with alcohol. The Amer. !
party would arouse the hospi.able "
generous American Nation to con,I Il.
the fearful progressive increase Of e
eigners, by whose means they are g, y
to our country-for what, purpose, H., IT,
are sent here-their antecedsnt cb,r,s,.
their conduct after their arrival, and i.
millions taxed on Native American, +
the support Of foreign paupers, 10 uro,. !
society against foreign criminals, and 1
educate the children Of these foreigner, !
our public schools. We would have H. i
American people know, tha. foreigner
are employed as Clerks in, tile P S
Office, and in the Offices Of The Scores,
ries of State, Of War, and Of The N,U.
who may become acquainted with our 4.
ventions, and our secret State correspo,.
dence, and the proposed operations i
our fleets and armies, and sell The know.
ledge to their masters. We would b,,,
them know that it is time that every tni,
and native American with whom devodo,
10 our country is pre- eminent over mer.
partizan considerations, should raise hi.
voice in aid of his native land. lsS
According 10 your request, sir, Iwill 50
far i" enlighten you as 10 what are Ii.
true doctrines of republicanism,' as d
inform you of policy which is Just, srps
dient, and necessary for the national pie
serva,ion Of every people. Whensgsa
and generous nation finds ihatits geners.
ity has been abused by yigilant enemies
and that the morality, virtue, and coass
quent happiness Of the people is affsckd
and their liberty endangered by lie con con
tinued- influx Of numerous bodies Of mos
vicious foreigners, tits not anti-republnu
to decree that such as may thereafter AZ
rive, shall not be allowed to vote an
have equal voice in the administrator
the Government. And lit shall be foun
that the large and daily increasing NUN
bers of men speaking foreign Languages
and with the customs and vicious habl
to the institutions of connlr
"are imbit,ered against it by the BELT
that they are deprived of rights which .hs
ought to enjoy" as you have prophesis
they would be, and that they are expsl
sive to the people and dangerous to h
State, it is not anti-republican to decrs
that such men shall no, be allowed eVl
to visit such country. When naiil
has become SO powerful as to be able
defend itself against all external enen,ie
it is not anti-republican to rely for its d
fence and protection and the adninislr
ton Of its affairs, erclusiuely On its ow
native citizens. When nation has amor
Its own native citizens, many,men seekil
Office who are as honest, as learned, q
as scientific, as the people Of any nst'
on earth, it is not anli-republican to h
point such to Office in preference to q
eigners. None but traitors will,deny d
native Americans are, by their educate
and earliest associations, best fitted tos
minister the Offices of their own counr
Ills not anti-republican for nation viii
possesses within itself all the elements
greatness, 10 promote, foster and encou
age the arts, sciences, commerce, and ma
ufactures of its own citizens. hs
now indicated the American Parry
an exposition Of its principles from 4
made BY you in your inter-.
ed examination of its principles and 9
jects. We shall each have our rewar
you, a foreigner in sentiment, will be el
ployed in other cases by your humblese
ents; and I, proud Of my American pr
ciples, feel the approval of patriot
heart. 1870. q i
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in Vermont promises 10 be ofgreat iupc
lance, in every point Of view Ths?slF
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now known to be in existence. The y