Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
Political.
THE LOVE OF CUONS TOWARDS.
ADOPTED CITIZENS.

THE LOVE OF CUONS TOWARDS
ADOPTED CITIZENS.
The Federalsts were never more busv
than at present in chdeavoriag 10 seduce
adopted citizens into " support az their
cause. Other real sentiments towards
this class Of our population, many Nus.
tra,iuns nigh, be adduced. Attentidhis
only requested to the following, as IN
cyemplifica,ion Of the treatment whichS
na,uralizcd citizens and emigrants might
expect ct the hands Of a party whose II.
recouciahle hatred Of item has uniform.
~ been displayed whenever there werc
no sinister motives to control its expires.
sion, or when ii has been found tina! they
could no, be cajo.cd into remuneration Of
those principles OF liberty, and cquaitys
the enjoyment Of which was denied TO
them i'll their native land.
AARON CLARK. once the Federal MAY.
OR of NEW YORK, and u, the presen,
election prominent speaker at Coon
meetings, in communication to the
Common Council in 1887, held the "a!
lowing language:
"lhe opinion is entertained, that there
is settled arrangement in some. parts Of
Europe, 10 send their .Jamisaed dordes I'd
-'ur city. Many Of. them seem not 10
hold opinions in harmony with, the true
spirit OF our government. II is appre.
hended they ,oiiI bring disease amongst US:
aud il they have it not with them ~, ar
rival, THEY MAY GENERATE A
PLAGUE by collecting in small crowds
within small. ,snements and foul novels.
= como, doubt
that all our citizens, both native and
those we have adopted, must abhor 10 seq
this blood Dough, land OF liberty end
hope, forciblY made the resort, and iinai
" the general residence of the DRONE5.
LAZZARONl. CONSPlRATORS, AG.
RARlANS, REVOLUTIONARY IN.
CENpIARlES AND FUGlTIV.3
FROM JUSTICE, Of various parts ortha
old world IT FOREIGN PAUPERS
AND VAGRAN is CONE HERE: FOR
POLITICAL PURPOSES, it is proof ir-
resistab.e that our naturalization lar,
ought 10 BE- Immediately rer;sed, and the
term OF residence GREArLY EXTENDED 10
| quality them TO vote or hold Office. A.
reason Tor taking proper measures 10 d.
.nlnlsh the number ot-arrivals, is drawn
from the fact, that in addition toiAc. great
aAd gsiero''s eapensc they would add 70 the
city, should they he numerousy thown
upon us. the Common Council will be cali,
ed upon 10 provide M ARMED AND a
| MOUNTED POLtCr. 70: both the day
aud the nigh, time: Peace caauol be oihsr
soise ezpectrd. Many Of them come from
places .whefe nothing less secures tran
TaI.,ty. !.
AARON CLARK"
A further indication Of the estimation
il wI:mh our adopted citizens are held
by he leaders OF the Federal party NAV
be gathered from the following remarks
vi Gen. ROOT; IN lhe Senate of this
State, on The passage Of the New York
Registry Bill:
''Mr. Root said, the preserva,iou q!
tho constitution and the safety Of the, lib
critics OF the people might depend upon
The votes Of tie city OF New York; and
those who dreaded foreign influence il,
the shape OF q great bank, ought to a.
wake to tho importance Of guarding a
ga,nst the foreign influence thrown into
that city by the Executive Of the Unim.
The SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND 9TH.
Err CATTLE, combined with the FOR
EIGNERS COMPOSED OF TIE oFrscouR
lNGs OF cREATIoN-s,ranscr and sojnurn
crs among us--ioa)ers, according to tho
modern term which had no definition
aoho s,rear falsely aitA ps,jeci impuaity
as respects punishment IN this ao,r.d, am
according to ,chose .fat!h, perhaps, Me
price cf a days iabor gires them absolute