Holly Springs gazette., 1844-12-20

eral friends, for ,be u 'he ~
u a distinct, and dtf5Fa.' Fa's''
aimed at BY them ',,-,.e .-t lon
our NalnraIizarion I,~, :
WHEREAS. GEoross es' ~
his farewell address ddsrt W.. VIZ,
ie'y for the welfare ".'e \. ias
erring sagacity viz io,
him. made use Of The - s'sf
earning language. '~',oFa
HIlrs Of foreign ia g.. Asaas
believe me fellow ciriz.,. 81
Tree people ought 10
since history, and e1gsri.a..' ,.a'.
e,gn iatusrce Is one r., ''-l'
OF a republican goyerrn-.s.H ! Has
our present rule Gor ;a-
foreigners, leaves The 5a5, 5-,5 s's
alarming and deslrac,,ys
llege Of the elective @a-'
mat . was Pnrceased forms .'l, I.
ta'hers Of the Re,o},,i-. q '-s
ercIse of which hang :,
people, aud The des,ie,..' '-z
form Of government. q
The circumstances OF o,e &
der Which our said Pn
vas famed 10 vii .s ~
qaences Of he protrser' y
luton, heIhiau-ss ofsra'
most bou9diess ez.sn, olJ.l
tory, and the unl,veI..-s
Natural resources, ali N.Y..
mrrosI encouragement ,E
uon have long since NJ.
whereas furthermore 49,
/ restrained influx aTfl-.rr-
try. from 1he an.i>ieasc,,...
.. hnfopr-tfained up a,
are ia the atmosgb,re o.3.-
iI2lous intolerance winch
whole Eastern Hemisn5srs-
sr, almost immeia,c. sol oe-
Hieaf admiss on 10 The I-s.
a.tais Stage ofaur nation
eerous 10 tae welfare ofea. -
ne free Us'ilui1us unser .f
AID whereas finally
established, thai, uat-rit.
present NATURALIZATION Isr.
Inc, and slupenIous f.-s.-
mllted on the bsIIo.,5.,
Presidential elections u.i.se
by, tu' also atthe Stale
mediatrly preceded them.
by all Those who Iygslaat.
WHITTIER native OF uaraa-T
Res0Lred, fbsl Tie I5.,...
cheney OF our presrn. Ras.f>
S The psiociIie aleaus lam
"6anrfal foreign iuasea-.
ln8lon 50 muca d p-ecar-i
De inkluualtd iutolhe coamr
Rss0lesa, further. us,.a
zatio" laws are a disgrace. z-5
our statute books, aul esI
oF such remut-Jl5ag asr4r
P@'loI of residence 10 tbs
rIgnHrs to en'Ifie taem a b-a
9elheF win ether. auI m.a5f
thus place II beyond lbs rIs-
rign populatiou-esre-n-r
enig rantS-t0 exec thsr
d'sorganizing inal,u.s o.s
aud domestic Institutions
gloOs liberir, which msF
IN tIm S past shown themselves
willing, and almos. porsI.
exert,
ReSoirsd, therefore. Tbnu.
out hesitation The following
rs the osIrnsitie creed ofa H
rs principles The oti-cls Of 3.
dear alike TO the he.aof.lss
aaiura iz-d Paliiol
l. Tia, the elective fancEa
we'd f.orn abuse, pure, aud aa
what II may.
2. That no foreigner iho1l
ed uniI he sha ! have Tesd
~ ONE AND TWENTY
md Laws passed p prryen.5
aiming certificates unli ,l9. l
shown.
3. That such certificates sl1
ed by the Uai.pd States COqsl
4 That no FOREIGNER
BE- DIVESTED OF ANY
ALREADY LAWFULLY
RED
5. That our ports should
o foreign emigration, abenEo
rue republican spin
6 That when smigran,s e'
ht motives, and WIlh no sa
lie designs upon our esab.sle
hey sbauId be projected 20
nd property. 10 tie erjogmfa
ious opinions. and ofaII lhsH 2.
'ges. and immunilies under ias
Ut that they should mol be e
with Office By T12s
Use until they shall have '-'
ountry twenty one years.
7. That the members 0fnoH
r persuasion. whether naa'
ID. should be permitted 50 tA.
.e from our pRbiie schoos
s. And fualiy, IN order Q
the proposed alterations Or
the naturalization Laws !a'.
y should be PISSED along VIZ
Here, Alr. E6iior, you pa
csc ~ wbat understand g