The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18

NaturaIizatiop-such modification as shall
iene,hcn the term ofnrobation, exact greater
cure in the introduction to citizenship, and
a,reng,hen the securities against fraud We
say with all our hearts--all hospitality to the
stranger, full privilege ofholdng Land, full
protection to property, full encouragement
20 his labor, but no privilege to interfere IN
the Government or Legislation Of the nation
an:il he has lived long enough in the Country
Z, understand its interests, TO resist the caJol-
.rv of denarocues. who would make hun,
through his ignsrauce, the Instrument OF the
basest designs; and until lie has sufficiently
Identified himself with our people to feel that
their welfare is more important TO HIN Than
III. welfare of all others. Our laws, AT pres
cnt do not give us these securities; ana we
NAV presume that there is not an intelligent,
honest-hear;ed naturalized citizen III ms
Union whu does not feel and acknowledge
the necessity of this reform. To accomplish
this great purpose il will be the resolve oil
the Wing party TO stand by the cause oil ne
lisiuns FEDERATION, ever sPnrniDg me ndse
ATTEMPT which has been made, and VIII not
cease to be made again, 10 connect the wing
cause with the odium of Religious Persecu-
ion.
For these ends the Wings need 90 new or
raniZation, no new name. That when we
bear has been consecrated in many battle
Of Freedom, and If viii, / trust, long serve TO
rally the brave and pnre spirits who stand up
for Popullr Right and Free GoVernmentin
time TO come. Let US not assume anoth-
eT
VIA; trials aie before US, no man can now
foretel because no man can distinctly read
the hedges Of the party which has just been
bro; ght into power. Ifthe late canvass, on
the part Of our advcrsaries, has notbeen a
mere impos.ure. piece of super subtle ny
pocricv, trick played of upon popular ere
dulity. we must have the Immediate AnneXa-
tica 81 Teas and The Repeal ri the Tariff.
Hon he nation viii receive these exPloiis We
may conjecture rs patience and its forbear-
auce nav he brought 10 some severe tempta-
tons. 1.-THE successful party, however-as
there is good reason 10 suspcct-have not the
nerve 70 dare the fulfImcnt of these promis-
cs, what ,lunders of inlisnaiog, what
.h-clts OF Modification, what torrents oil Vir-
tupel aiion for .ath betrayed. may not await
chem from that iia.y South whose lot II has
all. ays heea TO swell the triumphs Of an un-
r0r-e..;il Dcriu:-acy, anj 10 receive lis pay
mt. it Hoca sea Apples--iisappointed hopes
and ,iI-rrious rcGnes's! Unhappy may be
,he fate OF ~ next President, standing thus
between cager'y expecting factions, and con-
A.uedto The impossible task OF gratifying
both Loco Foeo;s,n may thus. in its own
discord, laeei its doou.-It will ;urn aHdrend
It's keeper. The thousands of deluded
hone. ireu wi,eai il yet Numbers i'll its ranks,
III A. from it, and satcr opinion, once more
r iuc 20 the Judgment Seat of the Nation, will
qpe the frcnzied zeal of party aud FIRING the
peorIe hack irto the path from which they
i, departed. All good men, in this con
.;uge.ev. will thank the Wings foi having
preserved platform on which Patriotism
my rally is vo,aries 10 save the Republic.