Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27


,orrscv aud F.si~rzlissa. Ous Ut them
speaks II all foreigners as
n parcel "f iennran, beings fresh from
The sir.p"'is'ns "f Europe. and with II"
more idea If VIVA, constitutes freeman'<
rights or a freemans duties than blind
man en.er,ains vi The cul0rs Of the raiu-
bow"
| ANn,her one adds in not 10 be mistaken
langsage-
=. llasinS deserted his own country.
| what p.sn,s have we that he witt3s. be-
| tray TIA, IN which he h,.s fur refuge and
rrMer,inna N"ne On the CON rary his
very emigra,inm is conclusive proof tina,
he is bn. an advem.urer in pursuit Of
-p"il-." @
Tins. gentle reader. is the phra.eology
in whirl, Na'ivi-'s speak If men VIII"
have proved themselves tn he annng our
hest and most useful ci,izens! This i.
the style in which patriots are alluded I"
whom Washington Tel, it his duty to enl".
gi-e i"r their prnwe<s and their mistaken
| fidelity Ia America! This is the language
employed i" speaking of the people .
Ireland "a people, whom our Continental
Congress .rhr""gh The delegates appoin,
| I'd by the Uni.ed 'olonies III New ramp
shire. Massachusetts Bay. RinIe Island
Providence Plantations. Connecticut. New
York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania, the
lower conn,ies in ! elaware. Maryland.
! irg,nia, Mor,h and South Carolina, in
General Congress met al hiIa.ieI phia.'
addressed on the 10Th May, 1875. one
year before the DerIara,ian of ln,epen.
drnce. IN very different style. 10 The
people 81 ireland. our Congress then
sa,d-" Permit us 10 assure you tina, i, Is
| with The u,,,.,s, reluctance we could pre-
| vail "n ourselves IL cease our commercial
intercourse with ynur island. Your par
| 'ia',enl has done us SD wrong. You had
ever been friendly IT, the rights Of man.
kini; and we acknowledges with pleasure
| and gaa,It4,,ie that y"ur nalinn has pro.
d"cr'i pa,r.",s who have nobly distinguish
| ell themselves in the cause 81 Humanity
aui Amrrira.' THIS public Address
which may I've found IN the frs. vou,ne
Of the Journals "f Congress concludes
| thus: ..ShOuid ii nccasu,n you much
distress. The fertile regims III America
will afford you safe asylum from puver-
y and impressions; an asylum ~ which
| thousands al Your c."'n'ry,nen have f"umd
n~pnaImy. pea,e and afi"rnce. and he.
r",n- IN, cd ~ us ny all the ,Ie> ri cnn.
,anguin,,y. mutual in'e,es, aud aft c,i"n."
Smth was the tone in which, our fore.
fathers spoke ii foreigners generally. and
ri ,''r Trash people in particular. " hat
| :, rOnIra>, Ia ,he u''gratini. selfish. illibe
raj d,c,r,nes ii their degenerate descend.
| ans. fet these are the men who style
themselves Paur,n,.! These are the me,,
y iln manifest their exclusive lille ~ Ma.
I'VE Anr,icani,m by destroy my charitable
-i.tire-. blmkrning the hea. ems with the
>nmkr ii burning Temples of Religion.
and li,ng the ear If The Almighty with
The cries I'll ip plrss women aud children.
Nay. grown bnl.ie. "i,I i'"p"ni'y. they
,-,l u. plainly "a, the Wing G"vtr""r Of
New York dill j" his inaugural Message.
| tia, il l. ..by their tabor. aud hy that .'n
, ". III Al fur,.ne.s render amy service 1"
l., the Un,,ed States" and that III Is the
dn,y aud The prrr"ga'ivc IT The A'ner'ra"
people, ~ comtinr them I" this. their only
proper v.ma,,.,m IN this country y! That
IL, would he The true p"iiry III The U
S, ,e- to ADM, no i"reIgmtt ever !" The
r,gi, uf suffrage. N" per~'a should be.
come a ci,ze,. but by hei"g bora ~ The
Tinted Sta,e.." Mud tina; ''.ise inMltIiutirs
"f foreigners swarn,'ng about large CITIES
form a numerous class. y" wh"" The ''g'"
Of suffrage should not he extended. their
exercising ,l,a, ri!h. will he attended with
.ieplDrabl. and incaIrniahle evils I" that
class 10 whom the right Is must dear aud
sacred" @
| All tins, too. is said under a hypocri'i-
cal allrc,,..n for our luly bible. although
the scriptures themselves say. wide i.eS'>
,rus, ch. ia. ~. xxxIIl and xxxiv.) land
il IA Stranger s"j"urn wit. ':'ee !" my land.
We shall not vex him. The stranger ''a'
dweile,i, will, you shall he ""." 20" as
one horn an,..ny you. Aud thou sha'.
d love him IA ,hv.-it. Tor ye we're strangers
in the land III Egypt. | am The L"rd
y""r God"
II Such Is the feelings If Political Valve
I'm towards our rs unable Adopted C's'-
zrus. |, es,+-un, their bones and einews
C1 :. tie work. they can pert"rm with
. ,hem-am! f.n ",I,a, only II Is gsacl-
.msly plra-e.l to say ,ha, il thinks pretty
!. h,yi,ly .f the iri-l, and The Gtrmai,. &c.
Of uur p,;,ula,,"n. as mere working AM
+ malls 81, ,uurl, 81. that II world cOnhne
{ Them altogether Enthusiastically. forever. I"
,ha, particular tni"g-'na"nal labor = az
: ..,l-,r only proper v"ra i"a.' II cannon
{ deem them ii, t.,r citizrns. or worthy 81
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