Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
NATCRALlZED CITIZENS.

There Is ~ much - approve ui IN the following dis
p1-slnnsie article innn lhe .lernairia Ga:rhe
nsn snjest which IS attracting qenetal Al
''nilon Throughout OUT c5nury, lhst ask fr II the
ealin consideration OF every .iaertoan native adopt.
ed;
The Amefican people have seen with rcare, Tor
some iifne Ia~i, HE Naturazsd CHzens al the coun
ny Ynpeaisd tohl certain adef of politicians dts
fWel class q eilzins. aud srrayed together Foreign
ss, and, hey have aiih still deeper regret these
ciizens brought np 20 The ia H., sud encouraged Vote
a. a mass, As Foreigners. They have a@j seen Wit,
of~ the emIsrahis ~ tbs oouatfy. ifan the various
Kingdoms and pflHclpiltiss p Europe taken under the
special care and cuntnl u The leaders u one u the 20
eai ar'ifs niu Which esf cnnuty sdiyidcd and ,h,r
puH'cai scisn mOu6td AID drecied hy these l.a,efs
Add ~ parsuauce OF the political ~ stem thus a, opted
IL las asa been stu, that religious rrejndices are tn
outraged, aud nrw and dangFtis u leHc.s hitherto
"nkn"N am9ns vs., brought nin he consideration ofmf
t'tAie sii1rs. What has ben the coirseq nence2 We
adW the IDS oi elnienpHar and say by acting as
fcfeigaus. aid caimug consideration as sncl and b.,
habtHg henslSts 10 nnsrtnpulJUs politicians IN ht
country. tiiey fafcr thn rfrcfas r1fttn f the ps5
PIE consideration Of he dsngens consequences which
insy esue trr"st'r inu DE tAitnsnn ii The elective
ifsschse 10 III nssad, aud thousands Of enrfanis
~t'. ls n,ns n,ensrs hai 10 lenofsnce Of he true
CHARACTER oi Uur institutions. he induced To- ac 10
getser. nj ss facy,eHas buI Foreigners entitled In
iss~ part IA 'iie tosene of the cnnalfy oi their adop
ft0a-
~ 'htrs steifh1s thf Nhig party las niIy shared
and An. szpfessi1n II tile arintei Of The Nbp ia Y
'hranghau the country will becuIne universal aud
s'uaess nnsai'nous the subject They d. MI seel Ia
"ef "r shndge the just rights privileges If foreigners
no" ~ the conHfy, sRd especially II fegn naturnlza
ciix as wha by law have these rights and prvlcres
now extended TO icr Bot they opposed aud lhey
VIII, hrfesiief. all proper ocrasuns show their on
s''i"a 10 The Influence II Foreigners separate ana
distinct eiiss with ,e government aud elru of III,
country, and Ia aid them IN effcug this great object
they Wall Centrally 20 iur such araan ii the pre-
s'at naturalization laws a. will teq1lfe anger tern oi
hre9oers 10 reside m the rouaify beffe they can by
iheir sptes. control all ts interests aal rect all IT,
n"senents. w This determination, they know the,
WIZ feeetve the candsl support aud Of mJs o.
the nieligen naiurz ellirens themselves and uf thu
reism1ble and weIl-lniotnei e.ugfa1is. Tue prlnci
fe conenle Ter Is ton just AID reasonable Ia itself
be successfully resisted M harm by IL is done Ia an
human creature. tu an act Of gra justice duue 10 o6
osncsaors Nest justly. II has been remarked, la
our eoantry been denomlnaied the asy un Of the oppes-
Sod from every quarter of the Globe and with God
blessihg. We trust II may remain 81. But ever
w ihe sake 81 'htse VIA may seek it Us place Of ra
i"ge W. their security, and t0f It's pernauencr an
prosperity. u oughl 10 be governed by lis own cisea,
hnd be. 70 reality wia' II processes be- au ANERi
GAN Repuslie."