The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-10
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waIoaERY AND NATIVE AMERioANIsM.
orsiroNs ron Who's TO 4sswza.

QCksfioks FOR w BIOS TO Answer.
Who passed the alien lawsl Old John Adams and
ihe federalists.
Who presented petition on the 7lh June, 1884, pray
Ing Ccngress to make probation Of twenty one years
necessary, before foreigner could vote1 John Quincy
Adams, son Of him Of the alien law nooriey, and Mr.
Clay's patron
Who voted 10 entertain this infamous poposiuou1
John Quincy Adams and twenty-five other whig mem
bers Of the House.
Who voted this proposition down1 The united De-
nocracy, with single exception.
What papers most shamefally abuse natuTalizec cit
zensl The whig papers.
Who passed a resolution that Albany, N Y, is a de.
rided whis county, il the native inhabitants were mo-
overpowered by hords OF foreigners brought up slaves
10 their own country The Clay Club at albany.
Here Is the resolution with the comments Of a Demo
eIaticpape
RESPECT TO FOREIGNERS.
The Wings are mighty loving iowa rds the dear for
egners Just before an important election, but they cant
deceive Them with their hypocriIical can't We don't
Easily forget whaIwe know and here is small sam
pie oftheir real Affection in resolution passed at
Clay whig meeting at Albany, New York III Reg
ister
"Resclvsd, That the county of Albany is decidedly
Wing county, and would so manifest itself athe annual
elections if the NATIVE INHABITANTS were
not overpcwered by the HORDES OF FOREIGN
ERS, who brought up as SLAVES in their own coun.
Try, know not the feelings and duties as freeman in
this"
Who styled the naturalized citizens in New Orleans
who were deprived OF their votes by the Wing Judges
tVagabond foreigners" The New Orleans correspon
dent OF the National lntegencer, the great central or.
gan of Clay and the whig party
"VAGABOND FOREIGNERS" is the insulting
and degrading title applied by the New Orleans whig
correspondent ofthe National Inellg-ncer to those ma.
iurazed citizens" who robbed oft votes by the
whiI Judges OF that city Let be passed around and
Yet il be remembered.-[Mo. Reg.
Who s'ys that he objected to the admission OF Mich
igan into the Union, because contrary to The consti
iion and laws oflhe United States she permitted aliens
70 partake OF the elective fanchse2" 1--WE quote lis
deniical language) Henry Clay in his great Raleigh
speech.
Who makes the voting for admitting Michigan
with this clause in her constitution Of the leading OBJ
tections to the democratic partyl This same Fl. Clay
10 this same speech.
Who published and recommended this speech 10 the
people, as the best erponan Of whig principles eaantl
Every whs paper in the Union.
Who declared in the United States Senate on the llh
June 1874 that at the next Congress, when the wings
would have power in the legislative as we'll as e1ecu.
live branch ofthe general government he would intro
duce proposition carrying the tcs and patriotic
views" OF the churchburners in Philadelphia ia--makine
ri years probation necessary to naturalization Sena.
tor Arcner OF Virginia. leading whg in that body and
the bosom friend of Mr.. Clay.
Mr.. Archer supported these petitions by declaring
that
"The premature exercise Of such rights (gk, Of suc
Fage and eligibility 10 uice) had grown 10 an evil Of
great magnitude OF which there had unhappiy but too
recently, been painful demonstration. If no other
person in the national councils should take up this sub
iect, he would. himself in the proper time when that
party Qhe whig pary) should come inlo power, which
give effect to views of sound policy-ntro uce some
measure such as the memoriasls justly concluded had
now become necessary"
What newspapers have been the most virulen, in
their attacks on naturazed citizens and supported the
church burners! The Cincinnati Gazette and Chroni
Commerce, and New York American the Piltsburs
American, Jonesboroagh fem Wing, and the Brook
Ign Adv.Hiser-aIt wing papers.
Who are Levin jack, Watmonsh, Major and 9th
trs. VINO addressed the Native Americans in Philadel
pha previous to the outbreaks fire and murder IN that
siyT Wings every one of them
Who elected Harper tie Native american candidate
Tor mayor oil New Y"ik2 Sixteen thousand whigs de-
serting their regular nominee and voting thar ticket
Who insued Mr.. Owen, a member of ongress, ON
srlhe 1o5r oil slc House. told him he had no right to
speak on The tariff because he was moi native ciizenl
.n. Hesl:.s e. whiS member oE Congress from Ma
fyland.
Who Toled and spoke against allowing na,urazet
feregnersto have peempion rights In this couniryl-
Henry Clay the whig candidate for The Presidency
Here is what hesaid on that OCCASION ln the Senat
on 'he pre- eanpon till Wednesday, January S, 1871
sMr Clay said he also believed, beyond The mountains
Aliens we're allowed to hold land; but he also believed
mat there wassone condition required in almost all h
States in some Of ther residence Of two or thrl
years. Now tmighl be question, whetherlheyshou
exendrhe privilege except to those holding by State
ihoriy and a&ians who hold are not entitled 10 Vot
but ne (Ar Clay5 opposed principle to, the pr
tion the habiable globe take possession ofthe pu
kc llnds, terms so favorable as were proposed
this bill
Therewas another point on which there ought not TO
any diversity Of opinion Though might be fhe nra