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The Weekly register., 1844-12-07
For the Register.
+. A TYLER. Esq.

+. A TYLER. Esq.
Sin, nave recently read in your
paper and Others, several articles with
which | was much pleased, on the sub
iec, Of naturalization. 1t is little as
toniShing that we have so long famelv
submitted to foreign influence and inter
ference in our elective franchise. Boz
The gross ou'rages lately committed up
on our republican institutions, in New
York and other parts of our nation, by
foreigners. who perhaps had not been
on our shores many months. coming ~
the ballot box. with the declaration thar.
"Americans shan't govern US" should
arouse every native American 10 n
sense Of the impending danger.
1t is strange, passing strange, that
these outrages have been encouraged
and promoted BY native americans, 10
party purposes; TO defeat the election Of
q man " no has done more for his coun-
try than any o'her now living, ana 10
elect TO the highest office il our
gov eminent a man who comparatively
is mere tyro.
We have cause to dread foreign pow
er, not only as it relates to our poliii-
caI institutions, bu; religious also. AT
least the bearing on both these points IS
so intimately connected that we cannot
seperaie them, for If our national nsti-
tu,ions fall ''they will fall like the strong
man." they will pull down our religious
liberty with them.
In order 10 mike This apparent we
have only 10 consider he character Of
the larger proportion Of foreigners who
are swarming TO the United States. |
presume i. will not be denied that at
least majority Of them are Roman
c tholics; and those who understand
what is meant by papaI COVE rnment
need not be told that when the Pope has
the power, he is the supreme ruler, both
politically and reigiously.
Our governments being founded upon
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The Wings are made of sier.icr and
better stuff. In adversely rs IN pros
parity they will stand shoulder to shout
d.r-a uniLed bam Of brotter'. In "a
DOPING The principal Of reslstenc TO
improper foreign influences IN the cleo
lions, and an impr oeement ol The nat
uralizaton laws to effect this desirable
object, they make no change IN or sur
render Of their own principles. nor do
they move one, inch from their own
posirion. Above all, they eschew, and
repudiate, in this counexon, utterly
and entirely, all religious or seciarian
views. aad will have nothlng ia Do wilh
any ~novc that IS 10 bring rehgi IN or
any OF the religious secis ,alo the poii-
tics "f the country. This with them is
Il settled point.
THIS Wings in the stand they are
now 10 take will recoIIect that they
have "a country 10 serve as we'll as
party to obey" Defeated under their
gaeak fcader, they know that history is
tuli ofexamples OF the failure of the
people 10 recognise and reward the
greatest men. Fortune does not al
ways light upon the plume Of the most
va laut soldier. nor is The most sagac-
ious statesman always the most succes
full in his ends. But if Clay has moi
been elected President some American
Republican may YET unite the people in
a party sI.ti 'ienily stroHg 10 carry out
Gays princ iples and measures. We,
therefore have calmly looked over the
whole, renew our exhortatiuns To the
Wigs nerer TO gire up the ship! Nail
the american fag 10 the mast and eve
~ man stand TO has post as long as he
has hand TO IN we aaI IA haartto feel.
AieraHdria Gazette.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

! EFrERS OF Administration having
e been Z anled la The unirrS 1nrd. a:
sar September Term 4. ID. 1874 nf phc
Probate C@urt oil PhnRa county, on rhe
estate of Claiborne Lponav, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given 10 ali persons
indebted To said eS'a;c Ia come immedi-
1ely forward and make meRt.-
And those having claims against said
estate will present The same, duly au
thenlicaled 10 The subscriber within the
time limited bv law. or Ihev will be for
ever barred. MARGARET LOONEY,
ddmr. 34-6w.
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".Niliite addictus jurare in rerba mag'stri."
ECEMBER I, Is4a
"Kcep It before tbe peoples"

T'ha, the prin piles of the Native American
party these, and no other:
That the Elective Franchise shoald bs preserv-
ed PORE and UNCoRRUPTEp, cost what It tnNy.
That no FOREIGNEF sho.d be NATURALIZED
until he shall have resided in the country TwFN-
TY-oNE years, ami laws passed TO prevent them
from Obtaining certificates iii that factba fully
shown.
That no laws shall he pass vi 10 divest foreign
ers of any rights they have already acquired; but,
that no fo,egrsr, vao may come hereafter. shall
be permitted hold any Office until he saail have
resided il the coanEry twenty-one veGfs.
That al men have right TO oe protect d in
their CIVIL and RELIGIOUS liberty, no mater from
whsnce thy may come; and rlat people have n
right TO assemble and discuss objects in which they
may feel an intares', without interruption.
That we do not close ports against the al
mission of foreigners, and offer them protection
from pe-s,clton. We give them all the privi-
iAgss g-aa'ei 20 them BY ths constitution, AS
toAg as they ar. protected in psrson aad property
they should nor complain--BuT WHEN THEY INTER-
tlEDoLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT, BEFORE THEY
NAVE RESIDED AMONG Us THENTy-oSE YEARS,
md not Till then, we cry HOLD,
''Not that love Cesar less,
But that love Roms more.o
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From :As New lie ans Tropic.
Latest from Texas.

he steamship New York, Capt.
Wright. arrived Yesterday tnornin.
from Galveston, bringing dates 10 the
10Th.
Judge Terrell arrived in The New
York. lie Is on his way To France. To
supply the place Of the Hon. AShbei
Smith. "a Charge d'Afairs OF lhcFrench
Court.
We learn from the Galveston News
that Il gentleman who arrived there
trom Malamoras. reported that the vel
low fever was raging in that city when
he left, about the Goth ult. The Anne r.
lean Consul, and many others have fall
len victims TO the epidemic.
The Huron Star mentions a rumor
that The Hon. AShbei Smith is on his
way from France TO a rcep, the appoint
ment of Secretary Of State
No ,idings have been heard of the
Schooner Atlantic. bound to Galveston
from New York. 1t is the general i'm.
preston that she is lost. She had on
board several resident citizens Of Tex
as, who were returning from visit to
the North.
NJ Bourgeois d'Ovannr. who went on,
10 Texas. to survey ! e country and
make arrangements fOr carving into
effect an extensive project Of Colonial,
ton, has seiurEed 10 Galveston from
the West. His impressions are said TO
be h ghv favorable 10 IN" en'erpri.a OF
colonization. He considers the West
very suitable for European settlers and
he forthwith returns TO Europe, for The
purpose of sending CA large BODY Of
emigranrS. NJ. d'Orvanne has already
treated for a large tract OF excellent
land, well adapted to the cultivation of
any kind OF products, at The forks OF
The Cibolo and San Antonio rivers. and
has made preparations to receive the
emigration ON this tract The Civil an
says:
Some settlements are established on
IL, and a new town called San Bariolo,'
is 10 be erected in beau,i:nl situation.
This CITY, situated midway from the
sea to San Antonio by the road of La
Babia is about IS miles from Copano.
Ii is des ined 10 become an excellent
stopping place for travellers and emf
grants, and 10 give great sccurit. to
Tins part Of the count y-di>lant from
Laredo, on the Rio Gran le, aboat,a 40
miles, its commercial prospects have
large chance of success.
II is believed that the river San An
tonic. from its mouth 10 the junction
with The Cibolo NAV be made raviya-
BILE. NJ Bonrgenis d'Orvanne, there
fore has the intention to execute This
important work, the expense Of which
will be almost without importance 10
him. In this case, San RartoIo will gain
IA large consideration, and become the
principal market in the West. The
rich lands in this TART Of the Republic
will then so'n acquire great value"
The Civilian in announcing the ARR.
val Of Major l)onelson, theU S. Cha, g a
Affairs, says that his appointment,
is highly satisfactory to the people Of
Texas. The Major was waiting the ar.
riv al OF the Secretary OF State, wiz
was daily expected Il, Galveston.
Ninety of the Mier prisc-.oers vh,
were lately in this city o,r,vaa ~, :.
the New York.
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Malice.

The State Of Mississippi Probate
DY HUBS N ALLEN, Judge of the
Ed Probate curt oi SAID county holice
i hereby gIven that on application To
me by james Afford, guardian OF John
Russell. Nancy Russell and William Rus
sci, minor heirs al Calvin Russell. dec
cased and James lIamIcIt The husband
Of Mary llaaiet sRI child OF the SAID
CaIvIn Russell deceased. all oi SAID couu.
ty who claims an undivided one iouth
part for each of said heirs Of all thai
tract Of land known as The north half
of the west bail OF The north west quar-
ter of section 80, and The west halfthe
south west quarter OF sccrIoH 90, and
The west half ol The north west quarter
Of section 90, all in Township u Range
; East. | have nominated Join H.
McAIee, John EIleti aud Ro cri Powers
commissioners 10 divide the said traces
OF land INTO equal shares or parts. aud
unless proper objections stated 10 me AT
charleston The county aloreSll OH the
2nd Monday OF January next. the said
John II. Nc ticc, John i.ilell, and Rob
ert Powers Will then Ce appointed Com
missiuneis Ia make partition Of the said
lands pursuant la an ac, eR;llei un ac'
csucerming The partition of lands held
by cupa rccuers, Iont tenants aud tenants
III common.
Gwen under my hama This the l5'ht
day OF October. A. ID. 1914 AT Charles.
ton. HUDSON ALLEN. Julgp
~ PROBATE Court. -3O-9-w
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Co~rting.-A lisping bashful sort oil
genius, went to see his sweet-hear.
one night, and being rather hard run
for conversation, said to her. after
pause:-
."Thally, did you ever thee m owl9
what culhed big eyes they has got,
haint they9''
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N0sice

Persons who have Taken "a
are n D,ified MOTTO dgIiyerllrn
OUT a certificate from the Of 4,
meni Of all cost. VS.. El
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The Civilian says an effort has been
made at the approaching session Of
congress 10 repeal the act d prohibit
ing foreign vessels from engageing in
the coastng trade Of Texas.
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aa.dd,'1nlinis'rator,.s

r GREEABLY 10 =" 'r,s Nsf'
~ Probate Court 81 p order d n
made Al the Octo6ar = aI0la u
1874, will as Admin trn liere
n no." Of he Estate Sarah .,' 10 ..
ceased, present nv aa "n lars
settlement and allow,c.' Onl' 4,
Der Term 4. d. 1874 ~ at lbsA
Al persons interested q q q.
tilted to attend and ,Sa. s'e'ber.
they have, why fa,I ., 49, Gus
'o"ance- should n"l be fs ,.5l's'
dc 0o"is aon If Sarah Ho'.I I2l
33-e Z.
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@Agaiast the insidiors wiles of Foreign nhu-
ence-( coUurr you SLEEVE me, fellow ctizensl
the jaa oisy of ir pe'pls Dug ba continual
iy awake; since history aai experience prove shat
foreign inf renee is one of the most hansfu foes
Of Republican Goveinmcnt"-W sshington's
Fare veil Address.
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"MY CouNTRY!-May she always be in the
right-bit, right or wrong, my couutry "'-Com-
modo1e Decatur.
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alt is time we should baco II e a little more Amer
lean zed--Andrew jackson
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The enormity Of their crimes dicia-
ted the severity of their death. The
wretched mother ofthe whole crew, the
daughters and grand children, after be-
ing spectators Of the death Of the men,
were cast into three sepera;e fires, and
consumed 10 ashes. Nor did they in
general display any signs of repentance
or regret, but continued, with their last
breath, to pour forth the most dreadful
curses and imprecations upon all around
and upon all those who were insiru-
mental in bringing them 10 such we'll
merited punishmcnts.
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The State Of Missis>ippit Probate
TaiIaha'chie County Court
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