Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

ed al the expence oi honest American citi>
zens If this branch ofthe asylum system
IS not speedily Topped of by our governs
ment, our atmosphere viii become pesIisr
Gus with the exhal latians of foreign Va gu,
bondism and vilIainly. and every part Of
our social anl political systems will be rot.
ten and corrupt beyond cure Our nation
is already the Botany Bay Of the civilized
world. and If The sending OF paupegs AID vil>
lains hther Is no, now checked by the Cow
ernment, the day viii soon arrive when the
population of our cities will be worse than
that of Port Sydney, seouudleiism will be
the fashion aud majority of men will
wear the badge of rascalny as negro dam
dies wear their cambric, thing to 5rag Of
as we'll as 10 use
We see it stated that one of the German
towns lately emptird the contents OF lis
work house, men and women, boys and
girls, the halt. the lame, aud the bind the
victims of disease and the victims of crime,
some without eyes. some without ears, some
armless and others legless, from the scum
to thedregs, into the nited States TIE
success ef tbs experiment upon our asylum
system viii 40 doubt lead to many similar
experimehtS. and we may confidently expect
IN the course Of few years that all the
ships that come from over the ocean will
bring to us The most strangely assorted car.
goes o! 1--we stock ever examined bv eyes
that love 10 study zoology rather in large
masses than in detail. 1t is we'll known
that the Unlttd States are greatly indebted
to the enterprise OF England and Ireland for
many ships loads. barks loads. big loads,
schooner loads aud sloop loads OF these rare
specimens Of humanity In which the poor.
house ofthese benign countries abound
Now if our asyiums were a museum,
these specimens OF humanity would 0e in-
valuable, and we should soon have the rich
cs; collections ever seen. We do not know
how it happens, but the specimens of for>
eign paupeTs, that we have seen are the
oldest and ugliest things that ever cast shad-
ows in the suD-They are uglier than hy,
enas, jtekals, grizzly beats, Brazilian apes,
or any other varmlnts. 10 preserve The
symmetry OF the American stock, it is neces-
sary to keep these foreign Paupers and vag-
abOnds at home. Americans are now fine
| looking mortais. AS they walk along in
the sunshine they take pleasure in contem
plating the handsome shadows that accom-
pany them. Bat il this foreign tide is no
! stopped, the lntermlXture Will by the force
of some inscru.able law OF population tha
we are notMathusian enough to understand
take place, and handsome shadows will no
be seen. We pray heaven that our poster
ily may not be afflicted with such sqaintnG
aud uncertain eyes; such broad, fiat ans
uu CIceronian noses such iii>devouIiug
mouths; such i'll hung and irregular shout
ders; such uutapering, bulging out waists
such handy, crooked, knock kueed. paTen
thetical legs; such hands and such feet, a
foreign paupers ,njoy the undlspuied pro
prietorshIp of
! The B Iilish are a most heavenly mind
ed, phIIanthropic people indeed They pou
out tenpests of sight and oceans of tear
over the hard lot Of humanity. Their poo
law system does not work well, and thel
are greatly distressed thereat they wish
we'll to the victims of poverty. and Therefore
take great pleasure IL shipping loads @
them 10 take up their abode in our far fam
ed asylum for the oppressed They lool
upon our asylum system as the greatest ant
most beue6cent discovery of modern times
and take great interest ia promoting
: knowledge of it and in testing rs virtues
Unless our Government rudely interfere
with the OPPRESSION Of their philanthropy
we Si8ail SJol nave tiC ptCacuiC " 4NCS-''S
, and clothing all their paupers, We hop
our Government will take upon itself To
duty of giving notice to these phiianthroT
lists that our asylum is full. that It's doors ar
: shut, boted. aud locked up. that the key
, thrown awav, and no admission IS inscrii
: cd over its portals.
Thare are already laws agains' the emp
wing Of foreign poorhouses into our blesse
; asylum, but they are easily evaded TT
: penalty for landing paupsrs Is got clear {
' bv registering them under false names, al
Il when the shippers arc called on 10 accouI
e f,r the vsgrancv of particular passenger
= they produce their lists of false names, ar
z thu. give evidence of their innocence
u The charge In this way the guilty escap
Recently a load of paupers from some En
. lish or Irish poor house was sent back
l their anxious friends at home. much It Is
.e be hoaed. to the Joy oflheir old acqaalnta
y tes. Our asylum, thank Heaven, has o.
ship load fewer Of the oppressed OF f9reit
Ct nations" and our next Presidential CONT
s. must De settled Ti,hou. their wholesome
teres. and votes in it.
Of DIALOGUE.
d Between Hoteh. a Duichnan, and the Ply
f elan VINO was called e prescribe for hts SICK v
H0tch.-N Nochee, NINE wife, pc Got II
: tor vas much beuers den myself lass Mo
= dav nie hts--she and l. eats vor our suppe
:; von hine quarters of lamb. two heads q
:, plucks, two Dutch pudt ings, and two qua
VI vcn YANKEES r.