Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

FOREIGN PAUPERs AND CRIMINAIs.-An
Article appeared in several papers a short
| time since being an extract from a renort
made by NJ List oue Consul at Leipsic tolhe
State department setting forth the fact that
/ he Governments Of Germany were In the
habit Of transporting their criminals and
PauPers 10 this country. a correspondent
OF the New York Mirror confirms the
/ statement IN letter to that paper from which
we make the following extracts
Ia the small principaliliea Of Germany
the Princes have not the means or do not
like the expense Of maintaining prisoners;
and new mode Of disposiug of them has
been adopted
Any person. imprisoned for an offence.
not criminal. can Be released en- condition of
going beyond sea, tins is The ten used.
but II n fact means Uaiied States" and for
his reason, tbs criminals can go no ,rtsre
else, and tbsy s00uLd net Be receired Il hea
dsd.
The manner Of disposing ofthe criminals T
: as follows A bond is given bv the re-
IaJious IA The penalty Of i've hundred or one
ihousaad 1aaIers, tha; The criminal shall
go beyond sea" The criminal IS ;heD
sentto sea port and shippid for a mefica; and
q Consular Certificate 10 that effect is sent
Pat k to the Cnart where tie criminal was
aud !, is there recorded.
An arrangement IS IN progress in Gers :
many IN which Princes have taken
5fomneal and active palt, 10 send over ma.
ly thousands 0! The wors; and helples elias :
es 10 Texas. Over 100000 thaleTs have ,
'eea subscribed for this purpose, and
az Sc tract oi iaGd IA ItKas has blen Durr
hased. agents have been ia America
Hd have returned. Their acts have been
PProVed, = the pul lchascs made, c0affmed a
he people who are to be collected from tbe
POOR houses and Prisons Of Germany are
sslgna.edj Id the frs, detachment viii b. ID
ent cut IL April. The a9 ents OF the PIin-
es h1ve chartered the vessels aud the mon.
Y Is all provided TO pay for the tfausp5na n
on ofthese people in America.
Germany is overs >peopied, and II the idle.
'lcked, and disc0ntentd,are to be exported. :
art directed to New York AMI the remain.
ar TO Texas, whence they will find their
ay into the heart OF our country
Another great source of annovaree. of
hlch we do not properly consider. is the nd
Of English convicts to the u an
ted States, from Botany Bay, ar
The number Of convicts sent ont fran 't=
e United Kingdom to their settlements. ex III ~
eds very far anything that would be cred y
here. Ga future occasion | viii fnr, co
SD you with statistics on this subject sti
Ii Is ascertained that the largest prooor. we
a ofthe conVicts who have served on, IN
eif time IL the English settlements leave are are
sooh as they are discharged 1t is also .N'
! known that very few ret urn to Great 'is
iialh and the reason is, the Police IN "a = 3
lgiand know every man who is discbar- lo''
| that lists of discharged convicts are ,@u rol
ot al all the principal stations that thew ~,
closely watched. and that il is impossi. a a
Tor them to operate with any success af. o'%
thelr return. Where do they 90 Onr az d
I court records answer this question =
CRYING shame, that the people of the -
ned states should submit any longer tran. oz
ny 10 endure the evils of system ,fraught
q terrible consequences to The morals 80 -
manners of this country 0oZ
me half the crime perpetIated In the IT. al
= ! states, and reported in our papers. is !
Europe, attributed TO the Natires. and is &C
'ct Perpetrated by foreign conricts.
IS time that ouT legislature should n II
e from the apathy, which has so lono IS pu
"a their eyes to one of the greatest sissif
1gs of which we have reason TO com. IN ad
ne honest and in lustrious foreigner in six m
country IS as much if not more, intor. Ad
than Native americans, in obta;n;no per s
Interference by government to nre: iion,
the renefitior of theea evil - Pto'' verlis
sertio
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