American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

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ana, caAu'oa'cS lo' "'e HOUSE u D'''s"'eS'
ana by Ut AI"!!'sol' ''ea' "'''S'dS'' GALS
zee amongst lie a'u'IoFs' WHO ""''ou '''o "'t''
@hce Of Souh0 american Pf'Hc'P'oS WIN JoJ
ana giaGAe"S' l" fu'N' every man VINO s''i-
ceFeIy desires 10 see '"'S h"'oh uu'y l"uePe"-
dent ana eh''iety disconnected nom all 'ofelg"
po"cy ana influence uiuS' S''oSci'oe u ''e pii"'
G'pIe' oI TIC N"''e american parry "'y
are t"e cioUu ~ Gay ana ''e PI'o" Vi n'e "
A'g"' WHO" are 20 EuUe lh's country !"
2e"cc' "1P,''"eSs III" SeC"'''y -"'io "lu'' 'e
-UoP'eu anu 'o''o""u' we "o"'u eoe"Po 'No
-esthy OF otheF fePuo"cS' we nave III our
ae.Fes all Ihe elements necessary 10 constitute
Us great anu powerful hatloA' ana 10 only
'equ'reu 'hat we shou'd make pruuehI use Vi
our resources, and guard against the 'hipos'tlohs
OF foreign governments ana the introduction o.
foreign principles to carry Our country 10 the
AlgheSl PitcA o! glory but' Il we 'hauIge III
Ildt EXCESS oI Hoera!'y WHICH CRADLES o'llcF iia-
N'0Es 10 introduce amongst Us the most oeoaseu
and degenerate OF Their own sunjects-!l we
enable Foreigners 10 PaFuelPaIe IN our elections
ana 10 ENJOY once HAoeF our government De-
lore they can c''neF speak oUr language OF De-
come laullllaf WIN the nature ana principles OF
our free inst'tullons-u, we say, we DO these
'hlngS' past experience warns US 'h4' we shai
De subjected To 'ofe'gh con'Fou'' anu t'la' our
ooaS'eu lfeoooh VIII DC preserved III name OIL
~ 'Nlflae ana lnte'Igehce' Nsays Monies
qu'euJ ARE essential 10 'He existence oil re-
publican government, anu all history cohhfms
the truth oil the aSsertloN-out we nave ac'eu
upon the reverse OIL the maNi'l' as 'houg" we
believed, that the greater amount OF cr'me'
vice ana ln'moFa4Ity "AicA cooiu DC imported
from abroad, the greater the chance OF render
-ns our government permanent ne A'Aeil'
can people are just awakening 10 the error OF
this sentiment, and stand forth resolved 10
change the practice. The Native American
party has come forward IN support OF American
principles, determined to preserve the country
flee from foreign contamination, and the cleo
tive franchise exempt from fraud and corrup,
tion-and this party must finally triumph, OF
the country sink in ruin, We ask every i'm
partial, candid man, to review the scenes Of the
past few years, and then to say, whether as ar
American citizen he desires those scenes TO be
repeated If not, then he should unite will
the Native American party in the procurement
of such laws, as will prevent the degrading sys
ten of transporting foreign criminals and pau
pers to our shores-Protect home industry
against foreign pauper labor-restore purity IN
our cIections-and compel Immigrants TO re-
main sufficient time IN our country before
becoming citizens, to comprehend the prInci'
pies OF our government, and to properly appre-
cate the duties ana responsibilities winch they
desire TO assume Other nations guard them