American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01

we mistake not, throughout the State of Ma
ryland. The numbers prcscnt-their rcsPecta-
blity, orderly department and enthusiasm, at-
tordod a fair presage of the alacrlty with which
the American Republican cause will be sustain
ed in the city of Baltimore, by those who de-
sire to see public affairs administered upon Anne
rican principles, and in a manner which may
/ prove most conducive to the prosperity of the
/ American people. Ward meetings are called
Tor Monday evening next, (see notice in uno-
Their column for the purpose of perfectlng the
organization oftfe party, and we trust that they
will be attended by all who feel an interest in
! the subject of continuing the United States
what the Declaration of Independence declares
| DEPENDENT" No class of citizens is more deep
| ly affected by the speedy and indiscrimnate
| admission of foreigners to the rights of citizen
ship, and the enormous accession of foreign po-
pulation annually, than mechanics, who are
thus deprived of their labor, and have the bread
taken from the mouths Of themselves and tami-
lies; or are compelled to procure a scanty sup
port by Iaboring at reduced wages. TO this
class of ctizensit is most desirable that the pre-
sent laws in relation to immigrants should be
changed, so as to forbid the worthless and the
criminal from being placed by their side as
competitors Mechanics then, should come to
the rescue of themselves and their country
They constitute the "bone and snew' of our
city, and deserve to have greater influence in
the management of public affairs than they at
present enjoy. Let them throw themselves on
the side of "Young .4mericd," supporting the
principles which guided their fathers in the
struggles OF the revolution and in the forma-
ton of our present happy system of govern
mcnt, and they will secure to that government
permanency and prosperity-a prosperity which
will dffuse its blessings throughout the various
notifications of society. We desire to see men
think and act for themselves, and not to be
moved as mere automata by master wire work
ers who use them for their own qualification
and discharge them at pleasurc-as mere cats
paws TO rake out nuts for their superors 10
crack. We want to see all American citizens
boldly take their stand upon that broad plat
form ofequality established by the constitution
of their country, and sustained by the Ameri-
can Republicans of the nation. All then, who
approve these sentiments, should unite in the
effort to correct existing abuses-to Danish all
foreign ntluence-to prevent frauds at cleo
tions-and to make American feelings and in
tercsts pervade the nation. The struggle may
be long and arduous; but either success must f.
nally attend the labors of the American Repub-
Leans, n the country will be delivered over to
the guidance Of factions and to certain ruin.
Ho FOR THE INAUGURATION. The city Of
Washington is fast filling up preparatory to the
Inauguration on Tuesday, and we notice by
our exchanges East and West, North ard South
that hundreds are on their way thither. The
fare on all the principal rail road and steam
boat routes has been considerably reduced for
the occasion, which no doubt will induce many
to visit Washington who otherwise would fore
go the pleasure. Consequently the citizens of
the ''ten miles square" may look out for vast
dsinterested patriots, to say nothing of accom-
pshed pickpockets and notorious thieves who
invariably congregate on such occasions. Too
much care cannot be taken to guard against the
depredations of this latter class of PERSONS
The citizens of Baltimore, large number of
whom will doubtless be present to witness the
Inauguration, by referring TO the advertise
ments in another column will find various
modes ofconveyance to Washington offered
The fine steamer Columbia, Capt Guyther,
will leave Commerce ST., wharf this afternoon
at O'Clock, arrive at Washington tomorrow
afternoon, ard leave on her return on the morn
ing of the 5th Passage and fair for the round
trip only S.. A delightful trip.
The steamer Boston will leave tomorrow az
ternoon at o'clock, and return on the 9Th
Passage and fare only So, for the round trip
This is another excellent opportunity
The Railroad will start extra trains on Tues
day morning at 8 Sd O'clock at 6, and at nine
o'clock. Return, same afternoon, at ID, at
5 10 and at l-2 o'clock, or at 6 o'clock on
trip only $3.50, provided tickets be procured
at the Office before o'clock on Monday even
ing.
Burrows THENrE&, FEoNr.sr. a great
bill is put forth by The manager tonight. By
ron's tragedy, IN .our acts, OF Werner, or the
Inheritance, ~ vii, be performed first, in which
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