Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

NJ constitution and laws will he lntcslcd
tiih tho right ~ sulI.afc, The dillet
cot p,ndcs ut snaely VII lhen bo created
Ihy The elevation NJ n few, aud by dcRfa.
l1Inp many. and thus Heterogeneous pop
lulaliun will b. igmoj, fppaklng dlliefchl
languages. aud ai different religions hnd
sontiments, aud u make them nrli lh.hh'
and feel alike, iuUoltlirul affairs, WITH bf
! likoIniNinr oil an. wnlofi hence, discofd,
dissolution, nnafcht aud civil war, will en-.
sue, aud some popular Individual will ~
sumo the government, and store order
aud tho sovereign Of Europe, the cml'
Prnn's, aud many Il The 1ol,vos wall sus'
tain him"
The following attract from the letter
'of +. List, ESQ |, $. Consul at Lelpslc'
Germany, to the Secretary Of tho Urea.
sury, strongly corrpboratcs the foregoing
startling statements We have published
The extract heretofore, several times, as
we considered it highly Important
There can be no possible doubt Of the en-.
tire authenticity of the extract from Mr..
Lists letter. 1t is on the official files of
the Treasury Department, at Washington.
Put the two articles in juxtapostjon, and
wiInot every true hearted American cli.I
zen come at once TO the conclusion that
the work Of 4" subyersion rather than con.
quest" by the potentates Of Europe, has
already progressed to q fearful extent2
N" have made inquiries with respect
q the transportation Of paupers from
this country to the United States; but
state affairs being in this country not as
openly conducted as might be desired,
nave not been successful until Of late,
when, by confidential communications, !
nave learned things Wtich ,0W require
Energetic measures on the part Of the Upi-
ed SioieS TO counier0ci Not only PAU !
PERS, but CRIMINALS, are transport
d from the Inferior Of THIS country, in
raer to be embarked there for The United
States.
A Mr., D. Stein, formerly an officer in
he service Of the Duke Of SAKE Gotha,
las lately made propositions to the smaller
states OF Saxony, for TRANSPORT 7
Nc IHEiR CRIMINALS to the port !,
t Bremen, and embarhing them there for
he Uated States at serenity fRe dollars
err head. ,chtch OFFER has been AC. :
'EPTED BY SEVERAL of THEN
The first transport of Criminals, iCh1 for
he greater part hare been condemned 10
ard labor for life, (among them two
notorious robbers, Pleife and Albrecht) |;
viii leave Gotha on the 18th of this
Month; and it is intend ed, By and By, 10
all The WORK HOUSES and
TAlLS of that country, IN THIS NAN. /,
NER ! There is but little doubt that
several other States will initiate this ne.
arious practice! In order to stop it, |
rave sent an article into the General
Gazette Of Augsburg, wherein have at
empted to demonstrate that this behav-
our was contrary 20 all laws of nations
that it was shameful behaviour to-
wards u country which offers the best in
lucement TO German manufacturers.
alt has, Of late, also become a general
in the towns and boroughS of.
Germany, 10 get rid Of their paupers and
oicious members, by collecting the means
Of calculating their passage to the Uni
ted States, among the inha bitants, and by
supplying them from the public funds! ~