American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

ISAIAH BAnUE&4TON.
r,.,,,,.,.,o r,..,5 r,.,nin,.,, y, ,n, Convention.
,.Pcs,lrcl Tint a. Native Americans, we are the
true friends Of Rolorm-thaw 90 lo5 rerrrnchlng all
"Ntravasn' expenditures ct the P"'c money "",'"
~ mic, ,,r IN ,husc.
If the elective franchise and naturalization laws"
FACTS FOR rHu PropIE. We continue our
extracts from the testimony gwen before the
Commissioners III this city, as iactS are more
conclusive than any arguments "hch c"nIH be
used. It is our Gn-lE" To impress upon 'h'
community the indispensable necessity OF ha"-
ing such CHANCES made IN existing laws, ana
such additional acts passed as shall protect me
ballot box from corruption, ana totally abolish
the practice now pursued hy foreign govern
'nents, OF cmptyng their pen'tenlmries, gaos
ana aInS-houses upon our ShOFes--,aHu We con-
coive that this purpose cannot be more etlcctu-
which now exist, Tho testimony heretofore
submitted, we are glad to learn, has excited
general attention, and served to convince ma
ny who could not believe that our country was
made the receptacle OF foreign criminals and
pauPers; and we think that we shall be able to
2dduce such further facts as Will carry conyc-
lion to the mind of every unpreludlced man
m the community. 1t has been our boast, that
our country was tIe asylum LOT the oppressed
of all natlons;" bat it never could have been
contemplated TO make it the Botany Bay of
other nations; and yet they have converted 1t
into such-and it remains to be seen whether
yc have shirt I'm maintain our rirbts mr. shall
-, .
QUINN " '''' ''"Po'''''' "'iu w "ua''o'i VI
having the most worthless OF the population OF
Europe forced upon US by the policy of their
,,overnmen,s. five submit if is easy TO fore
.-..L.. ..;... ,.,I,,,, ,l,a ,,,.,.,-
Seo t'i'' 'io ''''' WIN "'''''' ""''i '''o Po"o'
Of the country VIII De "lelded 10 suoSerVe To-
reign purposes, and when liberty will exist on
" in name.
ox,,I.,ot,or, ,r ,hoso ,,r,s ,r,ho c,1Io,,-
"lS uePoSl1ohs ""icH Ic'"Ie 10 'acoo iloiihet
we think necessary - state: that the commits
sioners had reason to believe, that said HonnetI
had b,d co,,, i,,,e., ,os;,io,,,o ,F r,
-, o"''
III 'llS country a' 'l' ''''e Oh his REHABILITATION,
Il. Weinman being his witness. Mr.. Vein
man wcs the witness in many caess and an
,,;.,. .o,.,,;,,,l "A 49,. -.
'''"s '""''''''' wa NV ''''' '''' u'"'' ''o"
~ ha'Ao III sc'cF"' instances "'ta 'h'S cA-
PLANTATION we submit the testimony
Samuel r,Io,cr,r ,,,,oor,,J ,od ,,.,. .,,.,,.,
-, tJ,a Gva tonks If lIaso, IIo ,ro,,n ,ha al
I.;, -, ;,,,o,rl,,r,to ,,.,,,,,,il
,is
iacob tionnet trades TO jamaica. Witness
houoht Guit from Honnet, during the last fall,
and previous to Tie election, which Honnet in
formed witness he had brought from Jamaica.
At the time witness purchased the fruit, Hon
NET had bsen in Baltimore from three to four
weeks. from Jamaica. Honnet was i'll the hab-
il of bringing fruit from jamaica almost every
year. a person IN the employment OF tne VIII
ness stated 10 WINES, 'i1' 10y ''n I ooo"
nnv 70 INV the PASSAGE having been furnished
nv the VILLAGE in which they resided; and wit
ness has heard OF many such cases, ana knows
some himself ho"s ou' o"so ~ ' Nv, liz :.
Ia,isns yho were wealthy, Money was raised
in Baltimore, and the deranged man alluded to
was sent back to his connexions. Knows
Emanuel Weinman, and that he has been much
enraped in naturallzing PERSONS and, from his
havinr no business to transact, is induced to be-
Iieve that he was compensated for being wit
ness in some cases. From his knowledge of.
Weinman, witness would not believe him on
nath. Witness believes, that to protect the
country. an alteration of the naturalization
laws is necessary. Every foreigner coming TO
this country should bring a certificate of good
character. Witness states, that as Weuman
left the room a few moments before his wit
ness,sl examination, he spoke to tho witness in
uobroy md requested that he would be mer-
c;G,l n him (Weinman( IN his testimony. Wit
ness knows that fIedencN ueoh"r[ was nator1
a%eu q. 'o ,1s oonrt IN his citvNcame on Of