The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

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SCOTT JOURNALS VS.. THE FOR.
IIGNER.
Wing Professions one thing, and Whi9
Principles another!
The liberties OF this country will be in POOR
KEEPING, # left u the care and protection
of a Mixed Multitude ofEMlGRANTS FROM
THE OLD WORLD.-
Quincy whig-
The Naturalization Laws MI ST BE RE-
PEALED, and TIE TIME EXTENDED
TO TWENTY ONE YEARS.-lN. Y. lwhig.
Courier.
We honor the m,nncss Of Mr. Archer for
advocating the doctrine Of EXTENDING
THE TERM OF PROBATION To TWEEN
TY ONE YEARS FOR FOREIGNERS BE-
FORE they CAN BECOME NATUR-
ALlZED.-[N. Y. (whig) American. -
ALL TIE WIGS ARE IN FAVOR
OF THE REPEAL OF THE NATERALi.
ZATION LAWS, and the restriction IF polit.
| ical power to American hands, Newburg
(whig) Gazette.
| 1t is proposed tha. the probationary term be
| EXTENDED to twenty one VI ars, before the immi-
1
and further, that NO ONE OF FOREIGN
BIRTH BE ELIGIBLE TO OFFICE. WE
| GO FOR these principles, WITHOUT HEsIrA.
r'os OR AnArENKsr-1[ Kingston (whig) Jour
nal.
The victory Of our locofocos - TIVE rRI.
uMpn OF lKIsnMEs AND GERMANS. THERE
MUST BE FEWER PRIVILEGES TO
FOREIGNERS, and more to Americans. In
I d.
rY TO RULE AMExIcA.-(N 7. (whig) Ea,
press.
1t is our opinion, as our readers well know,
that NO MAN OF FOREIGN BIRTH
SHOULD BE ADMITTED TO THE Elk.
ERClSE OF THE RIGHTS OF AN AMER.
ICAN CI1lZEN.-[Albapy {wAis Adv.
The people Of Ihisstate can now see to whom
they are indebted for Democratic majorities: n
AN iTINERANT FOREIGN RABBLE,
who vote here to day, and perhaps WOULD
BE FOUND IN ARMS FIGHTING
THE BATTLES OF THEIR QUEEN A
GAlNsT US tomorrow.-tQuincy Whig
| As soon as the question of ALTERING
OUR NATURALIZATION LAWS comes
up, we will array ourselves in fovor of IN.
CREASiNG THE TERM TO TWEEN
TY ONE YEARS.-[Pottsville (whig) Jour.
nal 8
THE REPEAL OF THE NATURALf.
EATON LAWS-ihe restriction Of political
power to American hands are INSCRIBED
in letters Of light UPON THE WING FLAG,
and the fact that zee are WINGS PLDEG.
ES US to its defence and unfalterns support
lAmerican (whig Gazette.
Children Of BiGOTED CATHOLIC, is.
LAND, like the frogs that were sent ~ plague
against Pharaoh, have come among THE
IRISH ARE TO IDLE AND Vicious TO
/, CULTIVATE LAND. In a political point
of view, THEY ARE BUT MERE CATTLE
I-[Trsy Wing.
Our little vilageis dsgraced by nuisancrs
known as beer houses, kept by the DIRTY
DUTCH, WHO ARE UNFIT FOR ANY
THING DECENT. In 5t.ct cur country 10
cursed BY horde ct FOREIGN BEGGARs,
the FILTHY OUTPOURlNGS OF AE-
sOTTED GERMANY DOWN WITH
/ THEM! Letus elect man tcho despises, al
hors anil rcpmdiates bre,oeries, beer houses, and
ALL OTHER DfSGR4CEFUL DUTCH
THINGS Show Us DUTCH.Ma.Nf you
c,n, who is in favor OF any good Not one !:
They are ENEMIES of our gorernment unfit
for anything good; DEB.aUCHED DRUM
, K.1RDS; Il PEST TO SOCIETY; LET
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Wing.
II, solved, That the county of Albany 10 deci.
dcdly wing county, and would SO manifest it.
self at the annual elections, if the native inha-
bitanis were not ovcrpowered by the HORDES
OF FOREIGNERS. who, brought up a.
5 SLAVES in their own country, know not the
, feelings and duties Of freemen in this-rRes'n.
Albany county Wing Convention, pub. in Alb.
jour-, wing paper.
The country Is literally alive and swarming
with IGNORANT FOREIGNERS; men who
from their King ridden and Priest ridden ign
oranoe, e,nnoi be trusted with the immunities
Of an American horn citizen. Fcreign kings,
for their safety at home and the contamination
q Of Repubcanism, aud the Pope at Rome. for
the pushing on Of the whore OF Babylon. are
throwing thousands upon thousands Of these
BESOTTED AVID RECKLESSWRETCHE
upon our shores every wesk.-[Conacrsville
(whg) Waterman.
I'LL DECENTRALIZATION LAWS SHOULD
BE INSTANTLY REPEALED, and the term
/ preceding the enjoymcn. Of OWL right. Exc
TENDED to TWENTY FIVE YEARS
Address Of Clark, wing Mayor Of New York
City.
IWOULD ERECTA G.lLLOWs at every
landing place in the CITY Of New York, and
! HING EVERY DID IRISHM.7JN, ~
soon as he steps upon our shore.-[M. J.. Dav-
is leading wing of New York, and an ORGY
, nal Scottte.
GEN. SCOTT AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
Comedies with the whig Press
now hesitate between Offending the period
of residence before naturalization and TOT.7l.
J REPEAL Of all laws upon the subject; nv
| II n " r To n r vsYT ~
IN THE PHILADELPHIA Native American)
MOVEMENT. [Scott's Letter to Geo. w. Reed.
(Natiye,) Phila.
Tonll FOREIGNERS who shall FAITH.
FULLY SERVE ONE YEAR in time OF VAR
on board of ourpublic ships or in our land forces
regular or volunteer, would give the rights
OF citizenshp.-TS Scots letter Of acceptance.
| propose 10 EXCLUDE ALL ALIESa
FOREVER FROM THE RIGHT TO VOTE
; except such aliens as shall HAVE SERVED
Two YEARS IN THE Army OR EaTY,
exempting1 aliens from INVOLUNTARY service,
JUST AS FREE NEGROES AND IN
DAMS ARE.-[Gen. SCOTS Letter to the Ma
tional (whig) lntellisencer.
You are instructed not to enlist foreigners, for
the Battalion Of st. Patraucia has taught Us
that foreigners cannot be trxsted-Gen. SCOTS
Instructions to his Recruiting Officers, during
the Mex:cin War.
We are liberal though to open the door to the
children Of foreigners, who may be born here,
WITHOUT ALLowISG THEIR fathers to come here
and help to gorern us.-[scott the Nat in.elli-
gencer. af8
We ,cho alone haze any right to Aink on the
subject claim that aoe car best gOuern ourselves
and better for the foreigner, and for their Ma.
tive American children.-[scott to the Nation.
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I'VE (now in America) msan that lafter given