New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22

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demagogues, formed foreign fund of troubl,
precisely fit to join to the domestic one, ant
sure, with buta due use of frauds ever at com
mand, to found perpetual sway for the artist
| of disorder, the engineers Of ruin.
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| TRUE .N.aI'ITRsaLIZfTTO
We have spoken Of how those pests of fret
countries, the demagogues (who fatter ane
corrupt the people, just as courtiers do Kings,
deceive and mislead the foreigners who come
to settle among us, play upon their inexperi-
ence, teach them false ideas of all our politics
and their duties, and hold them as long as pos
sible for their dupes and political victims
Meantime, it is true that, by the influence of
good Institutions, the strange and heterogeneous
population thus cast upon us is, in many indi
8vidual instances, naturalizcd. BY this we mean,
5ef course, not the mere outward process Of the
law for that is as utterly incapable of making
citizen out Of what was not, as our mints are
to coin Eagles out of brass farthings. We speak
of another misunderstanding only real one
chat in which the sense of new duties most So
lemnly assumed, the gradual habit of fresh af-
'voeioas ahu at1ereu lnouShts, Wean even tHe
saonest heart, by long disuse, from the fealty OF
its first attachments, and make the man ci-
tizen, by giving him the feelings and the know
ledge which can alone put him in condition to
perform that high trust, citizenship in q free,
virtuous and intelligent society. Such we OBJ
tain; but slowly and in no large proportion.
for the process IS one OF absolute re.education !;
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and that, not OF children, but Of grown up men,
All whose habits, instincts, affections and pre-
JUDGES nave to be re-modeled The greater
part must remain Tor life IN Americanized and
oe. as repositories OF the rights and interests of
either others Or themselves, most unsafe For
ehey retain, as adopted children Of our land,
Ail the ideas and the attachments Of another !;
they bring Us strange factions unhappy enough
on tneir own SOIL, but here preposterous; they
Would nave us kepealers, instead OF being them
serves Americans IN word, they insist on
continuing, IN reahty, freshmen or Germans or
l Ia' ana on taking part as such IN our
government. Surely this is all totally wfong.
ihey inJure, by their interference, not US only,
put themselves u We are to have citizens thus
essentiaiy Foreigners, as well ut once take those
VINO stay behind as those who come pass an
Acp ior the hlngaom q bavaria Or even the
herman empire; admit all Poland; include
me Cossacks, drand Iartary and hamschatka in
an amendment; or at least, for convenience
SAGE naturallize the county Cork and send outa
oaiot- ooS iof the next PRESIDENTIAL election to
lipperary'
considering, then, the sound material of citi-
zehship mus oDtalned IN compensation for the
~ - easy 20 see that from the tar
ainess Witn Whlch y is formed as well as its
sma.lneas q comparative amount, il affords
lafuiy ene lshaaoW q remedy Ihey (among
laese inyfiaos Of lgnofant1 VINO have any habits
. snougne' cohe usually as rash lnneyators
ihu desperate theorists, intent not on under
s'anaing our government, but on pulling it
town. IN order to set up some imaginary COM
nonwealth oi thelr own pure eoncepton-some
Az lueaiisha' some bright abstraction OF State
part from ali the social circumstances that
mucn more than laws or schemes) make one
Ihese airy fabrics, these pleasant day dreams,
nese gay political castles IN the clouds are all
'ulitsupon one shadoWy foundation--nam
ne notion that system can be devised under
which rogues and fools will cease to exert their
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nut when the COWS had to be MIXED and the
alves to be held, the charms Of equality faded
way and the philosophic republic fell through
As theorists, then. the buster and more inter.
at;an - pa n 'ne ln'eii'gen' i0reigh popu-
,;ss;r,o a !. ". - pnaS peoples mnas Inc
nan hant ~ ALE p.aas ana .nose 'ney MAKE are
stat. ~ - aiees nasehe.' on unhinging the
.Asit lu'es. VISIONS are pernclous,