New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

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lives We can expect sothns popular yrsa,. p,s
misery dessd.,ioo From wh,, S sT, sass' %'
ehe. With the of Democracy ''i for me the
jeet OF horror
Of the evil i.t.isn in ssIsains the ps
s..n No. !. ,b. 10 saw for the benefit germ Of =
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metropolis. registry faithfully hep, would have prevra,s
irrud without injury to the ess voters. su' we sa'w nw a.
Ismen Of our Constitution
ITO coueade lot all honest citizens whether n,iurad Or
uaiboIn beer hand tho work. lie, them conspre ar soas
evil let them by frequent intercourse
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s, s S % s Candidate. shs.es n s. 10 @ po
them give efficacy to he w OF tls a, may OF honest
establish the seendeney of law and juAee aud @
ties will be saved
,mtp nav shelter il You DO not love Liberty enough %
derso her sake saadernx ogpoaes
.ude and do no. fail TO @ aS' passions 70 y'a ~ own % ses
@ fs ysSa .SS
easy reception Of asttery do all this aud
people the language Of ponns ,hsm the psa
cen estimate the nemendoas national essms which aiisy J.
brought alike the hstterors snd the battered
pres,nip their nsmes for everlasting inany
Regarded as Mr. Deery regards il, as phase Of ns
tionaty Native Americansm is respectable and an
very free 70 confess that pleased to find our
own Journals sneering at Natyyism," and the Ma
"tyves" although we have little sympathy they
with what they really intend by these terms. 1t in b
taste end though it may please certain class Of the
readers il can hardly fail to bc understood in wider
senee on intended and to give otiensc to those Of
their Catholic friends whose grandathers and grand
hos ofin oil IA
which foreigners are always required to treat with
sderaton and it is prudent, il peace and goodwill
are desired to treat it with levity contempt No PEI
PIE in the world have intense nationality than
Irish Catholics or are sensitive to remarks derost
tory TO their national characteristics. No people in Ii,
world have therefore, less right 10 sneer at tho nan
y of Others. For ourselves, respect the nationsy
of the Irish Catholics who have left with bleedax hoxs
ire aaa Of their birth and sought home in NJ
five country and We should be sorry to thom thr)wa
il off ard transforming themselves into Native Amcric
the moment they land on our shores; but we do wish
them to remember that Americans, whose ancestors
covered noble country from the wilderness and the
cIocous savage founded its institutions by their wisdom
and yirtuoe purchased s independence with their trep
ures and their blood and sacrificed chcorfuy themselves
that they might transmit 1t as The home OF rational Tree
dom their postery, have ourselves, strange it may
seem 10 them, a strong feeling of nationality tender
affection for native land and an nvincble attachment
10 American ussges manners, and customs. After God,
always will be- for country We love and reverence
her as mother and prefer her honor to our owD and
though dutiu may warn her OF the danger she
incurs will never In silence suffer her TO be vnei or
traduced While we respect the national sensbiliy VI
foreigners naturalzed or resident among us, we demand
Of them equal respect for ours.
There's, 10y what yon will such thing "a AmerIcln
nationality II Is true that the population of the United
States is composed of English Irish, German, French
Scotch Dutch Wec Norwegians Africans and Asiatics
say nothing Of the aborgines but the population Of
English origin and descent the predoninatng class
very nearly much in England itself They
for the United States nation first in the field the
original germ of the great American people, and they
sue at least heeourtbs Of the white population of ha
country. They are the original source Of American ns
onaiy the founders Of American institutions, and
through their heart that flows the grand and ferlizinZ
current of American life. IL is idle to deny it to be
angry with it, Individuals Of other have done their
duty and deserved well of the country but only by
smlaDg themselves to the Anglo Americans and becom-
ing animated by their spirit Other races long they
remain distinct and separate remain foreigners n regard
10 American nationality, and they do and participate
in that nationality only they flow in and lose them.
selves in the main current of Anglo~American life
Whether it be for good for evil the American national
ity IL and win be determined by the Anglo American por
ton O< population. The specuaons of some German
writers that il must ultimately become German and Of
some Irish editors that ii must ultimately become Celtic
worthy OF attention No nationality here stand
moment before the Anglo-Amercan. 1t Is the alsb-
sorting power and cannot be absorbed essentially
modified by any other. This, quarrel with il yoa will,
is fixed fact There is therefore, no use for any other
nationality to strive to preserve itself soil, and
there is not the least danger that proper American ns
onaity will be Lost. The American nationality viii new
er be Irish, German, French Spanish Chinese;
will be peculiar modification of the AngO-Saxon.
you prefer, Norman maintaining its essential
character however enriched by contributions from other
sources
This to be considered settled, and assumed Their
starting-poini by all immigrants from foreign countrs
They should undetand in the oniset If they would AVOID
unpleasant collision, that they must ultimately lose their
own nationality and become sssinsted in general ehs
acer to the Anglo-Americ The predorains,ing
nationality of a country will brook serious Opposition
in its own home. II knocks aside whatever obstacles
finds in s way, AMI far restrained BY rlgo1
and morality rules despo 1t plants itself on It's
tive richf the fact that Il e in posares.on and vi