The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-12

organization which rcc0suded the people Of this
free and happy country by which present constitution
and laws to be superseded No foreigner hold
Office and, therefore, take part in the affairs of gov
ernment He is practically dsfanchsed lie is denied "a
representation while he is obliged to bear defence
OF country in which he has interest He is taxed tor
support government and denied every advantage accru
Ing from it, ~hicA isfaratios ~,thoat representations
The British or tory PLATFORM against which the heroes
the revolution fought
l. Prohibition of immigration
g Restriction of the naturalization laws
g. British subjects hold etc. under the Grown
A. Taxation without representation - g,f Z
1t appears them that the King and Parliament rst es
tabshed the principles of the Anericaas OF kos
nong and that it advocated by the tories of the
revolutions and that their children here have been true
the teachings of their thsrsthe enemies Of freedom then
as well throughout the wosla Twas against this
cruel and unnatural theory that the singer Of 76 pgoests
and fought the great battle of esdom which heaven
mad earth were interested
In support of my statements that -Americanism
and toryism in principle and in ct will quote
from the immortal Declaration of Independence from the
inpred pen Of Jefferson, the republican legislator m
lie has endeavored to prevent the population OF these
States for that purpose obsructng the laws for nanra
zaton of foreigners refusing to pass others to encourage
their migration hther and raising the conditions Of new
appropriations of lands sF "a tfaits
"a He has erected multitude of new Offices and sent
hhe swams OF officers to harass our people and eat out
He has affected render the military independent Of
and superior to- the civil power.
He has combined with others to subject us TO urs
dcton foreign to constitution, and unacknowledged
by laws giving his assent to their acts of pretended
legislation
"For quarterng large bodies of armed troops among us
For protecting them, by mock trial. for punishment
tor any murders which they should commit the inha-
nnts of these States: w s @ a 4@A ye
"For cutting off trade with all parts of the world
For imposing taxes on us without consent:
For dcprving in many cases. the benefits Of trial
byjary; M
Gle has constrained our felow-ctxens taken capive
on the high seas to bear against their country to
become the executOners of their friends and brethren or
to fall themselves by their hands E q Ii9 N
has excited domestic Instructions amongst u.s. and
has endeayored to bring the Inhabitants of from
tiers the mercess Indian savage whose known rule of
warfare unisngushed destruction of all ages sexes
and conditions
every stage of these expressions have pettoned
for redress in the most humble terms: repeated petit
tons have been answered only by repeated injury"
These few of the which led to the reyou-
on drawn up in the 'indcsmeC against the tyran by
The hand of Of the democratic fathers of the republic
And this is the system which the deluded and unprnci-
pied fanatics of this day would again establish in America
Mr. Editor shall continue to discuss this subject In de-
tail and shall show how adverse it is to freedom repub
cans and TO thcfh and practceof demoeraticparty
from Jeerson the father of practical democracy to the
prspnt distinguished Chief Magistrate who ustes the
principles Of his fathers in the faith. DEMOCRACY