Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-26
DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

again.
Did we misrepresent when we quoted his
description Of the nomadic tribes" OF Eu-
rope, as he styles them, and bis opinion that
they comprise g a large portion Of the NORTH
ern immigration 2"
Animal and sensual nature largely pre-
dominates with them, over the moral and IN
tellectual. IL ia they who commit crimes NIL
prisons, and adorn the gallows. They will
not submit to the restraints of law or religion,
nor can they be educated Are such men
worth thousand dallars head, to breed
FRONT From their restless and lawless habits,
we should infer they composed large part OF
the Northern immigration"
That was his language, quoted without any
garbling Does he believe what he said! We
\ look over his article in reply, to find some dis
claimer or qualification, but there is none So
| far from it, he substantially repeats the libel,
by quoting from the exaggerated details of
g London Labor and London Poor" about the
yiciousness, the brutality, the sensualism, the
diabolism, of the English and European No
mddes,D and then he adds
Behold the sort of population which Euro
pean authorities are latterly shipping to our
ports by the Thousand per month"
| The Examiner says:
Although garbling sundry Of our articles,
the Era does not attempt to answer or deny
single one OF their statements. II does not tell
J its readers that Australia has refused admit
| lance to the immigrants whom it welcomes. IL
does not deny that no immigrants do or will
come to this country from Russia, Turkey, or
any other country, where the poor have homes
and masters. 1t does not deny that the exper-
iment Of free society has been small one in
the extent of country in which it has been
tried, short ono in the diminutve period OF
human history which it has occupied, and
disastrous failure, as the immense exodus of
people from the theatre Of its trial proclaims
trumpettongued."
We were quite willing to let the statements
Of the Examiner go before our readers, and be-
fore foreign immigrants, without denial or
answer With entire sincerity we declare,
that were it not for the pressure of other mat
ter upon our columns, we should like to reprint,
without note or comment, every editorial writ
ten wits editor concerning Slavery, Abolition
ISM the free negro States" as he styles them,
and the immigrants he SO much delights to vii.
ify,
But, as he solicits attention to his statements,
we shall summarily dispose of them in detail.
Australia has refused admittance to immi-
grants whom we welcome" Australia has
refused admittance to convicts; SO have we.
Australia has not refused admittance to poor
immigrants in search of employment and a
living nor have ~e But whatever the squat
tiers, and gold diggers, and descendants of con-
victs, in that region, have done, is no rule for
u.s. Why does not the Examiner commend us
to the example of the sublime civilization of
Japana
at does not deny that no immigrants do or
will come from Russia, Turkey, or any other
country where the poor have homes and mas
tiers 90 We wonder if this gentleman, who
writes so positively about "all the world and
the rest of mankind" is aware that Russians,
who are ser6, can no more emigrate than
Southern slayesa That Russians, who are not
serfs, can cmigrate only by special permission
That in any case, the sparseneSs of the popu-
lation takes away the motive to emigration
That Mohammedans, by religious prejudices,
and peculiar social institutions, are deferred
from emigrating to Christian countries, where
such institutions are impossible, and no opportu-
mites are afforded for their religious worship
And that the followers Of the Prophet do not
enslave each other, that inestinable privilege
belonging prominently to what is called the
Christianity Of the South?
IL tlsk he nc
free society has been small one in the extent
Of country in which it has been tried, a short
one in the diminutive period of human history
which il has occupied; and a disastrous fail
ure, as the immense exodus of people from the
theatre Of its trial proclaims trumpet-tongued.o
Yes-we deny the whole statement and
every part Of it. Tho experiment of free So
Getty" 1.-THE ridiculous phraseology of the Err
aminer, for State or nation in which the men
who work, are free,) has been tried over the
larger portion Of Asia embracing nearly half
the population Of the globe throughout Great
Britain and Ireland, with their thirty millions,
in the principal nations of Europe, Except
ing Russia in Mexico and nearly all the
South American States; and in the richest, most
lutsiliBtnh, bOcs oifihsOe, hiocs pioopSiOur, buu
most populous States Of this Republic. Indeed,
with the exception Of Russia, whose Emperor,
so profoundly admired by the Examiner has
been steadily laboring to bring abont the abo-
lition of Serfdom Brazil Spain, whom the
South execrates just now as the meanest, cruel
est, most treacberous of all nations; and the
savages in Africa, who are to supply the car
goes for the new slave trade recommended and
predicted by the Charleston Standard-ath the
experiment Of free society" is going on all
over the world AS to it's being short one,u
il has been going on from time immemorial in
China, several centuries in Great Britain, sew
eral generations in Europe, and in our own
country, from the date Of the organization Of
our present Constitution. II is, at all events,
good deal older than the experiment Of trav-