New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
6pecia! Notices.
Messrs. Sellers and Taylor e congressional Pro-
ceediDs X now-Nothingfsm &C., &c.
IN ne ESStov of he ~ Y Tytbune


ceedtps X now n ofhngfsm, &c, &c.
IL me Editor Of Tie NJ y Tribune
s Observing valuable journal Of the 9Th inst
the head Of proceeding the Introduction and re-
oply Anti Republican bot revolving TO every Intelligent and
be the Of true American Freedom refrsin from
devotg brief In regard TO their character and
ssDcy. The protector and advocates Of echou, ana pro-
thhd Congress, by Me'ns Sellers Of ma and Taylor
Of Tenn who, from parstve obscuHty evidently de-
sous Of getting sstioe Of political hobby OF becoming
he psble tools Of party however novel sed po.crptye
ard poser aude, Mr. Editor. 20 the odous doctrines Of
Know NothD with which you have fairly dealt the
columns Of your payer and which now begin 70 assume the
appearance and character OF staple commodity. Iti
preent Naturalization Io ADD the aud
iIo.custe prose pions Of every citizen Of the United
TO be native Of this soil The e0tnents oded
The lsIggsse OF M so,r' Is follows Ne Do1d not ,s't
S0Vi might Tire here until he old Msusoh and
De United states lie nerer kne,5 Eyeigae, 6St id
"scn foreigner lands hsye Is sohispeyed into his
T@e ooihns" This language is an insult 70 tbs wisdom
Of tn. Founders of the American Republic well the
the trainers Of the Constitution nasmuch these
white ws.hed representative Republicans who would, for
tson from political death by any means ready at hand.
This Mr. dtoI is Of the gnoble features Of that
fang ed political theory recently obtained in counry-s
scheme that both in its nature ard design proscptveun
eOns utionay proscrptve This fact that needs but little
proof lts Pocrptiye qualities being perfectly adhesive,
Il rendered entirely partial in its administration that
embraces ifs organization well all others The FOL-
way tbs is brought to bear in re
sd to the Know Nothing, themselves the legitimate issue Of
the Grand Council In its chagn the miserable of
two leading in the recent political campaign in
Roed That the respective Councils under the Jurisdiction
Of this Grand Council by their proper officers hereby in
ttrutted required 10 withhold the Term Pass hom and
forthwith expel from the Council all brothers who did
aforesaid fully support the nominations in The last preceding
required shall sasfsctory
Council for such support and that for that purpose said
oses are fully empowered to demand and require OF each
member OF bis their Council that be they declare with
upted hand in Council for whom he or they voted ct
the November election and excuse If they have
Offer for such support as aforesaid"
AnerIes6iDs longer remains marvel that
the high banded outrage human rights should be
committed against other classes IN the
and needless The ostensoe object OF the Know Nothing
and overthrow foreign political influence IN its TO
subveTt destroy Republican Government So far
the protection ana pepeuty OF our Tree INSTITUTIONS FORM
feature In s character aud the prevention BY all honorable
tresebey-ti worthy Of regard dpeusabe element
in our Nstiogsl,y But this sSmitedmio5 what ju.isbs
against all and every citizen of the Uaion not q NE manor
Are they according Mr. Soer Paupers and eearic' p
What this indoinfnde political onslaught II not
The position Of Dsse citizens or nodesy) to raise them to
level with thembut that there is much OF intelligence.
orsont,S iunortunaey so in the estimation of Moth
insm obvious to admit Of on the score
OF diligence will suffer fnompdrdbly
psfson with the OF Native American voters many OF
whom the floating banner of the fullest liberty will
Inns to lick the feet Of their political masters Men OF foreign
birth are found among our most wealthy intelligent enter
able positions scholars ursts statesmen &c and rank high
tie list OF fame for their literary scumen and military
ardent lovers OF American Freedom and the
ADchng opponents and defenders Of human rights and human
justice But all this goes for netting 10 ne kno NoIg
be prescribed Freemen though they aIeb on Free
dons they be and prescribed The Constitution
Of the Uuicd which ertds every intelligent citizen
Of foreign birth the privilege of occupying by the voice OF his
emment of The Nation IT, by the action Of these
reres.des rendered altogether obsolete and nu
ratory-aDd its teachings have become almost as I'M
inown forgotten the teachings OF the Bible That noble
docuu ia its and spirit supplarted by the iuome
odous contemplate emsnstons of the Know Nothing
Councils presided over ror the most par oy broken
party backs VIII future political existence depend
ent only contingencies dgraeeu alike to National honor
and Republican purity.
By virtue Of constitutional requirements and the true char
M complied with the conditions which he obtains the rea
solution all previous connection with the elements OF sub
seepey All oIssn r9entss and ,s. snS
oath he freely and cordially adopted into the Amectn Con
,nembey of the great American family Of freedoms chill
dien and being neither above nor below ne susens s
relation 10 the Constitution and Government though he had
never been an alien but native Of the soil Nevertheless,
Know Nothineism tscitiy CONTENDS ina ms AZ r'
but one far dangerous It's tendency so far as regards
this Republic he and the whole adopted O our
not the SCENTS Of foreign Prince o. policy are
our s r. Of Citizen sh. to rule the future desns. Or
season al least) Of the American heruahc'
The wrs Ar expecant 0, this uneOnstiutonA and
pro,cIbns Nothing party are 6osnnns to show them
Ives as committed The crusade by then pubne nttoa
nd
Republican principles for which the ha9, N'l'g party have
.irosdy acquired unenviase pooriety Amohs .ae:e
be hrens pledged 10 with the GRAND and Subordinate
Councils Of the Know Nothing Wswa% the oGs ro.1
ton and principles of modern Amsrosnsn
Such men laughing stocks ior tine eshin snu
esnscsy when II 10 considered that they are wasns an I'M
OF %'i ss coSny BUT Mr. Ed taking about
Amscsnm hs. been so mise,sy Sehoed % oO. Ss
fined It all that has not been within the soS OF
eve d, compTe end its meaning.
loaned Amereanisu of the TINES is profound
II Al IL ca understood by the grasp OF an odny
ieot is question whether or rot the t. g. saa
S.6ne II distinctly nssmuch ~ be evidently aehs BON to
son csndOr II is fndesnaoe on the score o. us ~
A., nnderstsnSins Ii by "KnowNothing" Ameneansn u
imp prescription TePud..o rn1 ssSesvons to OBJ
tain the sanction and force OF vtsted pnohe opeu
Sir while II 10 compelled to stand eSeqey tom
merit II IL surely deomed, In It's infancy luasmE o
certain staksble indications pnternal dissenhon
inclnded) to speedy deaths the chief monrne penn
distance are arrayed prospective mOurnfa he sy
yitied dupes Of most magnificent Pohcs ~ .ny
roncluson Mr. EDITOR permit TO say, thar IL auus
and whhs coneupbe witness the esdiuess with wsisa
that far stndod crs and sheet Of many eolo. Ine ~ o.
,yso has Of late attempted 70 ngrstste itse. INTO 'o
,,trona and roscripirs Of the Know Nothing party
It's unprineipled editor ready to sal IN sn & b..
viii the argest and valuable snnanc jar -
,uIned H. frnae bsck upon his old friends the
Hughes and the devil tpTecou tro) with the ~
-. IN .dv,nc.l and entered the Know Nothing warfare Ia
The hone Of double pay and honorable escape rom
tory but congratulate youI paper on tns ,
In regard 20 the whole question, sndake TINS
"a etilSns vrde, the Con.tution-to withdraw the.
patronage from papers that sustain spoh ~.
Eohips Clique Of which The Herald now the leading
organ, and 20 appreciate, by then W. x go '
and patriotic course pursued BY The New Ios ITVos
Principal Of the Commercial Institute No 6s7 fsh't
New York, Dec 8, 1884 -----