Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

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CrIn the year l776 July 4th), number
ofgentlemen, many ofthem venerable in years
and profound il wisdom, assembled ia the
city OF Philadelphia, and then and there pre-
sentel one George the Third, King Of Great
Britain. as guilty of various offences against
the people of these, then Colonies Among
the grievance, thus alleged against him was
the following.
"le has ondeayored to prevent the poPuls-
ton ofthese States-for that purpose obstruct-
ing the laws for naturalization Of foreigners,
refusing to pass Others 10 encourage migration
hi,hef and raising the conditions Of new appr0-
priations Of lands
This IL one Of the highest crimes ani ms
demeanors alleged against King GeoTge the
Third IN thai immortal document the Dec
laration Of Independence. Forthis and other
causes King George was declared TO be unit
longer 20 rule over the des;inies Of the Colonies
and that declaration was maintained after a
ssneuinaIy seven wears struggle.
What King George endeavored to prevent
the population ofthese States" during their
colonial vassalage, the Kings, Queens, and AZ
istoeracy Of Great Britain have endeay ored
the prevent ever since. The London 7fmes,
their organ for half century, which was
quoted by our neighbor Of the IrsJ1Bse few
days ago IS fav0ring the doctrines Of the Know
Nothings, has been employed in the work Of
villiiying the United States, and thus endeav-
ing 70 accomplish what George the Third
tired in vain 10 10. Thanks 10 the :s',9ral poll
cv adopted by the United States in reistion
10 naturalization, The country has oonuuued
70 increase in population, though not grCstor
than she has increased in territory Many
thousands Of the best artisans Of Europe
have the efforts Of Kings. EmperorS, and
their organs 10 the contrary notwithstanding,
brought hither their skill and their handicraft
and laid them at our feet
But Of late there has sprung up party IN
our midst who arc endeayoring 20 bring about
what our monarchical enemies have sought
in vain to accomplish, and very naturally the
London Times takes occasion 10 approve OF
is sentiments aud 20 hope that Il will obtain
permanent ascendency here. 1t locks upon
the new party not only with sympathy
bit with considerable sympathy and re-
CARDS It's language as "patiotic aud wise"-
Had pazty arisen in the United States in
/ l776, having the same object in view a. tho
Know No,hings-that OF prescribing foreign-
ers-Kiug George the Third ould unoues-
tionahlv have rcgarded their efforts ss "nafri-
otic aud wise" Blu, instead Of holding such
views the patriots Of the Revolution called
/ foreigners to their aid, aud la Fayette, and
Koseuisko, and De Kalb. and Steuben, and
Montgomery, and thousands Of others re.
sponded 70 the cali. Nobly did they AID
I Washington IN achieving the libertie. we now
enjoy. But had the lie Of one Of these Ia
triots, by special fsvo. Of the Almighty
been heightened out TO these our times snc
he were to ask those wS.ase liberties he haf
helped 10 conquer with hi5 sword, for snAl
Office in their gift, he would be turned asi5,
sud told he was nothing bat foreigner, an,
that "Americans must rule Auieriea, ,S~N 4
LEDGE. -.