The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-12

iEeIgHef w tUt htNtS h1eSss
/ find more than three Foreigners to one Ma.
tive. No wonder that people who are tax.
ed to support such body 81 paupers should
be the FIRST to set about dcsislng means TO
get rid Of them. Let US pursue the tecord--
IN the Bellevue Hospital, in tile same City,
there were zoe Americans, 4, 81 Foreigners;
now the proportion rises to nearly SIX to one.
Their out of door poor--that is, persons who
had some place to sleep, bnt nothing to eat,
land nothing to make Il hre--957 Native adj
ults, and OLA children; S,15l Foreign adults,
and 5229 Foreign children, or children born
| Of Foreign parents. This number were reliev-
ed during the year with money. Of those re-
llieyed with fuel, there were ,24S adult Anne
ricans and $40 children; l0,S55 adult Fo-
reigners aud II ,S5T children. But the re,
/ corr, is not yet complete: let US turn to the
statistics Of crime. In the city prisons,
there were during the year, 6, i02 Americans
-22 ,e29 Foreigners. pass on to an abode
even more gloomy than that Of the prison
cell, aad call your attention to those whom
God in his wisdom has seen lit to deprive
nf the light Of reason. liz the bunatic Asy.
ium there were admitted from the year 841
to 1885, &c Americans; 1881 Foreigners.
/ For the year 1853, there were "a Americans,
sos Foreigners. These tables might be made
more complete By adding Organ Grinders,
Stroling Mendcants, aud Professional Beg
CARS but Of these have no reliable data, and
the refore pass them with the single remark
that have never seen Native American
who belonged to either class. These figures
are far molc conclusive than language could
be 10 prove the necessity Of arresting the tide
Of emigration. Let every American impress
them deeply upon his memory. 1850 TO-
reign pauprrs aud inyalids, 2,5Sl lunatics,
and %, 229 criminals taxing the industry, and
blighting the prosperity of single city. In
that list Of crimes Is embraced murder, rape,
arson, robbery, perjury, everything which i
tiamning to the character Of the Individual,
and every thing which is dangerous to sncie.
".
In our section We see but little Of the evils Of
emigration comparatively few come among
u, and these are generally OF the best class
es OF their eountrymen. IL Is not as State
that We suffer most, but as an integral part
If the Republic. The crime, vice. disease,
destitutiun and brgsary which flows in viii,
every tide Of emigration, afilcts us but little
il il through their political action, IN their
capacity Of yuicrs, that the curse extends It
self 10 a. When thousands upon thousand,
, are carried To the polls and made 10 vote ~
fayor of any man nr any party Tor a shilling
cOrruptimg the ballut box, rendering liberty
insecure, then we suffer; then the law Of self
, preservation gives Us right, aud makes Il ;
duty TO inicrpyse. With such dangers Tho
j. kenny around Us the memorable 0rder %
Gen. Washington should be upon every man.
lips: Pat none but Americans on guard To-
:. night" In time Of peace your public officer
are vUur ,entnels. Putnunc on guard whose
:, bosom, do not swell with exulting pride a
the mention of Bunker Hill, VI Monmouth nl
Saratoga, or d iotk Town. Pot none o.
!, guard whose national tradition, are not con
i iiurd to our own commonwealth. Put non,
!, on guard who can dwell bv tie hour upon th'
eInpnenee Of Daulel O'Cunnel, but ne,e
!, heard the name oT Patrick Henry. Put non,
: Oh guard WIN turn with cold indifference,
/ from the story Of Niagara, or New Orleans
!. to beast 81 Marcngo. or Leipsic, or Naterloo
! They II, not Love YOUR Land rs Won do--the,
viii not watch over II with lie same absorb
y ing interest. Oppression, not choice, ha
|, brought The lurciguerhcre. AMI though he MA.
feel certain amount ~ gratitude ior the shei
r ter 81 has iouah. he sIll lnuks back 10 the Oh
green field, ni III. childhpnd-he remember
!, every stone upon the higiwa,s-he reads IL
/. history Of hi, native land, and parlakes =
the pride IL lis great efrnts-in Iii, heart q
hearts he feel. that there is hi. home, an
!, there his hniic.i affections are garnered ~
!. Pear, necessity, common sense. in1s keep hii
!, here, but be love. not the land Of the stran
4, ger--cares nothing Tor il. TURNER glnries-
4 sheds 40 tear over lis former disasters.
ID With what reverence can ihe German &c
/, gard the name Of Washington, Ahcn he r.
4. members that his pathway u freedom va
i strewn with The dead bnirs ol German mel
/, cenaries: MhatfSulfiOn can the Brltun iel
b in The fame II Iaeksrn, when he remember
/. thar !, IA, won b. tranpIiug The lion bannc
ii ia tie dust II Is nOt ~ human nature TIA
e. they SHOULD feel a. We do, aud We are al.
II to ourselves wiien we pat them IN power.
NJ give them tie direction uf tie law.
6. Perhaps 10 parts 10 TIL. country las es,
u. been tie subject 81 - much Intectivc as q
ri American Party. All the depths u the la
II guagr have been sounded to h.h up degrar
a. lng rpithets 70 be applied 10 men whose s
%. consists in loving their own biOpl s1methir
g better than that u the stranger. Practice
sc which arc dsily III use by other parties, SUI
nj denly become hcinnus sins when rcsoried
N. by Americans, and editors IN The excess
~ their real not unlrcquently run into the mo
fidiculuns Inconsistencies. | have seen ~
u.s. column Of a newspaper filled with denunci
in tinns Of Tie secret feature Il the ordcr. VIII
IN. the next npl only pDrppfted 70 give the pri
he eiples 81 tie party, bot even The very inri
II initiation. ODc thing j. certain, eth
Sc these inuns were lprgerics. nr all the indl
in nant ienuncia,ions u secrecy wit, which
-d have been favored were bypnrritical prrte
ii. ees ~ ~ way crettta0lc y tlipsc WhD g
:. uInycJ them All n,rties obserye more