Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
70, ne Enquire.
kSOW-N0rllINGS VERSUS CATHOLICS.

mah' "n".' a portion Il. ;hc Amrr.ca ytopc ye.ar
tired OF living III The rwo great parties wl.Ih, :C.
nearly tire" quarters g! 4 century. rur!-' aG;,y
Nnd successfully through various prc.sges ana l...
culiie iboh ot political AID p,cum.ary c,E:.ct.l
igon Infancy 10 Uia;urty are ..ow Gcsr:i.cg ;Ge.s
strong hu!warks "t rH!,y, 20 yGs EaaLlonG a.a D.
y into the rank' d! All unknown and urf:.cf TC.ra
organizations whose only recommendations il g7Yr&:
st0a, pr0<tr,pit0a and 04y.Si,UgS !-y.!s~. We N
willing t" give them tie advantage u! way .v-t.N
mate argument, wcl! every advantage 'aCt ;ae
deHecrGtic principles which hy have !nG n';c. into
thsr platform naturally give, ;hcn.; ani YET Ne zay.
III al honesty and sincerity, ;ha; havo YET 10 s,5
or comprehend one s!n. .e legitimate logical rcSSo-
Tor the necessity or even the potg "any man. .Gerr
ing either Oi the great parties whch have heretofore tX
Isicd Us Landmarks III the po!'!ca. world. 10 unite With
this new 6@Rii'ag II H0DjJ#'GsE dad origin. WrGGTG
read. with some degree nt care aIG attention. a IL.
arguments ~ s.f i"n by chosen oracle, Hroo!
IN thci: own estimation. ''-t.Vug hoy WIZ; ea,
we cannot. tor oh. HE, M. anything b"vUnC @G!J,2
and nnn Ticd quotations. sOph;>tca rHtInC,a..ou &"L
an nmcse deal OF ;iim'y, l"urr! al July pGr.a.s'n.
that Is ~ sally Hs !. j. listing to Ui -r. ,
scrvaii"n aud rejection.
Weure informed wha: The Know .Noiliu-. wi! -
do. but We are not informed what they ~'H 10. Tie"
ARE Gts"''r. opposing parry, with 10 affirmative
prIncip!cs. We l.'"H they uppurc ton -,:.:s t.i
Catholics but they affirm noltc0' toc;..". Il H..
obtain the direction Of affair. ~! informed
whether they viii carry OIt Democratic uT - -
measures whether the tariff -I'l! BE- protcc"u ". e.
revenue only; il the proct,"s o the pubic .Hl.G'
shall be div cd amon the STATES he Used rs ".haS
revenue II internal Improvement shall ne caTrl.i o.
hy the Federal Government not: III "u.d. sc E.5
ignorant Of every rolificH! mrasr. which TIM 'eity,
III tlr"l. secret cOuCarC iuv, Iri"rIa'.G. .
adopt III cas-" they succrs,iul in "ir lrr,'E' Z.
tr!npt 10 Obtain the control al political hairs. W ID.
psr~' auG seriously ask the American people i they
arr willing ln rou,dr then hjy'G and ipY augl. va
know 10 tho cn.i'rary.l their r"ry rTis'r'' hi re-
tion 10 this secret political order "" cannot tr.s'o
it; "" feel sir" that Ill" .obe: src'm! tho"s; C.! I5
people will Cau~" ;!."n /" eject, with -coIn = it.1-
-itlun Insulting aud degrading We did not, 10 y
ever, propose 20 d-c;:. - portion "i TIE sul.c: g.
present. and will. therefore, pa-r {" :n1eg G-rs'
ton, which ~" had 'lorc directly IN rI.w "h-- "s
commenced 'i!'- nrticc.
IN ict"I. ;iC,~,'i IL IL" people ui Accom- -n-
Northampton C"Gni!'-. IA reply 1" "i," u Mr +" Ieo
OF ~" ui'ri ii Know N"i!.gys.M, -, uO-clve se.
vcrn! c.!tnc!- from ;ic wr!t.m.- "i tho L""Is c.
th" Republic. uprn tn ~u''crt az !J:c!gE L!igoIe
One Of these 'tra'Is C"mtr'n- us ;H AL op'H.Ur.
which. III Common with iiohi OF tbs void We usTu
long cherished and Iha, H. thar great 80 "eiirst sra
men viii 40: nay de- hn' say amt L'r:t '":N i"e.:sG
! hugs: and We CHurDt but be r=ou!sned iHa; 81
shout attempt strengthen hs 'au-e cS 81 .
nons"nsr. We niiU!e 10 the Quotation tom Hs. Jc!
creom, in which hc SAYS that Il. wish"s there waa
mn ocean "f fire between this and the old world -
We great a!mirer "L tho political rT.-c f.ta g
Mr.. }, ifcTsGI., and have ,IGeI Op.EvG e.. Us ~
t-licct and sayGciiy; and, have no more Lcse' -
i'll saving that Nr. Jefferson never rc7Hy w:shrc any
such thing than we hav- III -ayng tha; two arc ;"c
make four. We have 10 I"abt Ini.t Il va. ":i;.t..
i'll thnushllrss nn! uEGGGrdei monet. i,sS -- &c.
private letter 10 friend, we have noi TIE i.6
ar hand ut asc-rianng prcrasly.l ami mat ne ECT.
ina. nr1. when h. l..nGd tie nieitc' ihat i "oU.-
hr psradr ana Eece.' r {. he rc, 'S.! .! GC.Uc.L'I
opinion.
Can any man IN nie senses believe that 2 !IHn c'
sGcL political experience 2ir JEFFERSON roGs oc.
y vas coud have seriously "!SAru ihot VI. ~. &
! Ee thus isolated that II would We te'trt 10 oe &C.
prved Of the experience, intercourse aud comrc:ce
of the other powers and countries ~ the globe a..
yet thle writer who according 20 tNe ieuuv Pos "cs
only sm:cshe, III. Wi,. but GRAD h..n into i'T2df1.
Gs powder" makes ss much ADO eve: t!i- IT,. ue de-
and thoughties. remark Of Mr. jefferson. a. il no
had found vcrtaUlc MGtt d,E !Gil q! 2t -.N6:''
~: cgg'. We End, n.so, il! hi! 'f.!'E2 Letter, .-c
EXTRACTS from Washington, Madison a!id Jackson Ut.
on the subject Of foreign Influence which s.I.!. % &C
preciou. mo!:sls ~ this rspcpS6s writer. As cc.c
are generally .wo aides 20 every cueston,scd LS HSs
any sentence may, by terced construction, be .acr;o
mean the Very opposite - whn. The w::'er Nter'2-
let Il. sr5 il We cannot find ou, what the iNrr.
influence which these rsa, and wi.s :enGec i .
So let ns mark the distinction aud Difference ac:wec
t1ssgr :: Guerce and the Influence .! t'-gTfr' :"
the United States. Dors it bot al once s'rhc .'e.
man, of 0rdnary capacity HAT ntiaence !e!ers ~ la
iiItueuce which Jo,s.3. Gvp.'.ne"t' sipyiy 3r "
combinations may tIeIt Tor O !rtu:y oii !Cc G!S,
that the influence Il foreigners - tina. cZcy'Cc -
persona Of foreign birth, who como 10 seeE n2g?.Gc,
| aud hoMD in our Tree country
! We do nOt hesitate n aay thit tlIh cors'rcttcr ::
obviOns and that IT" quotations. C"r'hreG n Us 49,,
ter refer entirely 10 rb" influence which fo- ar c"ts-
t.iea and Governments Insight exert, III ;her eaGoh.
rors "a destroy OF. .cnelnc OF RepuhI. al LyS't.G'
! ment, which all Aristocrat cal and Monarch Ga.
Governments hfve been and ever Will be oppose. -
! Ihs p, dtIee oI thc-c great men "as very cteEcGs
from the theory attributed 10 them. and VIC are IL
fashionable enough tr prefer practice 10 p!e'e0t,--
| How co..5s il that some vf these grea: me-: "rr-d
| opinions aro now milConrrued, In order 20 CGt
sireugth ~ the deem. uG fortunes OF an erLenCfa! or
.an:.at."n ,htW!,i hm'c F.ue' lave "s.ca gave -
rrcncf. The rEh; "f 'nt1g after :r': :.e2' :c..r
,nci, IN country while Mr. Jefferson -! r'a''
teal example o! religious tolerance, Ly appointing
! jews 10 ri!lCct oi tIu1 aLI profit.
| We think ,hnt We hive clearly shown 10 What -:
/ oi foreign influence these ilurrious men rce::s 20,
und therefore viii hasten 10 cuse this h:.ce 3!
Offering few remarks upon tho subject Of tJ:c..-
emgrauis.
| The principal aud most prominent characterize
Of this party IL its opposition 10 the cnlIgrh'H 9
foreigners 10 this country; for. however "u"h n" ''
! dividua. who compose il NAV prors; 20 III" conih'
rv the whole ann and ultimate .nd il 10 dIsg'uI"-"
! and Dscreat cingratiou it br: be possible. '.."'
ing this question in the light Of poiiry !: really co...
strange that people ros5"srine t"a7 9! EeF',
! Of Haet. and uGpupula.rG land, .aoHr "tl'' I" :"
being propcd aud nnde avmi!at!. IN increasing y.
strength aud resources u. country. no, tx ~
ask have bull, CIR rail roads aud dug our cnuG.si
now stretch fur awHN over Our ihnd, dtNe'oPiG ~"
hidden treasures U! the mountain and tho rlHn, "a"
were the operatives but Foreigners And now. -@s
wr who ha vc thus rraped golden hnrSrti from tnA
| iron s,ews OF these siawart sons of The OLD "o..~,
-cornful!y tell th.m tha; they ar" not WORTHY Go
be trusted IN any Of tho Civi! relations t.; lie
We trust not We that tho better
impuscs 0f every freeman, heart Will pu' ~ en-
plIa;c negative upon injustice :" in"n-trouc. ti'
let me usk ar" ,rT not Il a"t,0r Of torctgrerH E-T"
we usurpcd the country and III" home "t 81" na'
tive red man Of TIE wilderness, and dfvc~ nm, e..
ONLY aatlrC heir wi this inIr band, (" seek p"cHr
existencc amid the wds oi the far N'r' H..
then. can we, who vet able To trace oar iE"'r" 80
Foreigners G-nv iu our day and gcurraon. :" "'"n.'
the rights and privileges which "ur irr-'aa''-
ed n!l which enabled them to transmit "a u TO
blessing. which they acquired is tl.-rh inhH ".1
soul 50 eud" 10 all tho-. generous nu mol" lrn.!'
pies which! cal-e him 10 be only "ili;ir !""'F'
the angel" no scarce removed mr. genera; on ~ "a
n foreigner ran Join III this uo:."us act -. ','s'''
against II cn-. from who's. ranh- he -?ruN-'
We have prolonged thi, ar'icl" 7r h'N"Tf '.'H
limits we prescribed ourselves when ~c c"uWrhc'.
H. that we Inu-i defer another OCCASION -"mc N!'s
which wc wish TO prc,cn; upon ii!c h.-''l. o! ~
Know. No:hiu. party tn FGtha:c-. h"iH hhlNr arc
foreign. IL cumcius!un wc sincerely HoP' hhi '":H'
rs;lv pray. thnt freedom Ia r:iG"G- h''u' "' coz
dial invitation ihr "pprrT"' h" "o!''s -! O.! IL
,; =, ,l. a., ,,-,.,u, iu oar crUD'rv, !asv ..0
triumphant uhnv" t" Hood II! every in"'"n' hnc !y:
ever .,u,Id a, tl rici stones III our teupi. O.:
liberty. /.
nRtyGr C1CSrr.
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THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE LORlNG.
Ho,,px March l3.-Thc committee o. the LgS:'1
,ur, on Il ;ri"n for the removal "f judge Lysas
ure divided III "pnlon. The minority report II ;4r
Of removal which in sIsuri by fouc jncmb:rE. :. :.'
umi,y report. signed By two members. hi; bee. sc
uiit"i u-a!Is; the removal. The "the9 meIno5 -
the committee did not sign the minority T"!6''- g..
10 !. nga!ns! ID" removal.
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