Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-08

Oy tne ETERNAL, longing aspirations for the
harmonies of Truth and Justice, and for the
ideal of Goodness. Hence, we have come to
the time when the mind is surfeiting and
sickening on food which alone can be endur-
ed BY deprayed appetites. We, therefore,
now stand at the point Of time when
that is dying out, which according to Cons
just providence, must pass away.
So much for the present condition of
parties here? Now what will be the ft-
tlue?
Tke questions that divide the world into
parties, do not depend on the discretion of
the age in which they occur, they are evolv-
ed by causes far deeper than mans will
Then, what are the additional facts, stand
ing up on the face of the passing time, that
will in the order of things, divide this peo-
pie into new parties.
For sometime past, this iarring, discord-
ant world seems TO have been agreed but
about one single purpose, and that purpose
is, that the surplus population of the old
world, should, as speedily as possible BE- emp
tied into the ne,r
There are in Great Britain and Ireland
alone, three millions of paupers, and in the
residue Of Europe, I suppose, twice as ma
ny more-aIl supported at the nuhic charge.
or course, the fax payers are extremely
anxious to ship them here. and are forming
associations. and raising the means for that
purpose.
All the dcspots Of the world are anxiou.
to send hi'her their disseminated, reJeliious
and dangerous subjects.
The l500OO.OOO of Roman Catholics now
in the world are anxious to drive Protest.
antism from the United States-are anxious
to send here enough to establish their long
asserted right of spiritual and temporal do
minion over America.
There is an anxiety in all foreign coun-
tries to empty their work houses upon us.
But, above all the following facts stand
most Promlnent:-
1t is admitted that our government has no
guaranty Of duration, but in the virtue of an
intelligent people,
That all experience proves that if it were
transferred to any other nation, that il would
not endure for one Presidential term,-
That all the poten,ates of Europe view
our successful experiment as the cause of all
the rebellions in their dominions since l776:
and that there is Il concerted scheme among
them TO eXtingulsh the light Of American
liberty. Their hopes of success in this
scheme are based on this idea, that if the
sovereign power of our government were
placed in the hands of men reared under
the combined despotisms of Church and
State, they would speedily destroy it. Hence
they have adopted cheap and sure mode
OF conquest, by sending here sufficient
number of the worst part of their subjects
to involve us first in anarchy, and then, Of
course in despotism.
In addition to all these concurriny inilu-
ences to overwhelm our country with for
eigners, 1t seems there are constituted CON-
missioners and forwarding companies for
immigration in the various European coun.
tries. The commissioners for England
alone, report that for five years the sum oil
$2l ,644 ,4S0 has been RENTED from Amer.
lea, BY the foreigners here, to pay the pas.
sage of their relatives TO the United States,
In addition to all which, the action of our
Congress has been such as to cause pro-
clamation to 30 over the world, holding out
the idea to all immigrants of free gif OF
land! The commercial world is enlisted in
this scheme; the transportation of inmi-
grants is the most profitable export. If the
1928, 15S immigrants, who came over in
the last nine years, paid $50 each, it makes
$l25, lS7,900! So that all the influences
in this wide world seem to be concentrated
on this one object--to encourage the swell
ing tides of immigration into the United
States. Those that saw the consummation
of this purpose in the overthrow of our lib
critics, and who have the chief power and
interest in this grand conspiracy,-the
sovereigns of Europe-did not wish to alarm
us by sending vast numbers at once. They
commenced gradually, SO that the work
might be slow and sure, and the deed done
before the Vaiipe americans took the
alarm, But of late years they have be-
come emboldened by the eager embrace Civ
Ell by our demagogues to foreigners; and
have hois'ed the gates and let the food pour
ont in deluge, which the following State
ment will show: From 1880 10 1900, only
10000 came in these ten years; from 1900
10 1910, only 10000 In these tlca,'y years
10000; while in the last nine years there
have been 2,523, 75S landed on our shores;