Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
TIE AMERICAN ORGAN" AND THE MOk-
MONS

TIE "AMERlCAN ORGAN AND LIE hon-
MONS.
The Organ very trumphantly asks Us If we would
have Mormons to fill sup the void between the Ath'i-
tic and Pacific" more than iutinlatcs that Nor
monism has boen introduced by foreigners. Mormon
ism had its birth in Western New York, the fertile
soil Of isms hereses and ndelities. 1t is iankee
manufacture, out and out for preachers were sent by
Joe Smith and Brigham Young to Europe to beat NJ
recruits
AS to the Irish Papists, of whom tho Organ com
plains, they all patriotic, religious and industri
ous Not traitor, ufdei, abolitonist is to bt
found among them. Tho German immigrants arr
very industrious, intelligent and ingenious. We re
grot that any of them are infdcls but they will in'
plenty Of company among the natives OF the North
The starving and anurchica condition OF free socct.
begets intidelty in Europe just rs plenty and orde
beget universal fnth ut the South. These Germans
ifthey move to the South will all be Christians i'll ,h'
second generation They had US well carry lnhuci''
to the North as to have to learn it after they arrive
To play the dog in the nanger game, and e1ci"a
starving world from our vast unoccupied dom'non'
would justify crusade against lis as the enemies
the human race.
To annex such mighty territories and open them
under proper regulations, to the European race ""
constitute us the greatest benefaclors OF m@nk''
that have ever played part on the World hea'''
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THE KNOW-NOTHINGS AIDING ENGLANp
The Pseudo.Americans have, already not on
storped emigration from Canada to our terr''os,''
| and diverted vast amount from Europe ii'c""e
for this country to Canada, but they have ais''
persecution and violence expelled many OF or !
reirn.born citizens, and started stream OF eulis
t,,r from our tonnons to those of England l"'
they will build up u mighty power Nof'h VI "'
ius;ly incensed and implacable enenlos' ihe's
m;ss. too, will be men as independent IN their '''
;rrs and a. wa-like as ourselves. The Can'ia'''
rossmb,e not the oppressed, degraded do"n''rode"
oo,ve.;ro nassantry of England. The e1perlen'
.h ,,.. ,rar with England leaves no room for dup
-, ,,,o, ,rh;ect. But for the knowNolhings, Gina
=. ,,,u,d .oou have declared herself indepen'eht
aud bocome our friend and ally. They are endeaVf'
70 make her our only formidable enemy. All oi ETop
combined could not successfully assail Ne heaus'
they could not reach us; but, build mp great pWe
OH this continent, North of us, and we shall haH Tor
| nidatle if not dangerous enemies. The kno'-No
| things have not reflected on these consequences o
their action, or they would surely desst from tnei
cruel prescription and persecution Of Catholic AM
foreigners.
England's sole reliance to check Erown an
prosperity, is the more rapid growth OF Canda-
growth which tho Know Nothings are tryingt acee
lera,e hundred fold. Read the following froI bit
ter and abusive article from IN English pnperwhlrl
we published in the Enquirer Of 29th November;
"In Canada, too, We are calling into exi"tene no
BILE people, on vast and magnificent terTit"H' des
tined to become prcponderating element TO anke
aggressive violence iu the New World, ALREADY IN
creasing in prosperity and population even rore ra
pidly than the United States, and not only frestnE
the tide of emigration thither by its growing "'trs'
tiveness, but actually drawing from them 'elr Dec