Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
,.,U,r LEGISLATION DO KNOWN 4iis''
PROPOSED

1ho Ernw.So;ing party owes liz o"'1 ~
If ,,rk.a- Town politicians ana nope
,'' ,,,,rs Of the two great parties OF the
o,..o,;np on the ieavuey and prt)uaicss VI
y, roa;n,, Catholics ani Foreigucro' lie
.l;; I;cc;s Of the leaders, ana The Jra'o"s'es aH-
rd;rr n the masses, ars still It's only een'eh'e Vi
noI.s;op 1, has no distinct principles no denn'e
r,.,r.. n nropose Could il succeed in proeurios
.o,r,.r, If law by the Uutcd States Govern
,nor, recurring twcny-ouc years residence IN u,
country, as prerequisite to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ho
,d,orrsi,s object of excluding Foreigners ICON Wv
| country or from office, in 'he least; lot in'n'
.h, new States uesire immigration aud VIII ~ ~ .
% a., oil that cau he done 10 fairly promote j" -,
,,D .,n,;uue to confer the right OF sHira11' va Ia
r.;,ucrs. 80 soon -s they become resIGeH'' ....
clare ,neir Intention OF 5ccnrlins perinanep"y
>, III, State. In contests for State oHe-e
,;yc, and Foreign Doru Of equal reri's "'1 ~,
for the same offices. tho persecution " n,, rrd,r
ii, Americans uud their exclusion from o'''t
,,. F.dcr,I Government will be seen " e-'',0
a,,,, - ,ho;r b.h,,f md turn the scales II 'u'' 10
v,.,. ST.. .ro moro numerous tnah reu'' 81
,. ,,,,, por,.;rue:s aud Ca.hohes u-aS H"''
.,,., .,,,. ,,.s bv the persecution OF TIC tAu'e-
ls, W. h.vs uIways ,hough: it highly pFooao.0
that the Know. Notnings "ot AZ" ;.,or,,.d
nor,v ar,sou the reverse o' "1a' 'HI, o,.,
1r,.,. ,.;n hind tie Foreigners Hhu ee''0'''
,;. ,.,,d. closely together an: '1c''e r! "'P"D'
.,;,.h.,r But for the Democracy OF 'no e'''D'''
,,.ho mr.. resolved 10 keep the peace aou w.
VINO CIV ", ,h.s Americans would fu:ce iEtn exist
,,co psrty equally Objectionable WIN '"''n -
Religious and Foreign party. q u''o''' -"
;. .rs,,ute and exclude from cthce Ca'ho'ico
-I I,r,.,nsr., /, inpo:eut for socd' OUT Po"ef'u
I,,;, , .lipht change in the NATURALIZATION
.,,a r,,,os, il can effect, aud such change VIII
;,,sr.r,.. on immigration, for the separate
States il continue TO give TO Foreigners 'He 's"''
.,,.n, on easy terms. Nobs, for the pfesen.' hi"S
o,.ck immigraliuu but we will not 40 lne Nuo"
No.;,rs the injustice to suppose that t'ey elne feS
nm r,obs ~ o0prove OF hcm az an ei'S'ue o. po"e'
II C,,boljcs and Foreigners he grievance TO any
f the States each has uu'i'ie powers Vi reu'e'' y"
State legislation regulating the rgn' OF a."
IN. right TO hold and transmit real property
widely W. differ III opinion We Will never 'n'e''''
.h s,a I.,j,a,iou thu; does not affect oIrse'es'-
rhi. s;,m.:.i National AMERICAN party Is uoi'e u
IL can IN prevent the sepIoyal Of the ev 81 WIZ"
complains, by appealing /" d'..S'ina 'H"' N"' w.
valiant ;,r.dc,ion OF s cusc. from Ode. 100 cio'heo
with amu,e powers to gran, any redre1s that maj o'
Eee.ied. .r.
Tina 4bc,;onist. are conducting active hos''i''e:
against U.s. They .t:eaten us with SOCIAL re'o'"''oA
and disunon Foreigners aha Ca'hoiics rs SUCH ""'
no, on our institutions, snd very ge-s-ai' peace
ul aud patriotic citizens. 1t inexcusnO!e' Ii III hsh
IL criminal, al such time, tor the socalIed Amer
can. 70 waste their strength in abusing aud "ssa'InG
those who do not assal w!Stc! their strength Is
needed to repe aud eaesrise the REQ republican a'o
! ,ioujsts Of the North.