Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-18
From the Albany Register.


We admit the fact, and appeal to the American
people, II it is not time that something were done,
TO stop this yearly accommodating debris OF Europe
an nationalities, thrown upon our shores. Let us
look at the statistics furnished by the government
and calculate results. In doing this we should
remember that Europe sends us not her educated,
intelligent, conservative population, but is pouring
upon us her ignorance, her bigotry, her supersti-
tions, her spiritual bondmen and red republicans,
her vicious and pauper population filling our
penitentiaries and our almshouses with vice and
crime to be punished, and pauperism to be sup
ported, by taxation.
But let us go TO the statistics These SHOW the
amount of immigration during the several decades,
since, aud beginning with the year 1900. The ar
rival of foreigners, was
From 1900 to 1910 70,S0l
1910 to 1920 ll4,O06
1920 to 1880 : I35,OS8
I" 1880 to 1910 $4,000
/" 1910 to 1850 1,67S,33S
E,on, 1910 IN the comma cement of sh4 three
vears 1ls 805. For the wear 1894 there ar
.y;naa Aeo A71 ~ tho Atlantic c;tas Allowing for
.hosa whn entered The Intad States nv wav of the
g. Lawrence and the Canadas we have in round
nmmhars for 4 single wear 6oo O0o
+. lii he seen t5at th;a rat;n of ;ncraase will
hefars Isso roll nm the annual ;nanY az Foreigners
:, pe orer milton Iat ma now state another fact
nyoved hv actual statistics that but little over
on. smor;ar ~ tbesa ;mm;erants can either read
ono IT, .ha, thau COM 70 10 fron, cnnntr;es
wy; - ~ wbare oha5;ancs ~ tho law Il
,h .s0. 80 ,ha and exerc;se Of nbvscal
'no .o'u1 :. In, an T. so,a,,shanad 80 .ha, mast
ps;...,, - tha.o naanla wh = tbus come amono No
daotaas ~ fa;tb which n re ahsolut;sn Il
o. az ar Nth tba free amir. and eenns If orr nsti
a.s.;a.s .hat NV hrn., Will 9ham !. nr;astbood
sJoatad = school which ;anores ~ danaunces
-
e., shs so.t,od do,,nas ~ ,he Church
ha,as and baresv 40 an n3fance a,ilre AGAINST
a. O.. ~ ia son;o.,
IN III ~ s,sa,.Ia n.ohond az ,,,n,ho. &c tbaoo
~ VIZ po 80 aI;an hah;,s nra;nd;cos and sa;tb
- o,n shonas ~ = snaIa Y.ars II -
49,, - 81 holf niIl;on ~ noonla h inst Ave-
easy ~ =" ,hnasona ,na,, woman and cb;ldren
d.. IL ne nIacs them N nos;t;ons wbere sncb
~. a. 80 so.a;sr,, nnnnlaton +; ts social aud
vas. iniuA - aoSn r. pa.ahand@d 80 nrac.
po1.eSa D. a. a,nsvs ~ 1sKn /, onnaors that
ro".;,,. IA nonn,at;nn IL s7I opp lass INV
~ nno 49, .h;s ;Y,,,,;arot;on ~ : s;no,a voor
ao,ooo, sr' nl s,a ,Ia.s, 20 a,o 600 Iass ~ %
aan .i. nau lie r. .h;s nf s;nga
Wy 49, hoa OF 600 ona-onortar ~ t6o
year, Dsa 20 ,os. 1Ion;d. IA OF 600 lass
eah - ,Io nr,;ara.;on ~ JsSa Iowa
s.a "a, oo 900 ,oa, ~ on nna ,han haf 80 X IN
nau as1ooJ' esI M;cSoon bod aaa ono ie.o hv
, nns nnn ,ban nc ;mm;grat;on Of Isba, Rbode
iI,s 800 ~ nno Las 9haY ana ,b;rd az tha i'm.
;as.;a's of M var The ;mm;ara,;on of IasA
mig 1870 - .tan ;.;oo ,ba nonnlat on of Taxas
w.. IF ocn Greater than tbat Of vermont Tx
600 rraa,ar than ,bat ne WISCONSIN and these arc
N N; ia e srardans Statas of tb;s Irn;on
~ p.ssir.aa ~ Ala r,,h, NC Lava : ,;ou, of .h;s
~ s,ra;anars ;nyad;ng these statas avery
',aa. and cop contamnlata r no a noItical and
sssa;,, ant;tr .nd a. ar;na mon mo fnsnra of
sS;s country II would maze two spcb states az
| Cas,,,oo.;ant ond nalawora II would noLa ,wo
Ill &C. 90 $1,000 CO.., snoh Stataa as naIa
ssr svs sneb as Florida three l;le Rhode Island
.,ao i;Ls Iowa IooL;ng al these nrod;oous f,cts
l. I, NOT fine to do SOMETHING to check tbe o;oon'
~. -o.,,h 90 On ;nn;rrot;on anob az q oomine 20
"
" pUt Ia -. looL a. q IN an ;n,nstr;o, nont os
,,;a., - hoar;ng nnon tba ;ntores,s of Amercan
iaSa, az No 9ersone =, haro IN 1874 s;xtv
,hons.nd wers mechanics wara thev wanted,
Is - NV was !, that IN Tho. s;noIe c;tv Of Now
w, orar tvant, tbo,sand ,,oecban;cs d,r;no tho
80. ,.,ntor weye ont Of emnIovment and as
pas destitute of tho means II snnnorts
or 49,, ;n,,,,;rra,;or ono bnnarad aud ef,y tbon
"a a,arn laborers Ware tbey naededp II an
.hr ,soro CIV tbonsand laborers idle In Now YORK
"a ph;,odalnb;a SUFFERING for fond though willing
~ anx;ous 70 worLS Ard remember tb;s ;nyae.
- T. 80 10 annual roarcbing oIuoys ono w.y
-, vosr !. 20 hr;pg ;ts hosts swaen;,g m orr
| sbon.o olwoys No We want The sevanfv tbop.
sand mechanics coming This yearq Shall we want
The ninety thousand Coming next wear. and the
ono bundled and twenty Thousand stll coming the
yssr st,erS let American mechanics Native.
| horn American men who are elbowed ont Of tho
worksbons answer LET the American oneratves
elhowed ant of the factor;cs American Iaborers
/ fror tho 6elda anawer
This process of compelling our intelligent Ame-
r;can mechanics oneratives and laborers ont ~
The worksbons the factories and The folds IN
give place 10 this ceaseless drift of foreigners il
| fact which Il becoming of too melancholy notorie
ty. The cupidity Of capital seeks those who can
work Al the lowest prices. and the foreign hordes
thrown upon our shores being schooled 10 starya.
ton wages. and mode of living ON the very line
| of simrie existence have the advantage over our
workmen In this race Of Connection.
The Question IA q nertinent one. Shall this tide
NJ Enumeration he suffered 10 on on rising higher
| and higher until Eurone sban have heen emnt;ed
Of her canaile. her sans e,lotfe her Ignorant her
| bgotted her besotted and sunerstitous human
surplus and we shan have received Il aY Are
these United States 10 he the great reservoir into
which tho debris The dreOs and oITa Of Furone arc
10 be thrown alwaysy The American party insists