The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

70 nave ihep remain ~ aliens in midst fAppIsuse
r Is alleged, aad wia show OF truth that Iarc
portion OF those who to this country inses q
going whsrs labor s scarce remain where Il Is least Il
demand some Of them may be unable to go; but nc
maEter lasse mass OF thsm go Westward and spreas
themselves the p.airiss tbs mountains and the val
lsys Of tie Vest The greater portion thus prepsr.
themselves to become good Assrcsn citizens and ths
pEosenii.ra Of sturdy Americana. But It mu,t be
to listen 70 me pstientyssIsr. ar. .ome .sa' ISa 10,
sorry to say. who form class organzat ons. bearing
TIE name Of their tormsr natonstss long after they
bave Leoouneed their allegiance TO foreign sovereigus
aDd this is offensive, NOT alone to the native portion
but to syery saturaiizsd ci zsos--and it meets with
eiar CO properly qhfrs others again, ~ho, havios
tscsIed from being tramped down at home when they
pg or fee so where hing nor tyrant can no longer
opiress them become the ercest Of republicans, and
IN sg0Sf I sossns soss N whsn & 'tsy say s.
perfect right to do as either you or l. but there
sCpe who stemp' to effect all this b, banding together
under tbe- former natio rsty. Bnt IL they have not
learned a. they will learn, tsat this country
primitive dsmocsacy but country whose institutions
learned kat YET th.y viii And th..e aoS oases ass
reason for an sbrosaiioa Of the rehabilitation Ia w.
(Chees) On the ether hand, In justice oppccents
for am inclined to be just the Know Nothipgs
(sueber)-I must say. that the arguments In
favor OF retaining the naturalization laws they are
we admit the services and devotion Of Commodore Barry
Lafayette and the ohr distinguished foreigners who
gratitude to those noble find It necessary or
think proper TO change the term Of naturalization.
am sats6ed with the term it stands, nd arrive at
that conclusion solely from motives Of psdisncy and
State policy The question is that stands by itself
on its own meris but the other point which is oppo-
defended, whether that prescription consists ;lu
sion from Office or from naturalization. Cheers But
IT SAID the influence Of certain sests and ministers
who step aside from tbeironce, used for improper
purposes Now say in regard to this let loose, you
the thunder Of ths % But Il ,ou oo Al h
mere influence every minister exert hs congrega
ton, it past all law to control it. There tendency
TO priest worship in every community more especially
smong the ladies', who always lead ths gentlemen by the
nose Usushter.) The lambs Of the flock ooat upon
is gentle whose step like and whose
power over his congregation great that of the
triple crowned Of the Vatican hs host Of be-
levers. The thunders of his mandates do roar so
loud bat they powerful in their church those Of
Plus TX Pspsl Rome Protestant England Cathoi, spain,
Puritan Massachusetts, Quaker Pennsyivania-an per.
secuted and AL were prosecuted Saul stoned Stephen
vim perRecuted Servetus Puritan Prasegod Bareboues
persecuted Obadiah Broadbrm, while he kills the
character Of his opponents with lying murderous
inuebdoes. IL is the nature Of the beast, and IL
csDnot 10 altered We cannot stop this by enactments
the true focy for to pursue is not only not to op
4 the strong over the weak Tho policy % Of the people
In such contest should be to divide and conquer. No
be the position Of minister at the altar whether he
holds forth in church, mosque temple chapel or meet
bis heartr an influence far more omnpotent than that
exercised by German tyrans. Now let not any one here
entirely the cause Of the late triumph In
Virginia Don't let It enter into your minds that that
victory was alone triumph of the administration, Of
Its measures, that it was mere personal triumph Of
ism with Bayly and Extra. Billy Smith leading the forces
Do not either imsgre 1t entirely solely victory
involved, and glad can tell you here in Tsmm.ny
Hail. Forth OF Mason and Dxons line. what that principle
and h.s st .,Ss as1 i, in's 81 ! to the
stltutiors Of 'ir-'nis we're as;ailed by fanatcism
Ihusssl It had been proclaimed from one extreme Of
sG the Other that the recent vo q the
that fsnstc, sIa the people Of Virginia had learned
calculate the cost Of the Urisnf Whenever foreign OF
foe should attempt to Hoat % e asr
cane down to the State Of virgnia a>d semsnded
control and direct her .sira + Is trus It Ne In
to b dec.vsd and the sranpst voiss q WISE Of As
conac, has led them to victory. (Tfsmsndous ap-
or two more to say BefSls came 10 ,s' friend
hsnded me article, published in Of the daily
sessDs ina to Gs,si less
| al to you, hu. there are a few extracts
Orient pesrlsin amber hung.
| The speaker proceeded to read and comment upon
few Of the extracts from the article In question:
in true that v.inia is incHraey
In the DatuIal way and it has been her since.
Geushterl Bu.to say that her farmers fanat,cal
Re knew sse, ese that he grossly ignorant.
There is people more converssnt with Democratic
Than Il. mOpls o. the state n OF Virginia: Virginia..
As 10 her being secondary State, have often heard
position ss ..
learning and by the intellect Of her applause
And you cannot forget that though she may Dot have
invented so many revolving mousetraps or many
hers nests as some States East she has given princi.
pies to the nation which acknowledged and revsrsd
in suise, virgpis nothing for the word
che must be satisfed with the sense.
The speaker sat down. and enthusiastic cheering
In honor Of the State Of Virginia maintained for
Mr CoonRANR stated that he had information that the
Bon Vim H. Fnssh, Of Indiana, and other members o,
Congress were In the ball and II he would respect
fully invite them to come up TO- the platform. He fur
thsr informed the meeting that he intended have In
Of Colonel Doheny who was here ana wshed to sddres,
| It, he would first introduce him.
Col DouESy then came forward and was loudly cheer
ed. He said he wished to say few words here in
sequence OF certain remarks which had fallen from the
last speaker. He (Mr. English) had said that Know
Nothing ism not without . cause. l agree with
him. There Is a certain cauee for Know Nothingism,
| but not the which he has assigned. There are
TheS was Gavazz the Jesuit traitor the side,
who over here to kindls religious animosy There
BIownson the atheist traitor at the other who was
4 volcs-"And the Angel Gabriel" I" Gsushtsr.)
Qaughter) And the Of their religion is to teach
Catholics and Protestants TO TO heaven BY graspng
not whsthsr should be classsd hard shell or soft
shell democrat. daughter But am democrat; and
am here to thank the noble eon OF the South for rkng
for proserbed people his position and his political
prospects and to him Of the gratitude Of those for
whom he made the risk. (Applause) can speak for
section OF foreigners here, and say that vir
gina has done rs favor now, have done Virginia
favors before, and shall do Der favors again There
time when the Institutions of Virginia
South Carolina endangered that there not the
voice and the votes Of Irishmen to support them cloud
chsers) Ny friend from Virgins (hr Euglsh) will
nemter that when lawless mob, headed by clergy
man. to violate the law in Boston, the Law pro-
eced and enforced by body OF Irish citizen sodiery
(Applause.) And what their reward That State,
through its Governor lied to the people Of the United
States fer he dsbsnded immediately those Irish citizen
soldsry who caused the laws Of the United States
to be carried into execution. (Great applsuse.)
Now suppose the Know NothiDgs were to have their
will to morrow ard that left this blessed lapd-al
foreigners and all Irishmen-thers might be with
drawn from Massachusetts, who had devoted their labor
and industry, not to making wooden nutmegs but to
borir is mountains to developing the internal
aources Of the State and their loss ght be felt Ny