The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-16
80 D. y. 20 - Z 60.

Tie rcpn5can theory implies an equality q roitsai
rights snd Privileges II might hare been tncticatn Il
tBs infancy q tie eoung establish distraction based
u activity. Emgr1tion f0D tie oId countries VAS theh
comparatively inarive ard tbe adoption q such policy
xoaa have tended srosgly to lis discaurapeusn But
lie want q the ration at thai lime people and every
AGILITY was afforded for tier ibtrosuetoa. The tern
nEHs was Synonymous uith ssaaye and associated tie
public laind with the touAhagk and H. scapinR knie
The only population regarded IS indigenous was he In
dan- - recently had he ooGst become developed from
W foreign germ, thai here living The Declaration
Of Independence WHO might lave seen some Of oe
wbo came % Plymouth IN fbe NayEewer The lard had
beea planted by Foreigners ~ te,n tie State was founs-
"a ard the element Of foreign aecTeon was naturally
looked tc as iHIoTtaat Of growth and thrift
The result has established ihe wisdom q TIE policy Which
i0Tefafhers adopted Within less han century We
have advanced from three niicHs u population coual
i numbers e that Of The United Kingdom u Great Britain
and Ireland and nowhere the fe & The globe there
pece the cf WbUra enjoy Tie comforts Of civilized
le and the blessings Of eniighitusa isty Ia 50 Ereat
degree With this rapid aeYsloaen 81 pros
prFiiy ministeng 70 and essentially promoting il BY tie
Contributors Of vast power q industry and inccnsa-
srabie amount d capital Ire influx q foreigners to our
shores has been constantly Increasing. Ia some coun-
mites fh.y hsre atasued prtPondtranoe and il i lie
apprehension felt that they VIII abhse the privileges
FTrea ca fhsr ~ our laws and institutions that has
II Is 10 be wondered that The adverse training to
wkigh sBy 81 the European enigrans to this country
have been ssbeei should have tnErnacrc in their minds
aeeprooea hostility govcrnsnent sud relirioa The
laTisHs q ahish they lad horne in Tie Old World while
excluded from their hlesngs that upon the ignorance
q others should have beeaeagaed tie forms Of
lgogs hsotry ard pfeuaec And here where they have
ample scope unllniiea by law i il to be expected that
they VII exhibit hese dsiesahs oLquilie Of opinion
an their rePnlsive aspects We have howsver ample
security against general diffusion ofthe crude socAistic
theories and Hdel creeis introduced 10 the assurance
thai they viii everywhere invoke tie q reason ard
discussion their nature and tendencies viii Be clearly re-
vealed in The Light Of truths the brighter The beam that
sbcd theu the hideoas viii they he made to ap-
pear till they length 10 provoke the disgust ana
abhorrence q those who their advocates II
this way the evil constantly operates to correct itself IN
der the influence Of free press Of republican institutions
and 81 the material Interests which eoexst with The nos
session Of property easily and rapidly acquired at tie
hand ofinGpstry in this favored country We may con
IDENTIFY look for the gradual ent and Reputation
q al such pezteHI and pernicous hereses Peace with
is promise Of plenty the JOY liberty the delight Of
home whose hearth danger invade spreads happi-
ness and conentnent the land aud tends to cona
hanaaze and slaae The hardest ana most perverted Ia
tnrss And where there Is time for reformation Ct lie
parent stock nothing than Cor the cAi
dren Of bad Foreigners become patriotic and useful cit
The consideration Of their origin teads to make
them prize all the more the advantages hic have elevated
them to condition Of prosperity and happiness and beees
desire TO dGse the blessings they enjoy. Hence the SYM
pahiss many good citizens additionally and expeg
mentally opposed TO she exclusirenezs Of the
kEow-nolhng sentiment and naturally combine with tie
interests which directly Threatened BY purposes to
defeat their consu1aiion SO that in sbe contest they
wage, 70 establish Distinction il respect Of political
rights and privileges founded upon the ground 81 differ
Of race Of religion The know-nothings uus e-
pect TO encounter hostility formidable than that
which from the elass whom they seek to diseual-
fy and there exist no wellroanded confidence Of
saccess in project prosecuted upon principles ncon-
graons with history, and rtPugnant I'd The cath
olicity 81 the republican polity.