New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

foreign soil ehsn not bold Office; that Catholi
81 all not hold Office nor man that pro-ssas that rel
| eion. Now this Is contrary TO the COnsttu)n of n
Uiiied States md the Constitution OF yvanis
The Constitution Of the Uniteo States saye there sha
b. 10 religious fest-thai YOU have DO right % ask
nan What s his religion But they say he Pope exer
o'"s temporal power that they are afraid of MIN
| ] tbUk II thfy were much airai1 Of the Devil q
they are Of The POPE paradise wouo nod crest ma
! more Of them than ilink-it will fLsughter Wha
Is The reason that is 10 be arr4 gned accoun
| Of lis religion Whtre 90 they get the power
! 10 HrFGign men on account OF hs religion
il not hat question between God anC
| bmstnl IL not that the great principle Oul
ancos OF recognized when they orgWiz ID our Gov
oInmsnt7 No man osn dispute thar. But they say
" Let them come; we don prevent their worshipinl
" Goo according TO their own ccnsciences;' ave dont
prevent them f. ON holding prOycry." N0--hut you
wish 10 degrade them. You ssy they shall not be on
al equality ss fellow-ciiizens, by saying that they
sell not be citizens. IL II lot putting tnefn OF leyel
with the IogrOl Tbce are about 40 O0O uesroes in
PnIsyvsnia. They are slaves-they arc not citizors
NheI you take from man ;Le right 10 vote and Ake
from BIN tie right TO 5t'on1 meetings such az these
90 you lot degrade him Ii mau can step up TO
you al d sa,, am better than you are; shall not
sii 10 q jury box you in the position Of the
negro Of this country. III were in tbat position
would like 10 bave good aster that could take care
Of me. What rights do these men propO-e 10 give
our fellow -ciiizens who naturaiiLed under the
Constitution and our laws They cay you shall be
protected in your lofsons ana yOur property; you
shall see aBo be sued, but you sham hold Off e, you
sbaD't vote Now is not that placing them on the
fAme level as Ibe Degrol cannot any difference
What right have " to exclude these n.en from pOlit
ca rgi ts-of the position in which they placed
by Jeilerson in Is02. They say theIo too many
foreisneTs. They have taken ~ this agitation
at tine wltn immigration has commenced
falling of; this year 1t has fallen of two.
thirdsi Dot from the prevalence Of Kn0w-Nothing-
ism bu, from naturtl causes. We first conquered
GIca' Brithin BY Ovr uns, and we have since con
quered oil Europe by the policy opted by the
great Fat ors of our Republic Look at England
now; sbe il obliged to send recruiting parties
into this country to try and get back some
Of her citizens who have come here. Have
VIC not conquered her n second tinel [Chesrsl.
Who signed The Declaration Of Indepeudence7 Men
born foreign soil. Who aided us in achieving in
Jersey TO Philadelphia, he said: "If had $4,000
ouid recross the Delaware and drive back the IN
" va6Tg foe'-tbe English and the Hessians. When
that sum offered him by foreigner he said:
@ But perhaps shall be bea en, and then you will
ever get il back il was still offered with willing
heart He die take it. lie put shoes on TO bis sol
diers' feet and clothes on their backs, and he
tie great victory Of Trenton N. j. Loud cheersl.
But Say they, these foreigners are dangerous That
is Lot the way our II dependence was achieved. When
Charles Carroll placed his name o. the Declaration Of
IndeI endence it was remarked TO him; " There
good many Charles CAROLS, and as you have q
pIibceIy estate 10 Mary land, they wilj let you off
and convict some other Charles Carroll if we
shall all be convicted Of treason. II lion heart
s~e He'd and his eye flashed at the suggestion, and he
said want no man to be responsible for mel" 80 he
put down Charles Carroll of Carrohon. What right
has sect 10 rise up and cay to another, why, gen
llen en- we are better than you7 What right have
Bal tts for Instance, TO rise up and say 10 the Meho
lisis our faith s better than your faith How 90 you
sLow7 / consider that is question which ought to
be left entirely TO and be settled between a man and
lis Maker. You have no right to inquire into how l
worship. | am reminded of an anecdo,e of
aho was about joining this party They put to
i'm certain questions before they admitted
lin into the Order, as they called it. They
isked him if he was American born Yes. " Are
gou ProtestoIt y Yes. lis your wiie Catholic |"
What s that ofyour business You want TO inquire in
nto the private affairs of the women lLaughterl.
Why Sir, Gen. Scott wanted the Naturalization Laws
modified during the campaign of 1912. lie proposed
yea, in The amy ~ navy should have Vote, and
he Wbios said 6e was right. We said ono let
tbem rems@i here five years" The alien aud sedi-
~; - When they oaIno iniO Vfvla''o.
ou ,oers Int jefferson restored 1t TO hve year,
our e how il stood when General Scott, bearing the
I Ir sh accent and the rioh German pfo2u1 alion5
ne folers proposed to make II one yeai. iie .ht
Shen the army was in Mexico tghtlng agsinsi tla'
-n,boc country many of the soldiers were foregGerS
nd Catholics and they were Take the case oi oei
S a. 600 M Year. HsbSsd but SssS SSSd rSe %T
Mexico broke out the General TOOK MS piace III
the amy aDdfought vahantly. Nheh near .no T.E E
of Mexico in one Of those terrible engagements Oal
cs,,, ninup through his breast. He tei OF course,
and was si en- bscb TO the surgeon VINO iod nun no
ronld not live Then, says he, RAISE me up u.l cau M
see The flag Of my county planted III triumph On % .ho
walls of Cherubuso lCheersl. Ihey wanted Ihe
fore;rers vote in 1892 and now because th'y did not
t e tney turn round and ray the rascals shdii hot
Sote AT ali Who made those viaduci ana eanaiS Sna'
intersec our country Not nauVe a.il ai,s 20,
onen uo vour mines and the great agneuhural re-
sdd,rcos ~ the country Why the very men agahst
wi ON this cry is raised raise my voice agnst II;
snv II j. party that cannot stand Inc secret catuo
Of II | aln opposed TO. They say lei Amercano ruiG
America Americans have always ruleu Ai'el,0n I H.,
sov Iet American principles rule America. ANA Woa'
80 American principles Look Tor them IN tue |oh-
st;tntion of the United States LOOK ior theii III uo
example and precepts ofthe great ola ia.he o .o
pubHc Not in these modern Gays anu nV" NJ
Usamnshire. where they have elected an out ana ou'
Abolitionist to the Senate; come 10 fenihyNa,n.a;
What have they achieved III this Commoh"ea,th
How did they get into power ohou,a wv Nv tSe Wsig
nsr,v. Then by the American party. ihen py tno
Temnerance party, and lastly by the ADohu9nss'
lie had four masters 10 serve anu MS au .,
tration was dead failure IN thlrV usysa~II' M
shont the time short note comes Que llaughle,l
Vbot was he pledged to The sale oi the PuolI
rorks But they did not sell them. lbey proNluou
far sham sale of the main hne that Is srpe pu' so1
AID not dare 10 sell it. The people had JusI Iec0ruou
,he;r o,es AGAINST anything like Maine Liquor Law,
md vet thew passed kind of liquor law IN deiIaud oi
he Indictment of the people. Ii Is la" taa' uoe5 10.
anti any body and nobody wants 10 oosei,I y. -,
yerv much like Fanny Elsslef petteoa's uope & 'o
ere mo ladies presentD they were TOO long ior 'he s'
in;es 90 TOO short for the pit laugh'erl' "naI
;ht has this Legislature, with all their htiie pa1so,S
il, II 10 enact such Law contrary 10 'hS ~ - -
&c Tho peoplel | forgot TO mention THESE psIsoIs US -
the Mass Legislature. There were % III Aoros.
little Jesuit Popes. They got there Dy uenla.
o.uinc against foreigners, against negroes anu AZ
no Pope Instead OF blowing their hoiis on .n'
ncaeefn hills of Zion, according TO the doctrine Oh 'S
Master whom they profess to serve anu VINO s.u t
=. - Of ma