The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-30

Mr.. Randolph. too. was strong American
in feeling, and voted upon the re-charter OF
the U. S. Bank to exclude foreigners from
the Board Of Directors; and, in the course Of
his remarks upon the bill, maintained tint
they should be admitted only as denizens,
without any participation in the councils
Of the countryside Niles Register, PIP. 10.
81. AZ.
The next cndorser of American principles
We shall refer to will, doubt not, startie
somewhat the Democracy Of modern times.
Those from whom they claimtobe descended,
were not so much charmed with the {" foreign
accents" they loved Their own better than the
land Of strangers, aud coniided more IN the
sons Of the soil than in the men OF other
countries.
The Virginia Legislature Of $500, the
same which passed the celebrated resolutions
so much relied upon and so much reyered by
all the strictest of the sect, having under
consideration the dangers Of foreign infiu-
ence, passed the following resolution:
!" Resolued, That the Constitution ought
to be so amended that no foreigner who shall
not have acquired rights under the Constitu-
ton and laws at the time Of making this
amendment, shall thereafter be eligible to
the office Of Senator and Representative in the
I Congress Of the United States. nor to any Of
flee in the Judiciary or Executive Depart
ments."-See Jennings Statutes at Large,
new series, vol. I'd, p. 1874.
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Mr.. FILLMORE AND MS NoMiNATIoN.-Ihe
nomination Of Mr. Fillmore by the American
parry has a, length reached him at Rome A
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, writ
ING from thai metropolis, under date Of the 29tl
\ uli, says:
.The news of Mr.. F,llmore's nomination by
The Americans was received here on Monday
! last aud caused great rejoielngs. II was am
nounced 10 him by numerous body ol friends
h4 had no, The least influence on him, whr
really seems 10 be the most impcrlurbable mar
ever saw 10 nv life. lie returned The oihel
day from Naples, in very good health and tine
spirits. add will return early this summer 10 The
United States. Balls asd festivals have beer
given TO him all over Europe, and at this distance
\ from home, where party feelings naturally sub
1 side. and American sentiments naturally become
The anly ones disiingui hable TO patriots, ills NJ
exaeyefaliun on my party TO say, that Nr. Full
| moIe has no enemy on this side OF the wafer
where every American use The term in It's leg
ilinsle, most extensive meanlng) Is proud 10 SCI
himself so handsomely represented IN the per
son Of our worthy, disnitird. sei-Possessed EN
President We have now some three hundre'
Americans from East, West, North. ard South
here in Rome aud am quiie CERTAIN that .
mong lie diversity d np'nions and poliiIca
CONVICTIONS thai must necessarily exist anonI
them, there is moi one who would moi :link ih
country perfectly sale should Mr.. Fillmore b
once more called 10 the administration OF the 90
yernmrnl That his administration would no
embarass our relations with Europe. feel quit
ce,lain myself; though fortunately Tor The coun
ry. we have gone through the darkest period
aud may hope for better iime.. happen wha
may.