The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-20
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Prom lhs Baltimore German Correspondent
SNARE LAID FOR CATCHING THE VOTES OF
THE ADOPTED POPULATION.
The formidable enemies Of the democratic party COM
prisng each and every secoualism in the Union use
very powerful in the North work upon the preu
dics of the adopted population and by doing So array
them against that party who always waa and still s the
only friend to immigration, the only defender Of equal
tights and liberties each and every citizen of repub
lic a..
The thus laid for the adopted population is agi
ton of slavery
The black republican party which agates slavery only
for the sake OF coming into power consists chiefly of mem
bes of the knownohug order around this nucleus the
Stewards Garrsons, Wilson's Gddingses Chases, Wades
Greeeys and Haes with their motley hosts OF fanatics
and dupes rally together and form the shibboeth' of
party opposing the democracy. The who two
ago ruled almost every New England State well
New York aud Ohio and governed them sworn
mics of the adopted population, prosecutors of Ro
Catholic fellow-ctzens and foes to mmi-
grafton becoming convinced that the sober second
thought of the American people would within short time
sweep their anaticsm from the political
sttuonal and unrepublican took hold of another
and another issue for the purpose of misleading the udg
ment of thousands of best citizens and of corruptng
the minds Of our adopted population in the North by tell
ing them Of having set aside every other issue merely for
the sake of preventing the extension OF slavery
Territories.
They calculated that adopted population all the
Union being educated TO consider slavery great
evil, would easily become enchanted by the watchword
Humanity y that every of them would willingly and
enthusiastically rally together around the standard
But they calculated without host because they lost sight
of circumstance of the sober second thought OF the
great majority of those who fell into the snare prepared
tor themp,
This sober second thought told them that every enemy
of TIE adopted population in the North is be found in
the ranks Of the black republicans that eighty members Of
that party, with Speaker Banks a leader swore only
years ago. most solemn oath to rob the adopted pop
ulaon of their privileges to prosecute account of
their religious creed and to extend the period of natura
zation from FIVE to twentyone years. These back-repub
can know-nothngs viii not commit perjury for the sake
of the Dutch and Irish; they only to ride on the
back of foreigners" into Office the despe and to
rob theuf Afterwards.
To prove that this sober second thought spreading all
over the free States only the fact that the German
republican press compelled by public opinion to
tell its readers that inquiries have been made Col John
c. Fremont in of his election, would be willing to
every bill passed for the purpose of extending the
term of naturalization and that said Col Fremont has
promised to do so, but behind closed doors and only
verbally, very close to the of his interrogators
shows that slavery agitation only of secondary moment
in the eyes of the adopted population that their own
rights being invaded by nothngsm form the chief
question in their estimation The same sober second
thought further To the announcement of their
backepublican press they replied that promise behind
closed doors may easily be broken afterwards tha Col
Fremont ought to out openly and boldly with his
declaration be adverse any violation OF rights of
the adopted population and of the existing laws of immi
grafton They dared TO doubt the veracity Of those
who were said to have received such replies.
Certain lack-republican editors very indignant in
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strange and weak defence of Col Fremonts doubedea-
ings telling their readers that he could not come out
openly with his real principles without offending and es-
trangng every northern know-nothing.
By such defence it clearly proved that Col Fremont
has the intention to cheat at least party His friends
among the adopted population try to make their readers
believe that the know-nothngs will become his dupes But
II Col Fremont bent TO cheat party his procvities
will prove beyond doubt that the adopted population is
likely be sacrificed by them in he should be
come the elected President
Col John O. Fremont wss senator in Congress for
California during September 1850. His acts as a states
man. during that short period record and as far
his immigration In question speak decidedly
against bis being able willing to cheat the know
nohiugs for the sake Of the adopted population At that
time-and it the only time he acted states
mamie proved himself worthy Of being considered an
enemy Of foreigners.
bill was introduced on the oath Of September 1880
prohibit god-dgging in California without first taking
license be furnished by o. s commissioners resi-
ding in each Of the mining districts These licenses should
only be given United States citizens. No foreigner
should be permitted TO work in the diggingl Col Ere
mont was in favor OF this measure An amendment was
proposed that only American citizens but all those
persons who declare their intention become American
ctzens should be entitled to receive said permiB"
Senator Fremont sruse, and in bis speech said HThe
American population in California is against working Of
the mines by foreigners therefore hope that said amend
ment viii not pass"
Another amendment inserting some words after call
those persons to read a those persons from Eu-
rope who declare their intention &C. was put TO test
vote and Senator Fremont voted against Its adoption
proving beyond doubt that he deserves the praise
like the Know-nothing George Law, who to O. A.
Scroggs Of Buffalo, shat Fremonts anteceden prove bis
being the best American the order could DESIRE
The adopted population know s these doube-dealings
and, If not greatly mistaken, viii evade the snare
laid for them by their enemies present sailing
under false colors
"The New Brunswicker positively asserts that Hon.
Theodore Frelinghuyscn will vote the republican ticket
We as positively assert he win not vote the Fremont
ticket. He, old-line whign may refuse for
james Buchanan, but he will vote for Greeleyite
and sectional republican like Fremont You only start
this Islander on Mr. FreuQhuyeen 10 keen vour