Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-05


by way of ornament, that Fred Douglas, who was
permitted to lecture at what is called Democratic
meetings in the West last Summer, ought not to be
forgotten. A
"a Clay Whig" to talk of the American party
abandoning principles, while voice from the grave
of Webster proclaims aloud. "there is an impera-
tive necessity Tor changing the naturalization laws
"a Clay Whig," to talk of the American party
abandoning principles, while the files of the Wing
papers of the past proclaim 81 years residence as
the necessary change in the laws of naturalization
"a Clay Whig," to talk Of the American party
abandoning principles, while the testimony Of Ere
linghuyfen sounds in our ears, ST is an alarming
fact, that the foreign vote has decided the great
question of American policy, and contracted a
nations gratitude" referring to the defeat of the
mighty Clay. "a Clay Whig," to talk Of the
American party abandoning principles, while the
sentiment of Adams thus fingers in our memories,
that the natives sare entitled to all the Offices in the
gift of their government" "a Clay Whig, to talk
of the American party abandoning principles, while
the eloquent voice of Clay meets as like thunder
peals from the Senate Of the United States, bur
dened with the American feeling: II thank the
Senator from Maryland for introducing proposition
for coNFERRING THE BOUNTY ofthe government to our
own race instead of holding out general invitation
to all the paupers of all European governments to
come here and compete with our own honest poor"
"a Clay Whig," to pirate about the American party
abandoning principles while the memory OF Jefferson
stands before US, saying, ito avail ourselves of ma
tive citizens, it appears to me advisable to declare
by standing law, that no person but native citizen
shall be capable of the Office of Consul" "a Clay
Whig," to pirate about the American party ADAM
donng principles, while Jefferson calls on US from
his grave, saying, did not leave it record that
ga very early recommendation had been given to
the Postmaster General to employ no foreigner in
any OF his Offices 2" "a Clay Whig," to pirate
about the American party abandoning principles,
while the Hon. James Buchanan exclaims, 1--WE
ought to drive from our shores foreign influence,
end cherish exclusively AMERICAN FEELINGS" "a
Clay Whig" to prate about the American party
abandoning principles, while Mr.. Cass, of New
Hampshire, Democrat, asks, ''was it safe to elect
a man Governor who was sworn to the Pope of
hoiho, anu oehe'eu All iIoeeeCah1S "eie noIeIiOs'
and should be prosecuted unto death ?" "a Clay
Whig," to pirate about the American party atan-
doning principles, while the beat6ed spirit of jack
son calls on US from heaven, saying it is time we
were little more Americanized."
Go, Cataline, go; go, Judas, go, and seek home
like unto that of Babylon's apostate king, and there
remain until winds, dews and rain purify you from
your dark political nquity; for you are alike con.
demDed by the records of Wings and Democrats.
would rather be dog to keep my masters house,
than wear the honors of so base Roman.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW