Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-26
A Gag Nicht Falsehood.


z aes.e Asas Nisht Falsehood.
The Sag NIGHTS are representing that the Of
Ace Of Commissioner Of Health was created by
the Americans for the purpose Of giving an
office to one Of their number fe
DR., Miller 1--WE mean Tom Miller) was the
author Of the bill He is the Sag NIGHT Alder
man from the Second Ward DR.. Magruder.
Bayly, and Dove, three Sag NIGHTS, voted for
the BILL Not in either Board did Sag NIGHT
vote against the bill, but in each Board Amer
leans voted against it DR.. Magruder made
speech in favor Of ii and persuaded his col
league, Dove, who was opposed to the bill, to
vote for it nlfsas
IMMIGRATION It's Evils and Consequences. By
Samuel O. Buscy, r. ID. New York: De Witt
b Davenport @ aa
This is the title Of 4 duodecimo volume Of 100
pages, BY our fellow-townsman, Dr. Busey, recent
~ connected with the editorial department of this
journal. Dr. Busey has carefully studied for the
past two years the immigration statistics Of this
country, and the result is the volume before US.
The object Of the work is simply g to present to
the American people the facts and figures in rela-
ton to immigratiou." This is done in tho most
thorough manner, md in form that renders the
subject comprehensble At glance, Thy the plaincst
understanding The Census Of 1850 is the basis
Of III the tabular statements, and the conclusions
sdeduced thsrsfrom are such a. every rational man
would naturAlly draw, from the same source. All
mare partisan statements have been carefully
avoided, that the work may be entitled to the Pc
rusal and calm consideration Of every American
citisen. s H. n. ss VIII sf,ssf.,,4 sgls Y y ~ st
The work is divided into thirteen chapters, the
most important Of which are thus entitled For.
eign Organizations Remittances from America;
Shipment Of Paupers and Criminals Labor; Law
Of Increase; Washington on Foreigners Evils Of
Immigration; Foreign Immigration Power of For
eign Votes; Foreigners in Government Employ
Unconsttutonal for States TO Naturalist Aliens
Here, twin be perceived, is wide field, which
Dr.. B0scy has cultivated with great industry and
Discrimination, presenting facts and figures to the
public which cannot be controverted, and LAYING
before the American people truly alarming picture
of the evils which menace their institutions from
the incorporation with themselves OF an alien ele
ment % powerful, and fsuch rapid increment, as
to endangsr, and, at no distant day, to enguph
their very nationality ITSELF ~ IVA N .sit MA
We know Of no similar work, 60 wen calculated,
both fromits intrinsic value and it's cheapness Of
price, to awaken the Americen mind to vigorous
and united action on the subject of the repeal or
modification " the naturalization laws--a cues
ton which Is with many, and ought to be with all,
the aI-absorhing question Of the day. The evils
Of the inmigs~tien u foreign paupers, criminals,
and antirepublcsns, stares the reader in the faoe
from almost every page in shape 50 fightfhI Is
70 b we'll nigh appalling to the mind Of every man
Who loves his country and would save her from
the curse Of paupsrism and crime which infests
even tho most prosperous countries Of Europe
We commend It, therefore, to the friends Of the
American cause throughout the country, as a
handbook on the subject Of immigration, indis-
pensable in the coming Presidential campaign, and
Of great value ct oil times to tho economist, the
moralist, and the Statesman. sA
The mechanical execution of Dr. Busey's work
ID remarkably neat, and the paper of superior
quality. The retail price is IS cents. To those
who order large number Of copies very liberal
discount viii be made. srgsK aetae4e
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