New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

- nc American is sse trk,n1 thA1in the mmeraa.,
fom "l vcu- reasons sha treat "i 'no ,bcir
cls,s cf TIE Gert.aus 4, GlG atcmpt To give 'u'"
CisraCt,IistiCs. IL, 18Th ,he
60 iot mean To place them 90 parallel VIVA '"o
ru6e igncIsot and bigo'ed lnsh u Sp' abandoned
t,,vl oT even with that beoidccd ana aS n,r
,lns. o( whites d,upd and et increasing ~ soii -
older Slave Slaes Il mean that eA1'' ov"S 'SSomrntn
ally able 60 read and write (hhN!pS J e;,b IN their
cobstrart bee kept al sca9oi v and destitute of
fourteenth ,caf trey AZ 10 Iteid'e % % fr Inv The pre-
n, ID n apn.,s The tter il accoontTa "n ~ b;,,
iuoce pr, vailrg throughout the V'' ,s mr. c.s;es
,1rllt - 70; led into distinct cIdss's VI N'I'''
We Ptorh are os w.. j,,ls with each other, 50 nuoh ~
,La, - " ,nedu, ated are nearly "no.y oA.aui "S1'
iut,rcou,se wiki the btttei ~ .S,.i,,.s -, n 10
< -. and always consioei VIZ &c AZ Po
'"teo c'1rrt' ap % % ,beIn The ideas Of the former
ION Stp 'ue,sllv r, ach far beyond wha' they were
,srh, =, oo beyond their catecolsin OF theii a'o
teuSu' .a,s ~ the ground or tradesmen and me-
o. s,ste affairs, politics and legislation they
L I,,I ard care lttlc except that latterly they
JS - avoid becoming scGsibie OF toe oppression
nrJer which they hve and toll however, they are
VI. a.vcid Of good common sense, sober, peaca-
H. (coIt Itmical, Industrious and enduring;
in fact morsly weighed, they overpoise tue
greater portion Of the airtocrsu; and pnvi.eged
Clssses. Ard even such as they are, they are Dene
ft aud blessing TO every country they go to;
they will on, free county lay aslde what OF The
awkward and submissive they hzd brought with them
and become conscious OF Their human aGo equar rghtsi
they will seeing that their exeons resut in their Yn
advance meIt with indefatigable diligence and care
devote ia, nsves to their business aud let other peo
pe alone. The country blooms under their well o-
Iected energy, the markets filed with their pro.
duce trace ana commerce flourish, and a civilized
state presented to the view, where not long BEFORE
there was a primitive wilderness. Is Besides, the im.
piovements they make are rot Intended fJr rapid
exhaustion Of the soil aud hurried waste of the n4tu
raj resources but for permanent and well maintained
source Of wealth and welfare challenge that haugh
~, slave -OryDg knOw-NOthlng, who boosted that
day he would call the roll of his human cstte at
oh al ns
stamp, TO contradict my statement, snd d siy him to
show that he in his lie has done half mucl OF
the really good and useful as ca h out OF large ma
jOrity ot the German immisrsais actually Will do TO
this county. While they truly improve It, he will
have ii wasted by his hoides OF w.less sers; while
they exalt humanity by elevating themselves he will
desrsoe il ana himself by the extension and perpetua-
ton OF baIbsiism.
But it s said These people form a class of our pop
ulaton by them elves, they do not suffer themselves
to become Amt ricanized, they know and learn little
of institutions, they come unprepared and unin-
formed to bail II boxes, and are tRus easily duped
and LED blind by political intrguefs and demsgogues.
Noihipg - more natural than ali this, far it is
true. presume, by "pohticAl inrisuers and dema-
gCgues, native ones aie meant, and hope that my
native to-czeDs viii frs try to eradicate the native
evil of dtmagogism before they make my nOtfensive
COUNT men r,sponeibe for its Consequences.
lie OF the Americans who ever Undertook to learn
foreign language especially ii IN advanced years. will
be abe 10 Judge of the difficulties connected there
with But we are co1peled Ia associate with those
by whom We ale understood AID whose feelings and
habits of lie are corgruous with ours full anaga-
NATION Of the German element with the native is IL
the first generation neither possible absolutely
needed Soon, ho6ever those people will accomm9-
date themselves 10 what is rt necessary, and some,
placed IN favorable circumstances, will, within short
time, progees SO far, that IN every respect they may
successfully compete with the naive born. In fact,
know rot few who have mastered the English
language III less than half the time it would take
a taeLted American to learn either German
or French or any foreign language. In the
Germans Of PenmyVania) Iecoioctlons are extn
guisheO, lings aud habits changed The mother Ian
guage Is perhaps still u'ed Ia the family circle aod
for CLulch service, although the English has become
the augUsge Of public intercourse. The original slnpb
city, Industry, economy and peise9ence appesr t. be
hereditary iE long ume; they ought never TO die
away.
Topersons who had been excluded from all political
action. brtd in country where there are no Opsn
courts ana where the whole ate machinery is kept
cret Om the eye5 O the pS0Ye laNipg been conhnedto
consa toll in the ay0cat IN that gave them bread,
1t is no ea,y task acquire q ful knowledge of the
nsti uous and laws VI this cOunTy particularly whle
they lave tc rtGive with all Their power to get foot
hold IN the New Worl. a term Of hve years prooa-
ton is inCerd not long enough N Mauy cases. Yet
would to tac utmost oppose duy pro ongaipn oi that
ttrm-ffst, because great many of ny country ymen
IL i-s than tha. time fully prepared to exercise
their lie voters then, because lcrger term
would discourage the larger portion from making any
Efforts t0I their sei quaint atom ana last not least,
because thousands of YOU native citizens approac.
and oaLoidy speakng, how many there who
give theu vote WITH fuli understanding Of
what il sigrics with AZ Independently lorna judg
men without precOnceptious aud f se iWpres 5ions
on without beng influenced by oilers 1, cannot be
denied tt0', u Prescott state # culture politics
made AID conducted by the few AID the mass have t.
ratify oply; that Is, they have to choose between
autagonisc lcaaois, and will follow the whOse
ssgacity or honesty they most-5hough often err0-
reOusly-depcLd, or the one Who best unders auds 10
arouse ana t.ter their preudlces. Thus only Il the
to of fi.al dt-Irs fp lie
if be not pleasing one IN every resp ct Tai c4nno
l.. asouatiy lc aec1D-i to &" foreign infIerce,' OF
which, Oh the whole very little s pe!ceptio!e bat to
native defccuQes. Now saT, sye tie Immigrant
the priyltce which, is withheld from othei T. seek
aud follow the advice End ic rmatlon OF TIE ore be
thinks fttt 5t Let him. who had 20 much 10 sscr1ce,
enjoy tae satisfaction and mauy feeling oi-id this
Notwithstanding Lls oSn choice and using his rlsnt
IKE o.hels. lie NAV elr-no less aad not more than
Others co-but be vii sci ION pu-pOsey misuse that
sacred iight, for he IS lot imbued yet with political
ntriguery, means t. act nonesty or toe con-
trary, he will strive, with al bis energies, TO become
moie and mere capable OF maklrg i1dicious choice
Thousan'- of my Gount yinen are already subscribers
10 anu readers Oi ELgsh paper and the extensive cir
cula,ion Of numerous Gernah papers, even among
the ees educated sss, paiuly show: thai they are
abxious to become thoroughly Informed.
In coDciuong my remarks upon this c.ass Os
Germsns would only adathst uOhlog in the worlds
more disgusting than the sight Of th ,7e few OF ny
couhtIyJen who imagining ina, thsr nativity = u't
10 BE- viped away, attempt rapaIy asAM.aHS
lNCIDscNc- 10 WHAT tHty COhr"0l eA"AOii " -
they hastily adopt Is generally of less value than what
is gwen :; they become foos Or even roTd.es, Ike
the aenr pstterrs, and justly discarded by ALL
IT, however within due length u tune, Oh the ahec-
n9psts and warm heart, on tne p-Jf)und sad steady
mind Of the German the enterpr..ing, bold and manly
spuit If the better American il grated know NO sof'
oi men that would be able To- accomplish more OF be
more respectable. Ear NE3i.
mi.sousI JuIe, 1870
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