The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

conditions as may be thought proper
and cxpcdicnt for the well being Of The
republic.
The teachers Of the modern school
who claim 10 be the only Democrats OF
patriots in the country. admit that some
modification Of the naturalization laws
might be well cnrrgh' They take care
not to say how far they are willing to
go. Are they willing 10 extend peri
cd OF probation to twen'y-onc years. II
they are not, am II such laws we're
passed they could not affect those who
are already naturallzcd, and who enjoy
the full bcu, fits of our institutions. Nor
would it prejudice the claims of those
who might have reached the American
soil at the time OF the passage, or going
into operation 81 such laws. Such u
measure, | should think, ought To be
hailcd 10y mtnraliztd Foreigners, and
have commenced. with as much lpy AZ IT
they were native Americans. II not on
their own account, they should at least,
hail IT ON account Of their children The
foreigners who have been uaturallzcd IN
onr country are generally ui class
who would feel II II poor compliment
paid them to place convlcts and paupers
on footing Of equality with them /; or
30 say that such beings were entitled 'u
the considcra ions which are due the ma
turalizcd citizens.
lam an faror 81 erciad,ng fr0m oir shoyes
Jsr0oas ra0 odnRoi anne 10 he coHRtrv nth
q oeriikcntc from oHr cOpnidr agents IN the
eouatrp ,rhieh fhey icas, rePrcseai,Rg thsm as
prisons II good ota,0cfer; or If they have
been guilty of political offences in their
country, to state the same, that proper
allowance might bc made by our Gov.
crnncut. ! am becoming suspicious Of
the teachers III these days Of UNITARIAN
politics And before ! enlist under the
leaders Of mode,n Democracy ! wish to
know of them whether they stand on the
Jack son or Calhoun platform. Between
their platforms there was an essential
difference Jacksons was the Coustitu-
ton AID the Union This is the plat
form upon which | stand and II, as has
been asserted the American party is
down the battle over, and victory won,
shall only feel mortified to witness at
my period h life, after having looked
upon so may vicisSitud"s Of my country,
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