, 1859-09-23

catching it right and left, from all quarters
and all parties, on the score Of its policy re.
specting naturalized citizens. Even Tamma.
ny Hall, that ancient bulwark and stronghold
of Democracy, has cut loose from its ALE
glance, and denounces Buchanan and his
Cabinet as Justify as anybody. The tone o
the press everywhere is the same; there is
not found one bold enough to undertake to
defend the Administration, or to dissent from
the voice of the nation at large. The verdict
Of condemnation is unanimous.
John Mitchell, the celebrated Irish Patriot.
and late editor Of the SOGthern Citizen, is
filed with disgust, and talks of casting his
lot in some foreign cline, where he may enjoy
that protection which is denied him in the
United States. Since Gen. Cass and Judge
Blacks triple-headed manifestOs, Mitchell has
spoken with more than his usual power, and,
in late number Of his paper, publicly apOl.
Ogizes to the American party for ever hrving
sssailed them; charging upon the Admins
tra.ion, that while the Americans have aban.
doned their ground Of hostility to the adopted
citizens, the Administration have practically
occupied it. A few extracts from this terri
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a. ~. nv Kro- ~ ~ TosS;0". sra
r;rht ali he time. and 70 retract whatever we
may have heretofore said against that philosOphi-
cal body Of men. Our language In dealing with
ne AmsI.ccn pasSy S.na. uae ean 70 lcege, ,: De
- -. ~ AZ Il S.cI. 81 n mn. thosh ~ w so"s ~
arainst the stomach, and must digest d IS Best
We may ct our leisure.
~NOthing can 6e palmer Than that u g ioreign
n...,s,,.a = o.. hons s ~ y. ....nIi.. n.'
or military ssrvice or civiI seryiee or anv otber
service duty, or obligations 70 any sovereign, he
is not fit 20 be an American citizeni ought not
~ y % enuu..ea vl'n vo.s stlll - WIN = q
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We request he American party, then--.the only
rational and consistent Americans We are aware
oi-'o accept our resPectial apologies
The revised doctrine Of the Administration,
enunciated By Attorney General Black, Mtehel
calls The invention Of those helpless psoE old
creatures who, for our sins, are now affecting as
He hnds much difhculty in understanding andez
planning Il to his readers-but concludes Il 70 Be-
about this That our naturalization laws do
operate 70 discharge man rom the duties Of his
allegiance before ccrtain wear Of his aee--aaia
critical u,,iod AZ Iis. "a d.n,,na hov.v., - m
u. = y - = ,-s-, !,
e'P-a ~ s,e VIZ ~ '6n-AA eoenAy tn-s
he comes here and gets naturAlized before be q
sdEa1ed, why then We win protect him 10 The
| ends a the earth. hut II afler he 4 sdraaed ,
- a.~n. s--. S-.a..--s -a.-.S---.--,-
1eEtlcc FROM Wnicn y loloWA myBi Mlienel,
that Il laws should BE- made IN Prussia o. Ihn-
oV,r lhnt oVcrV male chIld |. born hirh urivnfa
m the ,rnv h; ~ !, -. -, s,,sh h,sd h,,.h,
!. -. . -. s,',-
y nn country ueseIter. ana tniss ne
my4 3 actually the case. Every male child b
registered: and n he lives. and ,oksrsusv he
Ivss n, Am.,,., A. ...,s..
!. s - -, !, - s.', - ~. ~.
- y. '.''A -ne " sls.e =. nls on.nS que
% hls sovereign ~ the munieipallaWsof Prussia
and Hanover And q hWsre not % alSsudy, Il
wnnId 4. s,av a. N, K,.v A. p,n.u,. a, - ~.
80 !. - 4 Z. q. =. 4. .-,,---...1 -.
~. y ''--s = = y snp.o ..u--ns~ Asol,
That moment M Caas and Attorney General
Black are ready 70 admit that The emirrnnt d n
ahreonaor ana derurfer. and anahk a ~ nun.
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IL, g1.l .5 s5 ~
1ho bIloWing 3 the clnclnioD o. his agliils =
aNr. Blnck. indeed. declares n ore piana thsk
no local hu1 q Hsaavor ar1in.i en- rtnfion c1n
avail % make n.fu.ss n.lion n Amcrica VOID :.
ar1in1f he Kinr of Hrnovor. vef adnils the
| VSiiiiv of tho King of Hnnovssi1 militia lrWs
aEain1i IN American CITIZEN. Whv q how
American citizenship i o Be god SsAlnss ssT-