Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03
Mr.. Peter Limerick Desires TO be Heard
on the Subject Of Immigration His
YieBs at Length, In Shert. 81.


Mister Edites-, ard "mt frcfdsn Of awl per
ssCasiGas:
l am alad that Generel Harden has pro-
nounst his vews In so abel comm unica-
shion. Tha are mine. / adopt them. AS
the speshel reporter Of the sentrei demi-
cratick commftty of the United Stats,
approve them ritten remarks of the Generel.
In fackt, hav cut copy of them out OF
nusepaper and afixt mi offlshel signature
onto the back thereof and filde the hole
ava too be preservde as a astupendns relickt
In the arkkives ofour neshencl demicratick
party.
mite all 0 fu observations too the truly
CRATE work of Generel Harden and doc
so. What sa is meerly as comitary noats
on the originel.
But, first, remark that Generel Har-
dem and mi views also, too be vel under
stood must be comparde with grate organ
nick principles. In one sense, we take
ground aginst the old American doctrine
that it wus rite for us whites-Irish and
Dutch-too cum over under the Iced Of
Columbus and settle onto the country,
and drive off the ingens. The support of
that doctrine wus, that there wus more
room than the ingens Good oceupi, and that
tha workt almost no land at all, and knu
nothing about making whisky, and so
fourth and hense, we had rite too move
onto the situation 1t must be bornde I'm
mind that, as equivalent fur driving the
ingens out of the cuntry, We interduced
the Niger into it. Well, up too the time
the Government supprest us, we prosperd
finely; and bi the ade of Generel Frank
Pee Blare in the Sennett, and the crate
and good work Affected bi the Legislature
of this Stait, and other triunphfs of a like
charackter folloing and to folio, we will
yit doc wei.
But this thing of emigrashion must be
stopt. If not, the most dier consequences
too the demockrasy will be emminently
unavoidable. 30
A large majority of this emigrashan
gose rite intoo the republicken party. 1t
fit mostly with that party in the late war,
in which VIC made the effort too make
slavery q perpetual institooshian. But
fur this imigrashian element the richious
cause of US of the South mite have suck
seeded. Now, for the same reasan, the
infiucks must be stopt, or il will be next
too impossibel for us too get our lost cauze
so resereckted up as too make 1t para
mount. If voters of sich kind, skiin,s as
the original states it, fluids intoo the Stait,
Of what use will the grate case of 'Smith
We. es. Brazzletown" and others like il be
unto US? Simply Fun tawl.
Thare must bee @ end too awl things, and
llllS HliSfdsuldh HUM SI1tCQllN nav It's
eend. That is, for while it was rite for
the people too come over frons the Did
world too find good homes hear ackting
under the argument that the world was
made for the people In it, no matter wher
tha was bornd, and that freeman had
rite to go wher tha pleased, SO tha obade
the laws.
But now the thing has got too take a
turn. 1t must for the sake of over pecu-
lier demokrasy; the edducationel tennetts
of which is we'll set fourth bi General Har-
den's CRATE Stait paper-for so it is. Nol-
edge must be kept ava from them that it
is nesessary for us too fiji the phase of over
nigger slaves with. And, we feeders of
the South, must have niggers Of sum kind,
comparatively speaking, till we arrange
too return over abnormel black niggers
too thare normel slave condishen.
Over true Demockrasy has CRATE work
before 1t. 1t must squelsch evry thing in
the shape of comon skule sistems. Awl
onor! too the wize and abel members of
the Stait's present house and Sennate.
Their work has been well dun. Awl tina
lackt Of making too themselves trooly
CRATE names is the failure too withdraw
the agricultural skript funds, so as to al
low ther investment in the establishment
of first elias dis-Tills.
- - PETER LIMERICK.