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A New MERIr IL FoaEIGNz7s.-ihe
other day, in the U. 5. Senate. Hr FOSTER
a Senator from New York BY Execu lie
appointment so5erly presented the doctrine
that foreigner in this country has a good
if no, better right to citizenship. than 2
native, because the after Is citizen by ne.
cessity--,he former from choice. Carr,
this doctrine out; AMI the mln who inherit.
an estate has m better title to IL than an,
oiher iniividua'; and this is an Issue. tha
we are panied To believe. viii soon be mldc
in this country II is not 70 he eupP,scC
shores, VIII rest satisfied with Their co,l;.
ton when they shall, by their numbers AMI
influence. have acquired the power of votin.
the property of others into their own posses
sion.


Congressional ticket in support of this
principe af' ag-arian robbery, has already
been nominated in Baltimore. The pr,-
lect now being agiia,ed in Congress. to re-.
duce the price of the public lands TO p cents
per acre. TO pre- einptioners. is but half n
step removed from this. The next step will
be to give them away without price anI
the next will probably be TO divide out the
line farms owned and occupied by the orig
inal settlers and natives ofthe soil. or To cy
pei them from their occupancy altogether
10 order TO make room for the con1uerinr
Huns. .-Louisriile Courier.