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try Of their birth, and swearing allegiance to ano
ther country, and from the latter, making wal
upon, and invading the Territory OF the former.
We find them passing through our land stirring
up their friends and countrymen to the same
course. And we are called upon to yindicate,
shelter, protect, and rescue them as our country
men, and to plunge this country IN war Tor their
sake. Have we no power TO guard against this
evil?


To all this, we answer, pass law granting ma
turalizalon to every foreigner who shall, within
a limited time, avail himself of it, and forever al
ter debar them from every thing but qualified ci-
tzenship.