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fdy. The possibility Of that perfdy should make ou
rulers pause when the foreigner, speaking ou
language, knocks at their gates for office.


Earnestly do call public attention to the extraordi-
nary spectacle presented of this country holding out In
ducemsnts to foreigners to occupy places of trust
whereby they acquire an intimate knowledge of our
weakness or our strength. When least think OF it
our dearest rights and liberties will be forever rescued
from our hands, and by those to whom could easily
point the finger of warning.


We have omitted part of the naturalization paper,
account of its length.