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We continue to receive from New Orleans IN
formation Of the most cheering character. There
at least our frends-ihe friends of our cause, are
in earnest putting their shoulder TO the wheel, and
with united zeal, energy, and ability, moving on
ward. With all the high chivalry, and all the
ardent feeling which an object SO patriotic should
excite, they are calling upon the natacc cafaSens
to press upon Congress the importance OF that OBJ
;ect. and not to look back till it is fully accom-
pshed in the repeal of the laws of naturalization.


Tn the far west too, III Missouri, and Illinois,
the fire is beginning to kndle. And well may it
spread like the fires Of their own prairies. II we
look at the population pouring in upon them' aud
500 them-the inhabitants of distant lands, reared
under different laws, educated in different schools
with neither the theory nor the practice Of that re-
ouIated liberty, our boast, pride and sateguard,-
forming separate communities, speaking their Sc
yeral languages, teaching it in schools, keeping 1t
in its purity in their Justices offices, and IN their
pulpits-nourishin their prejudces, and entalllng
their nationaities on their children; II we look at
these things, and trace out their probable conse-
ouences: we wonder still more and more at the
indifference of the native citizens within whose
borders all these things are continually done.


We rarely open paper from that vast anu ief'
tile land waered by the tributaries OF the Mlssis-
spp. that we do not see daily illustrations OF the
dangers against which we have been warned by
the fathers of our government as likely to grow
ont of our laws Of naturalization. We see colo


Ill, Iop w
ther know, nor can be made TO understand the
laws under which they live, while they exercise
the right of making, and executing them. we
see them still segregated from the land OF then
adop,on-still distinct people-still cherlshlng
all the habits, and tastes, and feelings OF their 'a
,;ue Innd-still actively alive to its interests ano
looking back to it as their home, and poinuhg
tbe;r children to it with unmitgated iervor as the
close Of life begins 10 take from them the hope o.
rev;st;nu ;t-and vet we have these men to make
laws for us. True they have not yet the power
- do much harm-their number is yet too small
but they plant daily seeds of lrreverence lor ou'
holy bond of Union, and SOW broadcast socia
sneculations utterly destructive ol the principles
Of our government, and keep in active operation
interests and affections antagonist TO the iorma'io'
of distinctive national character they are
among us, vet noTof us. They may have liberty
on their lips, and visions of it in their minds
and the love of freedom in their hearts; but IT Is
NOT our liberty-it is not our freedom it is no
the great good of the many based upon the eter
nal and immutable truths lying at the foundation
ofour government. The former they know no
thing of-the latter are to them sealed oooks' a'e
thew have with us no community OF interest," nc
identity of feeling-save and except protection te
themselves under the sheltering wings OF ou'
Eagle.