THE GREAT QUESTION.

THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.
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We are asked dozen times a day. why
we do not open our batteries upon the
great question, the modification oflhe NAT
URALIzATIoN LAws2 Patience, friends pa
tience We are not yet out of the din and
smoke of the stirring contest through which
we have just passed. We have not yet had
time to make report of the killed, wound
ed and missing. We are loo much occu-
pied with the results of the past-too much
fevered with anxiety as to what has bees
done, to think calmly of what remains to be
performed There is a time for all things.
and in due season we shall give all proper
attention TO the great and paramount ques-
ton ofthe day. We are embarked underline
broad ensign of our country, the AmerlcaS
stars and stripes, and that flag shall never be
lowered while we have strength 10 speak
word or WELD pen. W may say, ho wever.
to those who are determined to be with US
IN sustaining american interests, American
rights and American honor, by AmeraeaR
hearts and american hands, without foreign
dictation and foreign votes. that the signs
throughout the length and breadth OF the
land are most auspicious! That salutary
modification of the Naturalization Laws, Is
to be the great raliying cry of the Amerlc-
an people, independent of dema9 ogueS and
partisans there can be no SORT 81 d0n6H
We see, hear and feel it, every day and hour
of our lives. The great deep of public o.
pinion, OF American opinion, is aroused, end
no human power can stay its onward prog
ressl The frauds. the perjuries. the violence
and villanies, which now disgrace our eiec-
tions, and poIlule our ballot boxes, are hav-
inc the happiest effect. They are opening
the eyes ofthe American people to the dam
ger which environs them. to the volcano
which slumbers beneath their feet. They
see and appreciate their peril; they are de-
termined to act promptly, fearlessly and en-
ergetically. The cause is one which ap'
peals to the strongest feelings and the warm
est sympathies of the American people, and
they will not cannot, dare not hesitate, lie
who filters in this great movement, IS re
creant to the land which gave him birth
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