From the N. Y. Evening Po.

NATIVISM,
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A writer in tie Boston Courier, whose COM
municaions are highly commended by the editor
OF that print. surpasses the rest of his kind in the
bigotry and bitterness Of his nafiveism He not
only deprecates the reception in this country of the
lower classes of foreigners, but he speaks of such
men as Paul Follen-an arniable but unfortunate
lover of lbrty, short notice of whom we published
the other day-ns "political lepers.'' Tho senti-
ment that "America is the asy urn of the oppres.
sed, the poor, aud the destitute" he regards
"miserabIe folly" to us most "rnistaken and
degrading doctrine


The writer then proceeds to inquire into the
remedy for the evils of immigration. He SAYS in
the outset


ut is not enough to deprive them (foregners}
OF the weapon with which they have already
pierced us. The frogs and the lice of Egypt came
not with arms in their hands. A strong man NAV
be crushed and smothered by the naked carcasses
of a mob. I'VE must. then establish ourselves
on broader basis than mere notification OF
these odious and now antiquated naturalization
laws. We want 10 lessen the quantity, wez.,S'
try TO improve the quality, Of the anip; ''"''o'
uSih which Esrops favors as. w~seea no more