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Immigrants from any where; but we are willing
10 receive, and we will welcome with cord in
hospitality, those who come to US because they
admire and love our institutions, and respcct our
national character, and who bring to US scientific
knowledge and mechanical skill, and refinement
in manners, and tasto in the elegant arts, or who
are in any way qualified to add to our social
improvements or our national prosperity and great.
ness"


Having thus established the rule that gentlemen
from abroad may occasionally have the high privi-
ese OF visiting us. he proceeds to unfold the pract.
cal part of his system. Here it is:


"What can we do to exclude those who can prove
but a curse and pollution, and to admit those
whom we can safely permi, to share with us our
Patrlmony, who are educated-who have skill as
mechanics-who are capable of becoming intel.
Ilgent farmers, or anything but burden and pes,
to society! Why, my dear sir, put n protective
duly on these articles, OF twenty-five dollars a
head. Dearly as love the present tariff system
would gladly compromise with the chivalry,
give it all up, and take in return their votes for
this restriction. If decent and reputable people
wanted 10 risH the country only, they should be
entitled TO debenture when they were read to leave
1t; so none can cav at my plan on that score.''


According to this whg the tar # must be given IL D
as hopeless, business, and the most despotic na-
ivslm made to take its place. The cherished obiec,
OF whIg abor for more than a q ua rter of century.
is to be aba ndoned for the snke of miserable ex.
Pedlent, taken up in moment Of disappointment.
hat strong devotion to principles this course dis.
plays! 1elt is characteristic of the career of the
whig party from the beginning.