INFLUX OF FOREIGNER )
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An arucle IN the New 7 York journal of
Commerce. based on statistical authorizes
gives the whole number OF foreigners arrh
wing III our country IN thirty SIX years, end
ing with 1916, as 100000, averaging Gill
per annum. DUNG l5 years ending Jan
uary |, 1874 there arrived IN New 4ork
alone 6S4. .499, averaging 1858 per an-
mum. During the II 81 seven OF these years
the average Was 33 800 and dufiug the last
eight years 81, 1877. La these 3 years the
total imi grafton into the United State is es
minated at 100000 averaging 66, ,666 per
annum, which Is eleven times greater than
the average OF the thirty six years ending in
1916


We call attention 10 the above astounding
article; the empire of China, wiki lis 800,
100000 OF inhab bilanls, would be over whelm-
ed with such an avalanche annually increa-
sing, in time. Is it 'expedient is 1t 'neces>
sary' to permit this immense ifruplion OF
Eufope's cast off popuIation2 Inc good
and vIrtuous the industrious and talented OF
all countf les nine out of ten. 40 aoeU at
home. We admit that perhaps. one ia ten
deserrlng In every respect, seek a foreign
land honestly aitn the best aud most honor
able intentions and objects; we admi: that





country are honest aud good, and would
make most excellent citizens-bat the vast
majority. What composes ii? Can any
man OF common understanding common
sense, the most ordinary Information, be mis-
taken2 2-Wh ho is so ignorant as not to know
that any nation on Gods earth, would be
better without such additions to their popu-
lauon! Nine-tenths OF those shovelied in
upon US for the last fifteen years, amounting
TO 90o,OO0, are sucl as cannot benefit US in
any possible way; they are blight, a curse,
plague spot IN the Union; the acc liable
part are used by demag gogues by traitors,
villains and enemies oftne country, to de.
stroy our fair and heavenly institutions: to
oppose law, order, Religion, the Constitu.
tion and Unioni they are miserably ignorant
or miserably dfpraved. and are the easy, pli-
ant, and supple tools of Foreign despots.
We beg our countrymen generally, Wings
and Democrats. to give this little artic lie a
serious thong gh:-they will be called upon
to act ere long VtckS6urg Constitution.
aLiSt