The Duty of Native Americans in the Present Crisis
The Duty of Native Americans in the Present Crisis
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It bids high for the for- eign ami Eoman Catholic vote. Its plan is to rise to power through the aid of the foreign population and the abolitionists. How can Americans who have sworn to restrain of repress the influence of for- eigners in our government, engage in a political enterprise, ^^hich, if successful, will increase that influence a hundred fold, and make it the paramount power to which all else must yield '!
That this compact does exist between Eepublicans and foreigners, is proved by ...one significant fact. When a committee from a self constituted Convention in Xew York, composed of a small faction of Americans, desired admission to the Ee- publica-n Convention, then in session in Pliiladelphia, for purposes of conference, they were refused, and treated with in- sult and scorn. And why '! Because, said Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, "if we re- ceive these Americans, with their obnox- ious principles tve shall lose the foreign votes. " Then howin the name of consisten- C3'. 'i 1 honor can we Americans give our suSrages to place in office the candidate of a part3', which insultingly tells us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It bids high for the for- eign ami Eoman Catholic vote. Its plan is to rise to power through the aid of the foreign population and the abolitionists. How can Americans who have sworn to restrain of repress the influence of for- eigners in our government, engage in a political enterprise, ^^hich, if successful, will increase that influence a hundred fold, and make it the paramount power to which all else must yield '!
That this compact does exist between Eepublicans and foreigners, is proved by ...one significant fact. When a committee from a self constituted Convention in Xew York, composed of a small faction of Americans, desired admission to the Ee- publica-n Convention, then in session in Pliiladelphia, for purposes of conference, they were refused, and treated with in- sult and scorn. And why '! Because, said Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, "if we re- ceive these Americans, with their obnox- ious principles tve shall lose the foreign votes. " Then howin the name of consisten- C3'. 'i 1 honor can we Americans give our suSrages to place in office the candidate of a part3', which insultingly tells us.
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