Jasper Banner, Volume 3, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 October 1856 — Spirit of Abolitionism. [ARTICLE]

Spirit of Abolitionism.

—l have in my hand « memorial df the citizens of Massaj chusett|§fcetting forth at, some length the evjg of foreign immigration, •#orticußlly of Catholics, and proceeding at length to declare that a remedy for tho»e evils cannot fee found ip mix modification of the existifQ %ml ly, concluding, with a prayer that Congress would pass a Ta\V trtlposlng a Ji£a3tt*jf of ndt Ids* than tvfrofhundm! and, fifty dollars on every immigrant hqrqgfter arriving from any ioreign country;-together vrith suitable provisions lbr> returning the same on their the bill of the Senator from Mississippi, (Mr. Adams,) relative naturalization laws, was referred to the Committee bn the Judiciary, I movb tins memorial beYcferrcd to that committee. The mutidfr was then agreed to. — Washington Globe x Jan. 5, 1855. The above, wtyich is sent tq us by a correspondent, needs no comment, iurther thaa.it indicates truly tho spirit of Abolition Knoiy-N.hthing fanatics. What will our Gerjnnn fellow-citizens think when they are ‘told that This Mr. Sumner, the embodiment of the spirit of the above petition, and who presented it in the •Senate, is the same Sumner whom their Black Republican leaders, Has- _ saurek, Stallo <fc Co., would canonize into a saint? * * , —« Monster Democratic Meeting at Pouchke£fs!e. —The Democracy of New York State intend holding a, monster mass meeting at Poughkeepsie on the Ist pro*. The New York News says: “From, present appearances this will be the largest assemblage ever congregated in the Union. It may be safely estimated that 200,000 people will be present to raise their united voices for Ka h man and Breckinridge,, Parker an l. Vanderbilt. Some! twelve steameri have already been chartered to carry passengers from this vicinity. Spoakqrs from every State have declared their intention to be paesent.”