The Melting Pot Is What Happens

Theodre roosevelt loved it, but he didn't like the lines in there about americans being lax on force or public corruption. So the playwright took it out as like, okego care enough to be happy, yeh ah. It also seems like the the play carried with it a cer of devise ive interpretations depending on who was thinking about the play. You know, is it preaching too much conformity on the part of the emigrant, or too much transformation on the parts of the nation?