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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-10

NAvAL.-The U. S. ship John Adams, S.
ii. Stringhan, ESQ. Commander, arrived at
New York on Friday evening last, from
Port Mahon, whence she sailed on the 9th
of March, having left Gibraltar on the 7th
of that month, and the island of St. Thom-
as on the 24th ultimo. The officers aud
crew are all well. Left at Port Mahon, U.
;. frigate Constitution, Commodore Elliott.
The U. S. ship Fairfield, Commander
Mayo, went to sea from Hampton Roads,
Oh the 25th ult., bound on the coast of Bra
lZil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-10

The ArmoTy built by the Artillery Companv in
Clarke street, which we visited for the first time
since its completion, on Election day, is truly no.
bic and spacious building for that purpose I,is
substantially built of rough granite stone, one s,o-
ry high, and makes a large Hall, of fifly-scven
ieet 10 length, tweny-seven in breadth, and sixteen
ieet high in the centre of the ceiling which is arch
ed being much larger than the Masonic Hall, or
any other in town.
We were pleased to hear that the General Assem-.
bly, on Saturday last, in consideration that the
Company had arms belonging 10 the State, which
the building is intended 10 contain, appropriated
TWO hundred dollars to relieve the Company from
part OF the debt incurred in its erection.
Its size and very elgable location, make it fine
place for exhibitions, concerts, ect, for which pur
poses we understand, the Company will let it oc-
casionally, when no, in use by them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-10
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 10. 1897.

The General Assembly convened in this
town on Wednesday last, and having got
through all the business requiring imme-
diate attention, adjourned on Saturday
morning to meet here again on the 10Th of
June.
Our readers will find an abstract of the
proceedings in our preceding columns,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-10

The New York Committee of Nj erchants have e.
turned from Washington. We learn from the Jour.
nal of Commerce that on their arrival at the seat Of
government they addressed note to the President,
requesting an Interview, to which they received an
answer, naming two o'clock a convenient time for
the interview, but suggesting that TO avoid all mis-
apprehension, the President desired that the COM
municaton of the Committee on the business OF
The committee repaired to the White House at the
time appointed, and were received by the President
MIR. Forsyth and Mr.. Woodbury.. The Commit
tee read and then presented TO the President a
paper setting forth their views, to the OF
the present distress in the commercial world, and
requesting arepeal OF the specie circular, call of
Congress, and a suppression of suits on bonds
The paper was courteousIy received, and the Presi-
dent expressed his sympathy for the suerings which
were endured, but said that the Committee would
hardly expec. him to concur with them to the eau
ses of the distress. In the written communication
subsequently made to the Committee, the President
said that he did not think it expedent to rescind the
circular and that he thought call of Congress at the
present time would be nexpedient. The subject OF
the suspension of suits reserved Tor investigation
to the state ofthe laws, and farther consideration
but the Committee was assured that the result should
be made know without delay, through the collector
Of the port ofNew York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-10

The VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-The n. Y.
| Commercial Advertiser thinks that the re-
suit is not very consoling to the wings.
The Globe of Monday, says -" We give
| the few election returns received from Vir-
ginia, and, as far as they go, they show an
accession to the strength Of the admins
tration in every quarter. In Henrico, the
county in which Richmond is, one of the
bit,erest of the wings, who if we remember
rightly, was put up by the first panic, has
fingered on only to be put down in the Sc
cond panic.
! in Amherst, whence the editor of the In
telligencer last week had dreadful panic,
ascribing the fall Of tobacco, &c. to the acts
of the administration, and giving earnest
that the people would not endure such op-
preston, the democratic candidate has car
ried the election by a large majority.
This is the seat of power of old Mr.. Gar
land, federalst, who for many years car
ried all before him there. In Jefferson,
late an opposition county, the friends of the
administration have elected a member
They have also had great gain of the pop
ular vote in Fauquier The county was
lost last year by more than one hundred
votes; the democrats were within fourteen
votes of succeeding at the present election.
In Fairfax for the first time, we believe, the
democracy has succeeded. From these in.
dications, we have no doubt that Virginia
has, like Connecticut and Rhode Island,
taken up the new administration with IN
creased strength, and will give to the policy
which SO gloriously triumphed under the
auspices of the late Chief Magistrate, fresh
impulse under those of the present."
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
NEW GQODS,

TUST rec,d ner etenntae (,inax = l.,.e II
r. meI, NJ nARDV lREs T:,j}.i.r.SsSsv II MI
srATIONERY: - svsr. de.sr,,;a 49, n;;..Sas.I
in New Orle.Is 5.d co.,,nr;.;,,s 4, a., X e,,S.
! ing ar.;cies VIZ. - 70 ~ 's'A'I"
Collins, b,o.d aid shdnn;s /. s@..
cba;ns as.,i n.,sm, cr.s ,;,.. =, 49, ...As.;'S
hoes coffee mills co,., h.ll. ..,.,.., ....S
names n.;I,.n,r..., ..a..s."ss p,sssn
hand saws M,n;,l. ,.sa;.. 49, ~ ~ 49,.
ro,,o, ,ns. ,a.;s les smu Du so.s
Aims Whit. ,;s a. ~: g.ssus i.
snurs nail Ia ~, 80 .ssa
nj. :. w. s.,;. 'p.AS sosA
wh;,,s a Sp": pe,1uss'uM capss e.na pspsss h,as
nj, pasH pms, notse presnes; m.n saws rat msI}
ch;s,s %. .'a" saw mes; norse sasfss socket
oidSses Sdtess cupOO1rdS cit6tt{ trunk. 01e
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

ENHMA.--.By LADY or DU pUaUE.
From maize proceeds my frst-My second lie a
scene,
on study, love, or mirth-aud sometimes of spleen
Ny whole's cho ice regale, for those who know my
worth,
And showers, and cleaning suns, will best promote
my birth.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

Tic term 6ucKER, in the West, means nothing
more nor Less than an inhabitant of Illinois, and
arose from the circumstance Of the hunters and
travellers carrying hollow reed and when in wan,
Of water, ON the prairies, they had nothing to do
but to seek the burrowing hole OF the land crab,
at the bottom of which there is always water ln-
to this hole the reed 10 thrust aud the thirsty trav-
eler, applying his mouth to the end of the tube,
sucks up present supply Of tho indispensable cl-
ment-sotns,imes neither clear nor savory, but al
ways welcome. In our good old Pennsylvania,
sucker is different species Of the same genus,
and is understood 10 be man not particularly fond
Of water, though ,cct soul--not deep dri"ker,
but always al it: tavern lounger: lover Of
selma ps-smallels whatever and every de-
nomination. -L.ancaster Journal.
This 10 small mistake, Mr.. Journal. Tho
term of SUCKER was given to tho inhabitants Of
Illinois, BY the Miners in these upper regions, iiom
the resemblance between them and tho species Of
fish called "s.ckcrs, coming up in the spring aud
returning in tho fall-The State Of lllinois is too
well wasered, to render such schemes necessary to
rot a drink Of water.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
BURROWS & JENNINGS,

No. IS, Main st, st. Louis.
"AVE in store and offer for sale OH liberal
III tems-Prime New Orlsns Sugars,
Java, Havana, Rio and Mocha Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson aud Black
Teas,
Soap, candles, spices, chocolate, tobacco and Sc
gars in great vafety,
Snuis, cap and letter paper, wrapping do. playing
cards,
Raisons, currnm, almonds, pickles, preserves, syr-
ups, swee.meats, candies, Bordeaux and Lucca
oil olives,
Anchovies, capcr SAUCES, ppos, coco, Spanish
sweet chocolate,
Salt peter, alum, salts, mustards, indigo, madden,
Nutmegs, rico, salt, baskets, brushes, &c. &c.
With large assortment Of wines and liquors,
embracing every variety.
Sept. .. 4w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
BURROWS e JENNINGS,
NO. 95, MIN STREET; 81. LOUIS,
"AVE in store, and received by recent al.

NO. 95, MIN STREET; ST. LOUIS,
"AVE in store, and received by recent al
loo bbls. American brandy,
so ar. casks Sweet Malaga,
4Oqr. do. Dry do.
100 Or. do. Sicily, Mars. T. Canary Madeira,
5)qr. do. Tsncriffs and Lisbon Wine,
90 ar. do Sweet Wines, Samos, Muscat, DC,
90 butts old Madeira, Of the most sup. qualities,
10 do. pale, brown Il gold Sherry, do do.
20 do. superior Por, wine, @
5 do. pure juice do.
20 pipes O.ard, Seignetts 4 Cosnac brandy,
10 do. Champaigne brandy, Of sup, qaalit's.
~ do. London dock do.
"a do. Pafe Cosnac, vintage Of ti6l5,'
10 do. Holland Gin, Swan, Fish, AMI Pine
10 brls. Old peach brandy, Apple brands,
10 do. do. Monongahela whisksy,
puncheons old Irish do.
s IS ST. Croix rum,
1 I" 6 Jamaica do.
9 6 Antigua do.
% (" 8. N.Orieans do.
100 brls. American cordials, variety Of Aayors,
30 do. do. gin,
900 baskets Champagne wine, lavoritc brands,
20 casks Hook wines,
so boxes Muscat do.
100 do. fine Madeira, Sherry, and Port wines
Of celebrated vintagos and importation, and a.
mosgst which will be found soma % the finest wines
imported into this country, with variety OF Bor-
gundy, Clsrot and light wines.
Sept. 9. 4w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
RICHMOND. W. IT,

HNHlS new town, destined to rank with the frsl
Il in the far famed West, is situated on the
Great Maquoketa, three miles from It's mouth inn.
mediatey on the fret point OH tho hlu6s, and %
miles from Galena in liinoi., and like IL il access
sbe for steam boots at almost any stage Of the wa
ter. Its site is beautifully elevated and scenery
surpassed by few in tho Western country. A prai.
RE off richest mould, stretching to the sds aloi3s
tho river almost far as the eye reach, which wt
its adjacent fine wood lands and pure springs, rom
dor it at once desirable location 10 ill that look
for rich soil, health, and convenient materials for
building. Nothing further need be said for this
town than that it must become the depot for the ups
per trade of the upper Maquoketa country, JUST
ly celebrated in tho great garden of the West
Tho Proprietors Of Richmond arc aware that ID
mong new towns have of late been laid OF Of mi;
nor importance, and crowded on the attention Of
the people, that they respectfully invite all t. sxi
anime for themselves: and they pledge themselves
give all reasonable encouragement to actual setJ
lers. RILEY MCPHERSON, Richmond.
J. HORTON ROSE, Bellview,
Aug. =. lU-4 Proprietore,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

WESTERN EMioRANr AND HIsToRIAN OF TINES
IN the WEST, is the title of a monthly periodical
Of 10 pages, published ut Montrose, w. 4. by Tn
Gregg, Esq, the first number of which we received
few days since. This periodical, as its title in-
dicates, is devoted the interests of the cmissan,
and contains many selections of incidents in tho
West, aswell as geographical descriptions. The
terms are two dollars per annun, in advance, with
liberal deductions to clubs Mr.. G. has had con-
siderable experience Of the tolls and troubles incl
dent upon settling upon the Western prairics, and
from his known taste and requirements as writer,
we think his Magazine will be well worthy tho pa
tronage Of the public.
1t is proposed to published at tho same Office, in
addition to the Western Adventurer, Chro icles
ofshe North American Savages, containing sketch
Is Of their Ancient and Modern History, Religion,
Traditions, Customs, and Manners, Laws and Re-
g,llations, Language and Dialects, Medicine, Bio
graphy, &c. together with Typographical Sketch-
es Of the country west Of the Mississippi and north
Of the Missouri Rivers. Edited by l. GALLAND,
at two dollars in advance.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

CEr Our paper Of to-day is rather too much oc-
cupied with Church matters. We hope our cor
,cspo,demts will hereafter be less curious in max
ing enquiries, if all the fiscal concerns Of matters
are TO be published at our expense.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

AT a meeting Of the citizens of Green Bay,
VIM. Dickinson, Esq. was nominated as cam
dldate 10 fill the vacancy in the Council from
Brown county, occasioned by the resignation
OF II. s. Baird, and C. c. Sholes, editor of
the Democrat, in place Of A. G. Ellis, resign
ed. A correspondent Of the Democrat, places
the name Of A. J. Irwin before the people as
candidate for the Council.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
.NOTICE.

rrAyING so,d ou. my Grocery in the town
Ia Of Du Budus, s.scse who arc osving small &C I,
eos;,ts win please ca and settle the same with >.
P Mana !. Who will continue business in the same
NONE IA Is authorised % receive the SANE:
"' = So : ALPHONSO BOONE.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

nrwov as..rhe office Of the ssIosva
News, has been removed 70 newly
finished building ON Locust street, op.
posite the residence 81 Judge LOCK.
weed. w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

Alta regular meeting of the Board Of Trustees
Tor the town of Du Buque, held ON Saturday, Sept.
"a, 1877, Ihos. 4. Fasstt elected President OF
the Board, for the unexpired term Of Office Of T. S.
Wilson, Esq. resigned.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

PlaArIcAL.---The Savannah Georgian Of the
9th inst. saws that the ship Rhode Island, late
Capt. Schroeder, put into that port in distress,
reports having on the 29th ult. 10 lat. 26, long.
III, spoke the schr. Tantivy, from New York
for Mobile, and supplied her with bread and
water. The Tan.iyy, 8 or 10 days previous,
had been boarded by piratical brig painted
black, with about $50 men, who robbed her
Of all her provisions, water, &C., even taking
the clothes off the backs Of the men Of the Tan
ivy, and stabbing the captain in the head, and
wounding two other men.
The Rhode Island reports further, that on
the Sd inst. in lat. 81 ~, long. 70 w. spoke
brig Monument, Of and for New York, and re-
anested her TO keep company with her until
she got to Cape Hatteras, which the Capt: OF
the Monument refused, and bore away, leaving
the Rhode Island with the union down, the
shin on her beam onds, with 6 feet Of water in
HER hold, and all her hands at the pump. In
the hopes that her situation was misunderstood,
the weather being boisteTous, board was ex-
hibited on which was written in large letters,
s feet water in the hold. Notwithstanding all
efforts. the Monument bore away without rem.
I crinr any assistance, leaving the Rhode lsl-
and and crew 10 their fate.
- SPA
People NAV talk % They please about tho happj-
ness Of the reci, but asr all the working man who
u cot Of debt and has plenty 70 do has tho great
- cause % be contentsd. Happy IN the company
Ia his vito and children, and free from al anxiety
he GOES from his daily toll with tho satisfaction Of
knowing that the days labor will bring along with
4 enough 10 satisfy mis- wants and what further can
hs desire. He only knows what notary is BY hear
awd - ~ tktee OseIack, the sooner it comes
te nsassr hs will Ne 70 the end Of his daily toll
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
Du B,.quc, July Is, 1887. Z.
IllDCTOR PLUNIBE,

GRADUATE in the University Of Lsyaen in
vJ Holland, having been solicited By several q
his friends to continue in the practice OF Medi-
cine, bsgs leave to inform tho inhabitants Of Din
Buquc and The neigbborhood, that no may g coy;
snlted professionally every forenoon from 10 70 IL
O'Clock at Dr.. Mason's Store IN Main Street, and
a, his present residence in Water Street. Outing
the remainder Of the day.
DR., p. wishes Il to be understood that he limits biz
Midwifery practice 10 the town Of Du Buqus and
il immediate vicinity, and hopes that the expert.
encs Of forty years will entitls him 20 share o.
public patronage. s .a.s.
Du Buque July 20, 1887. y-lM.
N N election for seven Directors Of this lMssitu;
~ ton will take place according t0 ne Ehaf,
Ter. o., Monday the I'd day Of October nsxt. ~
election will DO held at the counting room Of "a.
Lockwood. ....... !. So J, ss.,.s
Du Buque, Aug. s, 1897. IO-te
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

ATUNHE subscriber has just received 1
IL i supply Of 80,
Kownnd's Tonic Mixture, 4 esrtain
84l.l cure for the Asue and Fever.
Worm Syrup, d superior remedy f6f
04MsD children troubled with worms
s,wains Panacea, Lamott's Cough Drops,
Whi.eheads Essence Of Mustard, for Rheuma-
.tism, Sciatica, Lumbago and Columbian Vegesa-
bio Specific for Consump.ons, Chlorin Took
Wash, Tamarinds &c.
Du Buu,,e. july Is, 1897. 7-3f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

Peas! Peas! Peas!
nnn Bushels Peas just received on cor
SVDU signmcnt, and for sale BY
FASSITT e. SHERMAN.
Sept. o. #
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

rs HEREBY GIVEN, to tho claimants aud
u owners Of the tract of land known as the
"HALF BREED TRACT"
on the west side Of the Mississppi, in Wisconsin
Territory, that petition will 10 presented At thu
next session" Of the Legislative Assembly for said
Territory, asking for the passage of law, to ena-
bic the to make partition of the said land,
between the claimants upon eqtable principles. -
All persons interested arc notified accordingly.
Mineral Point, July Z, 1887. 7-9t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

The New York bills on moaality shor tbaf r.
present. summer has been peculiarly fatal 10 chill.
.ireil under two ynars Within thd Inst ,kseS Hssk6
~ deaths hive occuraad, and I'M nlastor ia
week .Nas l30s 8s sss 81 81.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
Es(ray Horse

n LARGE Sorrel Horse was bfouGN IA 20 ms
~ BY the indians about the 16tk July. They
represented 10 me THAT they found him near tho
WaUbcscpinacon.
The horse IL large soTrcl, l6 hands high small
star ia the forehead, hpshot in the right hip, esbf
or nine yenrs old mud clumsy made. The owner
Is REQUESTED como aid pay the expenses and saks
him away. ANT. LIZ CL "a na
Davenport, AuG. s. 1897. elO-4t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
LIME FOR SALE,

LlWIE On OALG.
TNHE subscriber respectfully eahc citi-
|. III zcns Of Du Buqus and the Country,
that he has now on hand, and wi lAntly keep
sufficient quantity, Of good L. Tor 'he use q
= ''''' NICHOLAS cARRoLL,
Fountain Rl0H, Aug. ~, 1917 .azaa,
IcyUPER sfRIeT7 LINENS; ~ Y
~ Juuss a LII OIL ERR ALIxd
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09
TO RENT,

|NHE HOUSE row occupied by MI. Jon.
PLuMsE, jr., and lately whore the printing
Office was kept. For terms applyto
Sept. 2. Il p. QUIGLEY.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

II LARGE assortment Of Calicces AND e,ingn
A ans. some new and handsome patssins; 'o'
sAle by O'FERkALL q ''' III
Juno >. = e
Il IN Paria, ono evening viii, "A friend
reward the close Of the performance, seeing the
corner Of his friends handkerchief projecting from
the pocket, he dewitt out gently and cautiously,
and thrust it into his own pocket, intending n e.
muse himself for while with The owners vsxs-
ton when the loss should be discovsreds Al tIss
same moment snuff box was slippcl into HE
hand, and voice wlisperedin his GAR, III bog
pardon, sir, I did rot know you belonged 10 the
professions or would not have picked your locket,
Il is against my rule 10 practise OH i bfother.D
The SNIFF box was hisow,i; and he VS. echcIo,iis
enough 10 give his professional brother d NM M
he had better go away. lest he should 30 fccc6lx
ed by some Of the policemen. ~ N. Y. Ger
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

Of using the pine as valuable for it. lumber,
large forests Of the finest growth have been
destroyed by cutting them for the manufacture
of Spirits of Turpen,ine. We think the edi-
tor Of the Wing need entertain no fears of its
exhansting during our day, bu. that should he
live to,the good old age Of three score and ten,
ne may lay his mortal frame to rest within a
good pine coffin, and his grand children, in
their old age, listen to the roar ofthe north wind
as it passes through the tops Of the lofty pines.
Hon. Mr.. CLAIBoRNE.---Prior to the Mis-
lsissippi election, and even since. rumofs,---or
the assertions Of the Wings, amounting to the
same--were circulated, that this gentleman
was, and had proclaimed himself, in favor Of
a national Bank. Since his election, the Mis-
souri, Republican has given out that il knows
no opposition to him, considering him Bank
man. Mr.. c. has written an appeal to the
people Of Mississippi. declaring himself oppo-
sed to national Bank, which from its stern
principles, and the interest the people Of the
west feels in him, as the able advocate oftbeir
rights, and the reduction Of the price of the
public lands, we SHALL publish it next week.
r ALTON CRY CnAsrra ELrcr,os.---'fhe
Charter election for Mayor in the city of Alton,
~ noAl. Ia ~ = ~. ~ -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

f ALTON CRY CHARTER ELEcTIoN.----'fhe
Charter election for Mayor in the city Of Alton,
on the 26th ult. resulted in the election Of ].
M, KRuM, the Democratic candidate, by a
majority Of ITO over c. Howard, Wing. Out
of IL Aldermen elected, are Democratic.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09


the days Of the sages Of the revolution, for.
eigners were permitted to land on our shores,
and BY specified residence, and an oath Of
allegiance to our land, and renouncing all con-
troll Of the rulers Of the land Of their birth, en-.
joyed all the rights Of American born citizens
We frequently hear Of nobs attributed to Ger
tain nations ofmen, mostly Of Irish, which is
in measure, the result Of such treatment
Mobs, coming from what country they may,
should be put down by the strong arm Of the
Law. The emigrants from any foreign coun.
Try may, ~ the persecution Of the American
PeoPJs, bceome united as band, and the ma.
ture Of mankind Is, to seek revenge for their
wrongs, and when body Of people are once
united BY the course spoken Of, they may be
provoked beyond justifablc means Of defence.
Where great number Of foreigners are resi-.
dents Of the same place, they are, Of course,
more slow in leaving their old habits and Gus.
toms and adopting those Of our own country,
and By their identity Of feeling, act in concert;
and in many cases, BY preference Of men o.
measures, politically unite, which will ever
create prejudice among native born Amen-
cans, and they. 100, may carry the spirit Off
vsnge to toogreat an extent. We are not the
advocates Of making any portion Of our coun-
Try, the place for the settlement Of foreigners,