The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26

men had been nearly xii sd bY blows ifdu focSlOr
!, five indiEidualdn the crrwd SchieJs }onsignsfS'
that they rush stltdO the snpt raised thsrnan from
the ground streSzning W ia blood, and @purSspsd
those Vhe ha4G Hae,t guiay, bat sefsS, fed int-lB
p sirectoas, a1aOs'eould nee be totmdt From Ne
Square they entered Halzpshire ST. where tn are
gere atasero,ss, q,tqTeiS ap,oegl tAs Gssrma sai,
Il They there neaIa person who had been loud M
abusing the Irishsand nssEting democrats, gene.
rally One oftlom, CHATS SharelranAnd Rea-
=. aDOnd coappel.Usa upon IFaA, and ssrsIeA him seq
sralseversbloNss. Mr. Morris; hcsgeveg, at the p -
III of his JvsnpeSon, ntCrlered and saG,n parte
slse combaturts The maE was Irotsssmerely il =,
j9ei, and The neat day was abeto sttnad to HIS
di,ties."
! Now mark, thGfact her=disslcssdi n is aa+
nlstted that he Irsh acted as bcdyy, wsted as Z.
5oSly, and 6ughtsas bot3a r FFinl, ala that ar-r
years, the 9palrGs was between the 4arnans ana
,Irish, each acting as partisans of fhe admins
tiaton. Itaoes lot appear that tIe- qlRrrellir ,,
ard iightirg had any thiagto do, within polite :.
7 or the contrary q is apparent thsf6ha be7-
tween Irish and GermanG. w eEcte this fcatui "a.
in the statenlent because the statcnannt of til &
jtsaobe is prEdieaaed tire article copied froran
the Argusthe iaflamma tory ANAL evnRu tiona, ~
aftice of the GlDbe rests spon IT. and althou, at
it admitted that Shan cSafahS Rsdinond co, =.
rnisted assault, hear.what, KSaahll saysyN-
seeause thay were arrested ifyg thr MayorS.
and held to bail,
| He says .-S'lh is a war,npon aundandamenta4i
Institution the. squadrC Of hoz,e Quincy pa
rshed, to ride the lights OF bsrratura lizc,ls
ajaizens, IN perfect k aging Mitha tbh vaultig
sirit viii 81 passed the, 7ien and salition la 81 i
and whichs i'm ow atine-~sN@nna the ic4sal
session o. G6nlTess-I zuFosed lie repeal of tie
gatWali akimu la1oSr abe tim proceeds to !
speak of ''ANllRCH7 ,T"BLC onEsIED," : I'D !
,"-g4nl calls-~uln'n the adlie- !
rents of he administration to soopaeto tie pc ts /,
I united, lAeaung arms ~ to c GN3she Whigs|g
Here isga. deu;aSdipg1 tkhs most seri1S4,
. consideration of every Gitsea44-asafurafzed as,
well astiRg Ameri7 an F&T thkefirst tin 4sgr.
the history % this g Ygarnmeaty; ID we tAe,
Execu' We bringing a infu+isteddmot to aka
possessioHaolft the 'poilp anG by ibrce ant Win
lcncy, eenthme powe- IN ttkint LANDS. II -rs,is-
gene al oldcr to s.qatllgriaec3 citizens, tLaat
they r.rsbtcJme aaito Ito tlsPolls, and ca,athse
Whis ~ AAd to give ii mo9s reffiet iva railfiius
a t5rcise ceiling, it rs urged, usztler p, rtearz
that the arrnst of theaa two,.asny Who gail
ty of Hasaalting 6 zanarss, an3i arrested tf for
brea hsof 7he peace was asne IN viols ign, Of
the fundamental law of tfks lead, and i'm the
same 1auting spirit that vasula deny ths rig9As
of hospitality and te,protsGti0a1 of Dlr laws. 10
alier citizens W ) woulalassh the respectable
Foreigners who h2sse reSseyeI to thee Uhihed
States, tn reflect pRemets,oRl 5he natl Fe of this
pPeal! Is ii not calculated ttsarray t 81 Anari-
anc feeling agai1ss all isre5gners' Is it not
as.ag fbreigners as, a distiiMt political mixer
est to Be oYeratgE upeaa and marched to- the
psus az body tN,one pslisital party, who, nav
ins foldeitea the eonfilaaee Of the za4iIsc citi-
zeRs, turn to f5reignege>amI say, e'lve appeal
3So,g to snppo ds~us in efiRe, against our own
oitlzsrns, and we Aatte1 ypm vices add urge you
.ocome to the polls ar,lS' Gl,o" political OPP
penents, because we oslisve that ven ran be
aattsred by premsesAn"
We put it t. every fayorof his country, whcth-
en- he be nt tive or IN adoF'ted cikz1era. to say
WHETHER an IiNecutiseewao would .hss- array the
ifoeigncr against th4 native citizen, deserves t7s
be. continue6in ofae3 tv say nothngsof the enor-
lnsty of thus stimgAathgthe foreigners who ha, 8
past arrived in the country and ID, not undelr-
stand the laws or asaeyes OF the country, TO e,s-
body them selves asa mob to take violent ss7
session of the poEs,@
We wcvld asb, the intelligertf foreigner, who
wishes tc.see file, oppressed ca his native land
welcomed to tbs country, if this is a Just re
| turn for the hospitality he has received at our
hands "A II whsthaait is right 1ar them, who have
fled fro u oppression abroad, sa,array Themselves
on the side -eG power here, and by force al 4 yio-
lers vshooppEess -ifitis jYatthnt they 30 have
| fed fem oppression abroad, SHALL the mome1a
then land iE4 this country, iasd shemselvesas WIZ
ling instruments to oppress those who have OPEN
ed their arms to receive tbGm on this de of ahe
Anlsatiea Will not srsss. acts Of violance reeoil
upon thesa, and will aat the neces sary conse--
quence "a such conduco. ON the part de Allie a o-
ITEMS be to begeta feslhg of unkin mess against
them, tending to diniiHish the rights and prisi-
leges which are now given to thcna,as such2.
We insert the following communication with
the single remark thsb suppose that tae alu-
sion Of the gentleman from Ohm is to the fact,
OF vhirh we had before heard. of the kindness
and hospitality o. Benjamin Harrison, the faith
crof VIM Henry Harrisons who not only be-
come responsible; as bail for some qualSers, who
refused to beararms during .he Revolution, but
when they were driven from the Deighborhood
of PHILADELPHIA, gave an 1sylum and fed them
at his own esst. It is thus that the parents lay
up blessings for their children, and well may
the gentleman from Oho say that he will re-
member the father and never forget his kindness:
BALTIMoI E, August goth, 1910.
Gen. Duff Green:
i Yesterday had conversation with very re-