The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-17
Prom the Augusta (Me) Age.
WIlIGGERY AND NATIVE AMERl-
CANISM.

These terms have become synonymous;
and since the recent events in several OF
our large cities, must have become in,oler-
ably odious to our Irish fellow citizens
Let such read the following article from
the Bay State Democrat:
WINGS rs. FRESHMEN.
There is no period in the history of our
country, since the adoption ofthe consli,u-
tion that the wings have not manifested n
deadly hatred towards foreigners, and If.
lsnmen particularly. The alien law enac-
ted BY the lederallsls, now called wings, IS,
or ought to be, familiar 10 every lrishman'
From that time may be dated concentra-
ted, fixed, determined opposition to the
poor prosecuted, prescribed, and Cypress
ed Irishmen, by the wings. 1t Is utterly
impossible for human language to express
in adequate terms the cruel and barbarous
treatment Irshem have ever received from
the political party called wings. Listen to
few extracts from their press, and their
orators. | commence with their leading
press in the New England States. |,
brealhes the true spirit of whiggery.
"Mr Van Buren's adherents have strong
hopes, with the aid of ALIEN vAGABoNDs
and illegal voters, they will carry the city
Of New York. "-Boston Alias OciOber s,
1910.
"rhe American people are in fair way
of being controlled by foreigners, igaoran
supnsttious, and brutal: and of all for
eiyaers that come to this country, The lo,rer
class Of Irish are least capable of exercising
the privileges Of ireemen. With them,
freedom means mr., strained instance, and
the liberal ass Of tehjshy and shillalagh.-
The hope Of enIis htenlng their understand
ings is utterly vain. The American peo-
pie must now right themselves, and produc-
as soon as possible, an alteration Of the
naturalization lars. '-.4lbany (whig)
Daily Advertiser.
"IIADI THE POWER, | WOULD
ERECrA GALLONS UPON EVERY
WHARF IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK, AND HANG EVERY DID
FRESHMAN AS FAST AS THEY
COME ON SHORE,"-.Mt. L. Darts.
This declaration was publicly made by
Davis, in the city Of Washington, upon
the receip, of the news OF the glorious de-
mocratlc victory in the city of New York.
lFrom the Troy Wing several Yeas aso
The children of bigoted, Catholic, Eelana like
the frogs TINT uerc sent as pi0guc against Pha.
rlnh, have come into our houses, bed chambers,
ovens md kneaming lroughs. The lrsh when
th,,v T. and VICIOUS
to clear and cultivate land, but DUMP themselves
down in our large villages and lawns, crowdirg
the neaner surt Of lencment1, and filling them with
wretchedness, filth, and disease. In political
point Of view, what are they hut mere MARKET
ABLE CATTLE"
"HIs HOLINESS THE PORE HAS SENT US
SEVEN MORE PRIESTS. They arrived in
New York on Monday. in the brig Poul-
they. We were about to make harsh
remark, but arc checked by the rccollcc-
ton that the Pope has the same right to
send his priests into the New World,
that we have to send ours into the Old"
Albany (,oaig) Zee. JOurna|
"Our population has among its num-
hers emigrants from all European ma
tons, as also large numbers from Cana
da. All appear respectable and pros
porous, EXCEPT THE Low AND UNEDUcA-
TED IRIsH, to whom the soil and climate
appear no way corgenial. They no
sooner arrive here than their mental fac
utics are thrown into the greatest conlu-
notwithstanding all agreements
prittea or Misunderstanding Mir neigh
Jors property tOr their orn; and when
they think themselves free from all re-
straint, run a rapid career of vice and
wickcdness, ending in poverty and
disgrace. ~ Y (Vhig) Express,
Irshmen! Truc-hcartcd sons of the
"Emerald lsle," what think you of
party, the members of which give utter
ance to such sentiments as arc sanction
ed in the foregoing quotations. Your
enemy is before you. 1t is the British
wing party. Will you lend the most
feeble aid to elevate to power the candi-
dates of a party who heap upon you the
vlest cpiIhets, impunge your motives and
conduct, and endeavor to slur and redi-
cule your religon' would deprive you
Of all your civil, social, and religious
rights lrishmen, reflect seriously upon
these things. AN OLD GUARD.
Amusing, If mol ridiculous. The Spiri, Of
the Age. the Soon Hunter and other Polk
prints publishing long trade Of abuse Of the
wings because Two or three Of their papers in New
York got taken in by the "Roorback" forgery,
committed by William Linn, locoioco office hold
er of Ilhica. Great business this II ought TO be
left altogether 10 the "Coon Hunter"
Gale ionian.
How is that aboa, you and "Aunt Pal,y's
WOOL" sister Chadwick?
The Electoral vote Of Pennsylvania, for POLK
AND DALLAS by 10 .O0Dl Smell that old COON
New York by 100000 Think o. that