Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
THURSDAY DECEMBER :. 1850.


Foreizn interference.
The old raw-hsad and bloody bones story Of JoT-
e;y- i.,s-f-rencs. with which the -Egis used to
f,,e, i. readers long ago. has been revived again
crI,,z bv tzt sensible sheet, a1d is worthy eoad-
-5a Boston Bee, much to the terror and dsnay
If the aetfoagl wing nursery and much 70 the cred
Il sr tbe sympathetic presses we have named
The .F-fs. with an acamen worthy Of good Mrs
p,-Bv.oo. has discovered that foreign Interference
i actively al work; and. IN manner, and with q
ue-ve that would rot disgrace that i8strious woman
has exposed The vile conce't. It has published IN
Cath and proclaimed il AscaloH, the startling fact
hat one single Eagliskmaa has come hlther from
that yis island, whence cur Pilgrim Fathers came,
to dissolve the .fmer5eaa Union. And lhen, wiki
what yiltuous Indignation. ard with what flow q
msruioquenf logic does expose the diabolcal na-
tore character, and principle Of foreign interior
eacg''
TIE lost story Of foreign interference Is not now
much above par, as political capital, save with obso-
Ie,e parties, and only takes as raying cry with
political babies. The oracles which prate about
foreign interference, and which Indignantly depre-
cate Il as the sum Of all arocity and audaeiy, wear,
upon their backs. coats woven from the wool Of
merino sheep, ia English looms, which were cut
By French aaattre dl habits, and sewed BY Ger
nan tailor. Their boots are made from the hide Of
the Mexican calf. that was tended by Spanish
herdsman; and were in all probability, polished by
Russian brushes, with backing made in London
The silk handkerchiefs with which they wipe their
noses, made led By the wines Of Portugal, or the
brandies Of France, were woyenln Lyons and dyed
with the cochnea Of Mexico, the indigo Of Chi
ma. The linen collars, that touch their ears,
were grown in Ireland, woven in the looms Of York
shire. England, and beached on the fats Of Holland.
Their velvet vestings were manufactured in Genoa.
The amber tips through which they inhale the fumes
Of their Cuban segars were taken from The streams
Of Naples; while the gems that sparkle IN then
rings Of Peruvian gold. were found in the torrents Of
the Trails The gloves that cover their fngers once
carried the "a Of Partisan rats, or the hair Of Welch
kids while the scent that perfumes their raiment, and
the oil that shines the best part Of their heads
their hairs Of Cologne. and Of famed Macassar
They tread upon Turkey or Kidderminster carpets
and lounge upon sofas Of French fashion and form
They eat beef, and mutton, and pork, not indigo
nors to America, from English porcelain; and they
drink from vessels Of Bohemian glass They read
foreign books, and they even speak foreign Ian
guags!
sounded ~ tones Of congruurrfvf
lips, certainly does 50 from the lips Of such fin
gentlemen as him Of the Hyperion curls. If exclu
sive nationality were to become fact instead Of
farce, in this country what would be required Of Us
Why, we would be constrained to forget all that W,
love TO remember. Our Pilgrim Fathers were for
eigaers; they were EngIishmen, not Americans
The very fathers of the revolution were foreigners
Just much as the Canadians are, or the Mexican
of California before the admission Of that State int
the Union Our literature and language are foreign
Thevery religion we profess, and the Bible we read
are originally from Judea. All these we would b
constrained to reject, in order to completely purg
ourselves clean from the contamination Of ever, him
foreign To be consistent in cur abaegation Of for
elgners, we should require to become, as a nation
deaf, dumb, and disembodied, as well as Goddess and
lawless