Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

b NEW POLITICAL PARTY.-Thc Germans, or
a portion Of them, at least, are engaged in move
ments that may yet result in.the formation of
another Native American party. We publish
on our first page, an article from the New York
Tribune, showing that the Germans of that city,
or part Of them, are organizing newopoitjca
party which, if VIC had not much confidence in
the mass Of our German population, We, should
look upon as the germ OF a dangerous political
can3of foreign agitators a new element of dis
cord: new source of danger to their adopted
couatry. There appears TO become Of similar
character in st. Louis, and one in New Orleans.
If the devil is ever allowed to intermedde with
politics, he is handling some political wires in
these United States, just nowl Boernstein, the
editor oil the Anzeiger DIES Westerns, in St. Lou
is, the organoof the German Frcethinkers, dare
not peril his character for veracity by the as
sertion that he dislikes the smell Of birthstone!
He, recently counseled his seven hundred fol-
lowers to an act of violence to the religious feel
ings Of the whole community, by military pro-
cession on the Sabbath, maintaining that it is
nothing more than right that foreigners should
preserve their national customs, as well as form
separate, political organizations. The Germans
wrote 10 Cow King FOR arms 10 be used on that
occasion. The Governor refused permission for
such a purpose, and recommended them TO be-
come .7mTicanized. To this Boernstein re-
piled by publishing an insulting article, which
he termed an open letter to the Governor of
Missouri, in which he assures the Governor,
that he is no more an American than Germans
just arrived from " Faderland;' the only differ
ence being that the ancestors of the former ar
rived here few decenneries before the latter;
that the Indians and Buffalo are the true Amer
leans! We can hardly believe that the mass of
our Foreign population will be gulled by argu-
ments SO void of common sense, Because some
wild-m of the woods once hunted on farm
that have paid for, cultivated and improved, |
am to be told it is not mine because fomadic
tribes of Indians once roamed over the wilder
ness Of America, we are to be told that the
proud Republic Of the United States no more
belongs to those who made ii what it is, than to
the Chinese or the Germans! ~
But the Germans are thinking people, char.
acteristically honest and straightforward. We
trust they will fairly reflect upon and discuss
these matters, and when their eyes are opened
to the true nature of the nonsensical political
impraciicabilities of Boernstein, we believe he
Will lose more adherents than he will gain. o
0BosToNo RAILROAD JUBILEE.-We could not
refrain from furnishing our readers with the
Speeches delivered on this occasion, entire. In
all oil them we observe noble patriotism, com
pietely exempt from small, sectional jealousy.
lhey rejoice in the prosperity or every part of
the United States. "A splendid dinner at the
Revere House, formed part of the festivities.
The Jubilee continued three days, and the
professions, with the incidents, speeches, deco
ratlons of private residences, flags, streamers
banners bearing welcome, and expressing the
esteem and affection for the President he de-
serves and sentiments Of the most exalted pa
trollsn' are all described at length in the Boston
papers, and mark the occasion as one most brill
Liant, and honorable to Boston. o
CITY HoTEL.-This popular House has pass
cd into the hands Of Mr.. G. GRIMES, whose adj |
yertiSement win be seen in another column
Mr.. GRIMES comss highly recommended, and
we'll prepared to add to the popularity Of The
City Hotel,