Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

been taught from his tenderest years to be-
lieve such; he knows the price at which cur
liberty was achieved; the years Of toll,
struggling, perseverance, and endurance, It
cost our forefathers to rear it up. ALI
men," he moreover thinks, we believe, " are
born equal but be thinks not 30 long at
least so far as Irishmenssre concerned. A
few days suffice to set him right a glance at
some of our city journals, and standing
look at some Of our .Arist0cr0tic RePltbti-
cans, (What name--Ar5stOcrdfi RepUbt-
cans y prove to him that we do not believe
that "all men are born equal" Taking
review of men passing we'll to do, from the
Wall street broker to the ladies' jackanapes
behind counter in dry goods store, he
perceives that, with few exceptions, they are
as thoroughly stuffed with vanity as coun-
try milliner. AS time passes BY, he has
formed no better opinion Of us; he cannot.
He is daily insulted in the name Of his coun-
try; he is jeered and sneered at by those IN
every way his inferior, and in many cases he
is given to understand that he belongs to q
race Of hypocrit'cal towards. And this ne
is told, by men Who have never read page
of the history Of his country, nor, for aught
he knows, Of any other. Yet, though thus
insulted, he ceases not to entertain the same
good feeling towards the Union, and IN ali
cases is one of it's most able supporters. He
has felt the sting Of despotism, and knows
the value to be set on rotten, lmoeclle arls-
tocraey and when he beholds the brainless'
false moustached, moneyed clowns who, pea
cook like, strut along Brosdway, with jaws
too barren to rear the down Of manhood
countenances-pardon me for calling them
such hard as ring-tailed monkeys, and
painted red as Indian Squaws'; drum-stlck
legged, horse .collared, and ''shovel" hated
he bitterly regrets that these foreign 1mlta-
tors-these French dancing masters--these
runners after every thing which bears a
name they cannot pronounce--or who baWl
some high-toned notes they cannot compre
bend. nor never want to, merely because
they are fashionable these kid gloved,
lady-killing, would -victimising, diseased
Cirit Cats. he'd ever cursed the soil Of free
dom with their feet, or polluted the breeze OF
liberty with their breath.
Yet these are the pampered creatures who
unblushingly traduce the fair name Of the
Immigrant the pseudo-republicans; the pa
rasites of courtly excresence, whose morality
is drawn from Partisan life, and whom some
call Gentlemen Republicans.
But, let me come to the point and CLOSE
Which of the two, the CiUit Cat or the hard
working Irishman, is the truest Republican?
Which Of the most service to the country
Fobo -Whot2 As. -, - -
man. man. TfTk foVe, with patriotism, with friend
ship, and charity glowing in his bosom, IS
worth one thousand of such agnaS JGtupS.
In every way he is Of more service, take MN
what way you will; but though he IS, ana
although he is universally acknowledged TO
be suc6, he is still looked on by those who
deem themselves his superiors as little bet
ter than q a0hite nigger-save at the ap,
proach of elections, when he is, with pohtlcal
gamblers, the par ercettence OF all perleo-
ton.
But this, like every other prejudice, must
fade away. In New York it is carried tartn-
er-perhaps from it being the depot OF imml-
gration-than any other place l know OF;
but, yet, l am happy to say, that for the
number who look on them with Jealousy ana
hatred, there is still as large number OF our
finest men who hail their arrival on cur
shores in its proper spirit; who believe tnat
though many of them come nude ana PENN
less, and may not be the most pleasing o9-
i ect to admit into the presence uI Droae-
wav belle, yet that they bring Wealtn III
their sineWs, strength in their muscles' anu
with these will rear up cities where inc !ace
of man is as yet stranger; penetrate lnlo
regions which we know Of but oy name;
bring forth the hidden treasure OF the BOSOM
of our soil; raise the standard OF noerty
wherever they plant their feet teac9 tnen
cbiIdren TO reverence it, and, if need be, to
sacrifce their lives in defence of the land for
wbicb so many heroes have bled; in defence
NJ the land over which Liberty's God has
shoWered 60 many blessings
BARoNIUs.