New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

THE INVASION OF THE YANKEEs.-Un-
der this heading the Paris Charirari has a hit at
our beloved countrymen, which is translated for
their benefit as follows:
"Fsr my part" said Barbanchee who, as every one
knows writes the articles of foreign news and policy
in a religious and moderate paper, 81 am far from
being as sspguine as to the future prospects Of Europe
ss many Of my friends" You do nj say sol Girls Just
az have had the honor OF telling you we have van
pushed our barbsrlinl, but who will deliver US
from the foreign hordes We feelthem coming, we
see them, here they are!' What barbarians can you
mean the Vandals Gspldes, S4rmatlans or Herui''
"Alas. would 10 God 1t were only the Herulil
Well, then, you mean doubt Sueyians, Alanl,
Franks, Huns Burgundisns Goths, 0lnosoths on
Mongo Tartarsi "A far more dangerous race. There
remains In the world but sort OF barbariaus.
The last of the barbaians Is the Yankee, alias
American Europe Is too careless and will shortly
be Amehcanized The inherent and distinctive charac'
ter of the American Yankee Ia to spurn all vulgar pre-
udces and TO respect nothing that is deemed respeca
BILE by other nations We must however also add, that
all other Democrats profess the subyersive ideas.
Should there be in Europe any celebrated agator de-
pend upon it, the Yankee will move heaven and earth
TO &c. possession of him he will load him with honors,
with compliments and speeches, merely to vex us men
of order We all remember how the Marquis de La.
Fayette was received when the elder Bourbons were
on the throne Yesterday It KoSsuths turn, to-day,
an Irish Tribune of the name Of o Meagher has de-
throned the Magyar demsgogue. Whoever Is at war
with any established order of things In Europe Is sure
Of the most hosptable reception In Yankeedom. The
American has quality In common with the barba-
rian he Ia unscrupuousy bold, and Is convinced that
all belongs to him he has not the most rudmenary
notions of property Should he have any longing de.
sire for town. or find country that peases bis fancy
he immediately annexes it, and thus sets the thing at
rest Oregon pleases US; we annex Oregon. Texas Is
a nice spot; we annex Texas California might be
turned to account we annex California &C., &c. the
Yankee finds Mexico to bis taste depend upon it, he vii
soon annex Mexico. Havana is a nice island; /. will
share the same fate Should NaUarTe, kingdom which
we legiimately possess, since the time OF Henri w.
tickle the fancy of the Yankees the official gazette Of
Washington would publish the act of annexation OF
Navarro Thus 1t would be with regard to Pehgord, Au
ME Ssnonse Aquaine Osarac aud all the possessions
of the French Crown Europeis not sufficiently guarded
against the Yankee invasion; may soon expec. to
zee their small clippers into rivers, and pene-
trste into the heart Of The country fine provinces
will be sacked the churches pllags ed and burRt the
fortunate inhabitants compelled to turn Yankees that
is TO say their eious creed will be- to round
hat straeh collared coat and drab CATERS up to the
knee The modern Mortimer will give the hand of fel.
lowship to all the Josephltes Tempars Manichean and
Free Masons of Europe. Verify, verify say, let Eu
rope beware; some morning she may a'cake-A YAM
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