The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

chagrined thatJoh Mitchell should have
been induced, in his speech at The banquet
given al the broadway theatre, on Monday
evening, tosattarkthe GDvsrnment Of the
United States, through rs Foreign Score.
taTy. Mr.. MITCHELL hes het vet bee6
in our couhtTyeone month, and a proucr de-
gree OF modesty, Hnotof gratitude, should
have kept his tongue silehtin respect 10 a
goverDmentsoswhi ch he knew Sc. Iltle, III
@eexcePt its generosity aud It's hospital
fly,
We are doSbiy sorry in MI. MiteSeiis
case because we were prepared to enler-
tain the hlgbest opinion Of his 51dgment; as
well as his good taste and his sagacliy. Bet
il seems we were wholly In error. He Is
like too many men who, fleeing from tyran-
by abroad, are received here with foolish
kindness and silly enthusiasm. They mis-
take Us altogethet. They suddenly fancy
themselves Bapoleons, and imagine that
out homage is the result oftheir greatness,
not OF the circumstance In which we ind
them; and hence, instead Of gratefully ac-
knowledgingg our good mature, the first
thing they do is to result our intelligence,
BY finding fault with our government, ana
attempting to teach us to be better repub-
%licans. .Asa.-
Mr.. John Mitchell maybe avery talent
ed man. Hois,in his way, a man Of 5een-
Jus; bit his knowledge Of republication is
somewhat too limited, his experience some.
thing too short, to enable HIN, sas yet, TO
teach Secretary Marcy, or any other Ameri-
can statesmen, his duty or Ibis lessons in
political economy. Mr. mitchell, and 9TH
ers equally concerted. may Thncy that we
poor b~enighted Americans. shonid be de-
lighted tohave an opportunity 10 cit down at
the feet of runaway teyoluiionists, and
catch from their lips tho drippings OF repub-
lican wisdom. But as Mr.. John Mitchell,
aud those like him, could do nothing for
their own. country freedom but buster,
and take to flight, their aantecedents are
not well calculated to win them much adj
mirationi here AZ. examples Of pure republic
canietns
Itis jus. such weak. puerile, selfscompip-
made, that are stirring up anew In this VIZ
cinity the Native American feeling against
the Irish. Have we not had enough Of this!
Has Mr.. Mitchell no friendS to Instruct
him az to the past, and caution him aa To- the
future2 Has hg really on his landing here,
placed himselfin the hands Of the Wings!
Was theletter addressed 10 him BY the
'Whig Young Mems Generhl Cofnmittee,'
really understood to be with his sanctionl-
Andis heweak enough to fancy that he is
of sufficient consequences to turn the Anne
rican people against their government!
oh, foolish John Mitchell!ps On. rare CO.
adjutor ofthe ,Heraldr o ,worthy second
fiddle to the would-be Minister to France!
John Mitchell and James Gordon Bennett,
par mobile fratrum'-what noble band of
brothers to nuke war upon the Administra-
ton. What will the Irish American say
to such q, unionl Can 1t endorse II! What
will the 'Celt' say? Ts il content! What
will the American people say to such arro-
gance and such assurancels ra,.as
We ask the serious attention of our read
ers to the foregoing article. 1t embodies
some plain truths, mixed up with much
~harshness and party spite. 1t Displays o
greater animosity against the Irish patriots
than we have seen in any newspaper 1arti-
c!e. And now, what sort of a paper does
the readerythink contained this attack! IT
is not Wing. 1t is not n Hard Shell. It is
not a FreesoiI. We will relioEe the sus-
pense, by stating that we .clipt it, just as II
here stands, from "The True National Dem
ocrat and Morning Star; ofNe1 York city.
This paper is the organ Of the admihistfa-
Etion, the defender of tho President and, His
Cabinet, and the special tfnmpeter for the
Tammany Hall Society. We QUOTE it TO
show that Locofocos love The Irish Just in
proportion as they can use them, and TINT
the moment one Of them tiatiilests enough
Independence to differ with them Id any re-
! spect, they denounced the whole race.
We entertain the opinion that the sound
and valuable principles of Repulicanism car
be taughtto quite as good purpose by an
| equal number of talentedi and educutet
Americans, as by these Irish reformers.A-
We gladly offer the oppressed of all nations
!, an asylum on our shores, but in the science
, of Republican government, we still prefer
, TO follow the great aud wise men Of our land
/. rather than the teaehings Of any European
/ refugee, however talented or eloquent hi
, may be,-O. s. Jour.
LoursyILLE, Jan. 2-P. M.-Mnils from
: Fort Laramie arrived here yesterday, haV
ing left there. on the 18th ult. There are NJ
mails from Salt Lake; the cause of which il
supposedtosbe deep snow, The Pawnee In
3 dams have gone into winter quarters: Th'
:. Sioux warriors are returning to their homes
There has been no fighting since the las
. news. The Utah Indians have becom
: penitent since hearing that the GunnisoI
= party were not Mormons. The river be
: tween Cairo amidst. Louis is closed by ice
: aud, also, between here and Cincinnati.
! Three hundred and seventy five thousan
" hans have haen killed around tho falls 4