The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-30
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Elpe1tenCe,-H seems SlTau2t, ln'u
where We have 50 many illustri-
ous examples cf The ingratltude Of
foreign lions" that still there Is a
disposition on the part Of our marvel
Lowing yankee bretheren, to run af-
ter every foreign upstar', to have him
toasted and feasted. aud compliment
ted into that position here, SO easily
arrived at--anototiety that could be
obtained in no other government on
the globe,
II seems strange, we say; that
such things will take place one afer
another with 40 tnuch tapi1ity, when
ve have only to look about Us, and see
the ihgfatitude at once manifested to
us, bn the return Of those foreign spec
ulatuts 10 their own country There
they assume to be Eensors oh ciir po.
litical and socal Institutions, and would
even go 50 far A. to ebdeavuur to stir
up enyious distinctions, the most pref
judicial to The peace aud good order
of society. There is nothing however
4.
to fear, from these notorie'y seeking
mountebahk%. They may have days
influence Oh the ignorant rabble, but
all educated good citizens Of whatever
cline or nation, will unite to combat
their Influence. which Is only manifes.
ted through deuagogues---unprinci.
palled jugglers,uho would siuk The ship
Of Eate to rise Oh the wayes Of prosper
ity, and obtain Cor themselves an Office
Of profit and spuils
Dur fearless cotempornry the True
Delta---.ihe only exponent Of true de.
nieeracy in New Ofleans---.one that
dafes under sny, and every phrase Of
society," uphold the same fundamental
principles has an article under date
Of the Goth inst, wherein, 4 society
recently organized ii louisville called
the "Cluion Of The Free Germans" Is
dealt with in language. every syllable
Of which we endorse.
This society-originating ip Louis
vile, among a handful Of obscure
Adventures, puts forth circular ad.
dress, conceived ii treason, and based
in the baseness Of the basest disorgan.
izing red republican principles; in
which weGind The following eoade.
scending, and concilia'ory clause;
BY organizing for such purposes
among themselves they d. BY no
'ncans intend TO sererate ,hem.elves
from the Anglo- Americans, il being On
the contrary. their re,y purpose 10
consract an efficient aittaaee tcith
all tie 7rue Ame,icaux, i. e. all
srne Republicans }. but their prelim-
mary separated organization is ouly
a practical necesSity imposed upon
them by the difference il language,
and has an object to lead at once many
Of the elder German emigrants TO a
more honorable position. who hitherto
under false names aud pretcxts were
deceived and used as tools by con-
scienseles~ party demagogues.
L we thought il necessary to notice
50 mean conspiracy farther, we
should do 50. We feel satisfied that
such society can only exist for a day,
and never have any conntenance from
our intelligent aud orderly adopted
citizens, and never meet with support
from the Germans, who proverbially
stand aloof, from all revolutionary
-ls there any of our posted
readers, who have not read the circu-
lar letter from NIessrs Ledru Rollin.
Mazzini and kossuth. to Mr.. George
Sanders Of London, in reference to
bis rejection M Consul tn I.ondon |