Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
Our FOrebOdingS.--We are really AYERS,

Our f0reb0dlngS.--W are really averse
10 unnecessary excitement and agitation,
and TO the practice OF many, in INDUCING
in imaginary fears where there is no
groun Is upon which to predicate them:
bu. that :here are jast grounds for we'll
timed jealousy on the par, of every Amer
lean citizen. the following extracts tend
to prove. We inser, them to keep our
readers advised and prepared FOX the wors.
when il does overtake them.
Upon the subject of religious liberty.
aud the freedom of the Press and speech
in this country. many of our friends are
apprised of our fears and our POSITION
In corsoboration of some coniectures
which We SO imperfectly blundered at OH
former occasion. we are constantly
meeting with extracts similar to those
that follow. Neither fear. favor nor af-
lection shall dictate 10 US a careless ST.
lence upon such occasions. We hope
oui readers will carefully ponder the
movements Of the "neW world" makers
Of he present day:
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, has
addressed very important appeal to the
Irish IN The United States, in relation to
the war movements of England. lie
svows himself decidedly in favor of Rus
STA in the coming struggle, end asks the
curse of Heaven and of man upon any
irishman who will enlist under the Eng
l'sh flag in the war. He says the sue
cess OF Russia would be the salvation Of
the people; tina! good. long. laundering
war between the Sovereigns OF Europe,
is the agency by which the people will be
set upon their feet. He declares that f
By the blessing Of Heaven the British lag
Is desecrated. and the tri color Of Napo.
leon trampled under foot. then the war
will infallibly roll westward, and a new
world will be born of its lightnings and
thunders. The appeal is able end elo
quent. IL is said that there are 10000
lrishmen enrolled and members Of mill
tary companies in New York city, and
that an instruction in Canada will be
the signal for an invasion by the Irish
from the States. The whole movement
is startling, and may make difficulty here
after"
The following we f nd hailing from an
other quarter Of the globe. and we thus
connect them as an evidence that changes
10 our politica! organizations ere autici-
pated!
Native imeficaniym.-lt is thought by old
politicians that the Native American ell
ement will enter extensively into the
rext Presidential election. The agitation
has already commenced in Washington
and distinguished gentlemen in CONVEX
sation, expressed very freely their senIi
ments on the subject. /! was stated re
Gently by two naval officers of high rank
his own country on board of an Aneri
can man of wal for fear Of mourning IT,
resentment OF foreign sailors By whom n,
is surrounded. This statement has pro
duced a profound sensation in every cir
Gle in which it has been repeated. and j
destined, through the press. to which j
is now committed for the first time, L
create a sensation equally profoun'
throughout the country. In crew re
Gently shipped for an American man of
war, not one tenth were Americans
Our army is composed OF foreigners in
still larger proportion. Ninety out Of
hundred are Germans or Irishuen.
repeal of the presen. naturalization
laws will ere long. rally large nationa
party. At the South. this party will er
list thousands o. both the present parties
and in New Ergland its success is un
doubted. How the movement will ,hriv
in New York. Pennsylvania and the Yves
is another matter.--Loufspill Courie,
Tohn I, Rohi san g a monument as L