Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-11
v.,.,,e,,x. D, O., Julr 10th, 1854.

WAkHfNefoN, d, O., July lVtn, 1874.
NHssns nDIToss5As IT,, .s psfasss sSu,
ton wss dir~cted 60 the name Of Dariel ksdciin
in il xrspos tson with the Irish; nom IA, ana
other sources have learned that not, xh.oa te
~ensly occurred between some poor unIH .ns
Iris, snd resrcea. afforded this g.rteman 40 %
poetunitv of makine parade Of his ercdiicu -
dsfsndins the latter, and prescribing ihe loae ..
that broad a Renseal rsnark, an Irsnnsh v
vcrss than nsere.s I can hardly CREDIT ,ne 70
to,iety would pcllus his lips BY giving ut 70
such language hsv' NO h. STATION 20 Fdn,. u.1
many OF my countrymen are to unfortuna . ano
1a.ofthy OF respect; for those an no 90 mcN !
out CONSIDER upjurt and ungsns rous OF any MAJ
t. gsnerali.e his remarks and stain the name
many with the guilt q afsW- The generality OF IRE
Irish people in this country arr litsrate, but moi
uncisilIsd = q ma Of our fisods would rslrsssrt
them Again trey are az obedient respectful 10
the hw Of God, and the lav CT min as ms ny If
those who might fancy themselves able to r-t ths
Poteuias Ore With their eztrAosdiesry tslentaA
The heart Of an Iriseman though humble az
though Ignorant ahosnds with the nobest tr.its Of
character, and have never yet seen one beyond 70
:. His hand is fs-h, his heart is warm,
Good nature CHIEFLY rs bis guild;
Meme more regrets . detd Of bar
II And more foryives With noeler rrij"-
would not undertake to write one word ic .e-
gsrd to the matter he had confined his iuputa
ton to the guilty. but since TIE reproach has beep
MADE o DrO4Q cast, L feft IL uuty - ~
to speak in defence-nst of the exsmpe-but Of tbs
exosp.inn. Indeed, have never heard those rio Q,
ia which an Irishms Is consereed, fsirly repre-
sentsd The conduct of the Irish IL sure 10 be sgi
waited and If one Of them r. unfortunate enough to
get drunk, the reporter will not fs to mark it No
this Is not charitable Then what must il Be. LET
. CHRISTIAN community judge. h.ve sworn alleg:-
suce 10 this the country Cf my choice; that oath n
sealed and recorded before the throne Of heaven this
day. a. yell rs In the records Of human writings:
should v,o,ats or falsify that sacred oath would
be guilty Of any punishment the law may deem
proper TO n fiict. Yes. WORE . thouand times
worse would be guilty Ct sscrilege before my 6oa,
= crime that would bring sIon me eternal condsm
nation. euch am instr, cted to believe from my
infancy, and such is my faith most emphatcally
sad such IL the faith of every practical Catholic Is
a matter OF right and justice.
Am MT therefore, under greater and . more
solemn obliea ION to support and defend the Cont
tuition and tbs country than even Mr.. Radelif; aSd
In this particular al me, he will have difhculty
TO understand that /, an Irshman, e7nsider myself
more exalted than the CT. mt lis counsel, and
might safsly write ditto in many other respects.
have been prompted to write thus far from the
general impression that still exists among the PEG
pie. notwithstanding that the pr bears testimony
Of his denial Of the charge.
have not the honor Of . personal acquaintance
With the gentleman in question; but If be should
support the charge reported, have doubt but e
and viii become we'll acquainted through the pub
tic organs. f .u.
90 much and no more until get more light on
~ lit. JOHN MALONE