The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07


N eh new 5 alive Americ Pape
u St ted i b Of New Z s, calle.
IN ~ 70, D u Budget, 1 ia
Mr.. burlington, and enblanened (for > mot
tol vith Washinoton'a celebrate oraer. I
an hour Of peril, Put none but American
on guard to night Some 1000
Etives.. and Know-Nothings," i Is said
have pledged themselves % give one dollal
each toward the publishing lund. pes'dsl
subscribing to The paper. The Native "or
ganized Is assuming formidable shape
lin New York, Mem Jersey and Pennsylya
mia, particularly. Its pim,it Is said, Is t.
reduce foreign, o. adopted citizens, TO 3
more Inodest attitude; to keep our schools
open to the reading Of the Bible: to establish
and keep alive d more thoroughly American
feeling. and 10 secure to Americans born,
the home government and foreign represen'
tation Of the Republic. Many Of our lead
ing public men,. saYs the New York
correspondent of the Charleston Standard,
are afRliatedWith this party, and its ranks
altogether are sturdy and intelligent. The
turnout Of the Natives, in spite Of the bad
travelling, was very large on Washington's
birth day. Over eight thousand crowded
Castle Garden. and listened to fiery ora
ton from Mr.. Broome, Of Pennsylvania.
Washington's birth day vas altogether,
never before 50 well, orso generally celebra-
ted. -
The composition Of the American society
and the genius Of our government forbid
organizations based upon social distinctions,
and national Or genealogical origin. Com
binations either for. or agaias t. foreign. born
citizens are. alike detrimental and dangerous
to the government and the public peace
We know bat one inst or safe ruIe-and
that is to regard and treat all American cili-
zens, who are such, either by birth or choice
and extend to them all the privileges and
protection of our nationality. 50 long as they
obey the laws. We are too newly sprung
from foreign descent and our society too
| rgely composed Of the naturalized element
to indulge thepgejadices OF impose tie re-
strictions held in aristooraiic governments,
and which affect societies Of Europe
RECIPROCAL PRoTRcWoN OF INTEREsTs.-
The French goVernment has justsissued
circular to its consular agents, which is of
some Importance as exhibiting the close re-
lations existing at the present time between
France and England, By This document.
which we may presume will be followed by
a similar one from the British Government.
the commeTce and natives Of each of the
two countries when abroad are placed under
the common and reciprocal protection o
the ministers, consu.s, a d veseels Of war of
The two governments. The Paris Constitu-
iional. in referring to this circular, says that
nostilities are tocommence By sea and land;
and as i may happen that at given point
one CT the two nations may not at the re-
luinsdtime lfaee the forces necessary for
he defence offs interests, tits Of adysntage
o have the other to depend upon. In real
y. bu, little danger is apprehended from
he maritime exertions Of Russia, but the
Indication IS nevertheless 40 important one.
MExrco.-santa Anna seems to be getting
himself into trouble again. The revolt at
acapulco eomes.at an unfortunate period for
i'm, for Walkers fillibustering invasion is
till unsurpassed, and Trias, the Governor
{ chihuahua has also issued a pronuncia.
nento. il which BE- declares his determine
ion to anticipate Santa Annals sale Of the
Northern provinces 10 raise money, BY get
ing them to propose annexation on their
ccOunt. The troops in the State Of Mexico
re also said to manifest symptoms d revolt ]
i consequence Of the failure Of their usual
aymeuts. and correspondence Of Count !
laousett Boulbon's proposing the separa
on OF Sonora, EinaIoa. and DURANGO from /,
lie Mexican Union, has been intercepted. I
IS publication has caused profound SEN
alton in Mexico. The evil which seems % |
9 at the bottom Of all the dissatisfaction
The Mexi6ans, Is tlle excessive e1pendi
Tres of &c government and the consequent
eayy taxation. They are very DESTROYS Of
aving al the ponp and imposing CREME
ialof strong government, but yet are I'M
illing opay for.it. ThepOsitiOnof Walk.
and hisnnen i4dese4ibed Is nneneable,
Ut il Be evident that tliey have little