Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

speech made by Mr.. Patton the American
candidate for Attorney General of Virginia,
one of the most able and high minded men
in that great and gallant State-for with all
her faults, who is there, with an American
emotion within his heart, that does not love
and honor the Commonwealth Of Virgiui2
the land Of Washington. Jefferson, Nfadi- .
son, Monroe, Patrick Henry, and thou
sand other names which adorn our history.
and give character and renown TO the Am
erican name? We say we have before re-
ferred to the speech Of Nj Patton; we ney. .
er saw it in full until Saturday, when we
found it in TIE Wheeling Gazette, one oil
the best papers that comes to our cfficc.-'
The speech is great effort, one WORTHY of
Virginia in her best days, and we are glad
to find that opinions which We have ex-
! pressed in more unpretending way, arc
therein substantially indorsed. The Am.
erican movement, as we have before said
does not partake Of anything less noble than
our country. 1t is love of country, high
toned and manly nationalism, which it in
cuIcates and for which we love and supper,
it. 1t is this patriotic principle which has
given II The stature ofa giant in the age Of
a child, ard it is this which has drawn 10
It's support the best men of the nation. 1t
is not 10 be misrepresenied by narrow min
ded bigots, nor is il to be choked up by III,
weeds of intolerance. We ask attention to
the following extract from Mr.. Patton's
speech. 1t is long, but it is worth read
ing:
"Gentlemcn, this cry about the rights Of
foreigners is all CANNON. Nobody propo-
ses, no man that | ever have seen, no paper
that ! ever have read, advocating or sustain
ing this Know Nothing or American party
, movement, has said OF written anything in
dicating q purpose TO violate any rights Of
foreigners. A foreigner has 40 rights in
this country except what the laws give
1t is wholly matter OF domestic policy, and
for the consideration Of the people of the
United States. under what circumstances
t they will admit foreigners into the country,
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