The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-15

"a ~ 'e''AiI'ih itstft DIS d Rdttt0ndE party
and believes that the time has arrived for Il
organisation OF great southern party, te cou
tcract tie schemes Of northern fanatics.
says that lie "shal hold aloof from the prese
State canvass and closes with:
Il shall await the fast approaching tin
i when not only Louisiana but the entire sout]
animated BY single spirit, shall struggle fori
e dearest rights and in defence of that constitt
c 'non which Is their most precious heritage
: when that day shall come, as soon ii will
when all distinctions Of whig, democrat, an
G Know nothing shall have been obliterated,
shall not trust be found the last Of those VIII
Will battle IN behalf of the great southern pa1
t ty, organised to meet and combat the angres
sIons OF northern abolitionism, fanaticism, an,
. treason"
AS Mr. Benjamin is not native of the Z
States, having been born under the Danisl
nag 1t was not to be expected that the know
nothing movement would find favor with him
Prentice, of the Louisville journal, rebukes
the foreign organs for the unmitigated abuse
and slang they have hurled at the Americans,
and tells them they should remember that in
all their violent denunciation and yitupera.ion
of the know nothings, they are merely denoun-
cling and vituperating large majority of all the
people born and reared in the United States
These Office holders organs should bear in
mind, that when they call the members of the
American party 'owls,,' ''bats, !" "perjurers,"
TRAITORS, *'cowards, - williams" midnight
assasslns, - ETC., they are applying those terms
to by far the greater portion of the sons Of the
50" OF this country. Its time for the respect
able portion of the nti-American party to
pause IN their wild career. II they believe
what their organs say, and what they encour- /
age their organs in saying, if they believe that
BY far the greater part of the men born of
American parents and reared in the United
States are 'vile'' and ssdegraded" wretches,
hey ought to blush for their country. If it is
rue, that most Of the native born citizens are
rats, owls, perurers, traitors, and every other
nfamous thing, (fora more complete catalogue
which, see the Pierce organs, and if our ma
on is made respectable only by tile constant |
curing of strong tides of Europeans into our !
opulatiol, all decent Men would do we'll to =
migrate to some region where truth and virtue l.
e OF indigenous growth
If our friend Of the Marshall Republican will n
Ter to the files of bis paper, he will find that a
copied from the Republican the paragraph
relation to the German free soil paper pub q
he'd at San Antonio, Texas. We have never Il
en- limited that the Germans entertained SEN j
1ents similar to those promulgated by the le
ltung; but it is self-evident fact that as the =,
per is published, it must have patrons, sub ki
16erS and readers;a and as it is printed in Ger at
IL, and edited by a German, tits equally ev K
mt that its readers are not natives of Texas. di
he editor of the Zeitung was neither coun- dc
anced nor patronized has abolition sheet to-
uld not be published. Printers do not work cd
glory alone. III,
t our contemporary will produce any protest,
public manifesto, repudiating his conduct,
forth in Dublin or in any other part of Ire Pc
d by the principal managers of the Irish re- u
movement, at the time Daniel O'Connell n''
lsed to accept the trent money forwarded ~.
lin by his countrymen in New Orleans, be- LII
Sc 1t camnirom slave State, we will cheer ''e
y publish it. Pe'
, ~~-c-~~~-- $1,000 ing
he Valley (Virginia) Democrat, speaking anl
he leaders of its own party in the old Do MIA
ion, says: ''Political wire workers are al the
s at some trick or scheme to promote their rio1
selt-aggrandisement. It is currently re- Pie
ed that scheme is on foot to place the his
torial robes of Virginia on John B. FLOYD,
'ashington county, in place of the hon. Jas.
dason, who has so long and ably sustained '"'
tights and dignity of Virginia in the senate ~ ~
e United States. The plan is to have Mr.. 00.'
On appointed the successor Of Mr.. Buchan. op'h
the court of st. James, and thus put him p
# the way of the aspirant oftrans-Al!egha- n'5
AT this particular juncture we think that =,
y requires the reelection of Mr.. Mason" s''O
has ever been with the democracy. They ls,
oner succeed in carrying an election, than '''' "
quarrel among themselves in regard to the T
;, and are ready to stranglc one another that
grab at the ''loaves and fishes" Grin
2 have now the 'other side" of the story some
lard to the finding of large quantities of 'oa
on the Red Fork of the Arkansas. The were
ouIs Republican learns that twenty-fv lster'
rs of south western Missouri headed bv ~ BY
lsbcl, OF Newton county, and an Indian feVie
, have returned home, after exploring the ward
ny bordering on the Red Fork, and say g'nee
here is not particle of gold to be found basto
whole country. Other persons. includ- Me-
lieutenant in the o. S. army, confirm its.
eport. On the other hand, accounts Of Midi
discoveries of gold continue to be promul- and a
most daily. ;ntox;
aklng OF the crops, the Louisville Jour dates
US, we hear every day the most GLOWING upon
ats from all parts of the western country very
nelghborhood of Carrolltop the IRONS nj.