Washington telegraph., 1855-11-28

DO not wish TOR separation they would be
sorry to see US 1.-THE Catholicsi leave them.
And L tell you this-ace have not the least
notion Of going Laughter and cheers l.
And further tell you that, if they have
any wish for separation, let them pack up
as quickly as they can. and go. lRoars
OF laughter. and immense cheering, which
continued for several minutes and in the
mids; of which he resumed his seat''l
/ We are ted that the Roman Catholic
/ Church does not interfere in the politics of
this country. We are told that ii is not ag-
gressive- We hear it every day extolled
for its Christian humility and forbearance.
and We hear this Irish priest. Archbishop
/ Hughes. the sworn vass,l of foreign DO
tentate- publicly declainiing upon the state
Of political parties III this country, announ-
cling his participation with one of shese par
ties. and insoiently proclaiming that the na-
tIve-boTn citizens are the offspring of imni-
grants. and therefore haze no peculiar claims
upon the country. and that if they do not
| fancy the doctrines of the Church of Rome
they can pack up as quickly as they can
and go
Such outrageous insolence needs no COM
ment from US. The simple fact that this
priestly politician. this Roman Catholic spir-
, ltual adviser, this mischief making mnion
of the Roman Pontitf should thus. amid
the jeers and jibes of the subjects of the
English Queen. contemptuouSiy speak OF the
great mass of the people of the United
States. is amply sufficient 70 arouse the in
dignation of every native Protestant citizen
Such conduct merits aud WI doubtless re
ceive the sincere reprobatioB IT every Amer
lean Catholic
While Archbishop Hughes of New York
Is thus grsciou>y granting perm s-lon to the
native-bOrn ProteStanis in the L UnIted States
to pack up and quiz their country to avoid
the establishment OF an inguisitIOn. and the
of civil intercine war sounded by the Ger
man organs in Texas The San Antonio
Zeiiung thus addresses the German populr-
ton i'll regard to the political coUdiiOn Of
this cDEu-rv.
w .at s.iaii be the end of this 5? WIZ
uot at least a tlnicersGI ciUik 1Cur 6etsreeH
ndtIre anil foreign bonn be The con>e-
queDcc oi these eternal bi"1dy acis oi vio
lrDce towards the latter How shall we
avo;d civil war!
History vet knowS no instance where peopi,
Of different origin and language could live
near one another on the same soil. on foot
ing of perfect equali,y. Sooner or later
one D1ust Je pressed dorm into a Seyr
tng position, or eren into fhe Sererest
sfareEy-
Would YOU cuari vourseIves and yoar
children FROM oppression. then form good
well grounded GernaGn Sciso0Ls; be proud
that you are Ger;nanS anI deny not from
co.sardly fear ui men. those better and freer
convictions which you brought viii. y0u from
Germany. and your old hatred Of every kind
of slavery
There is but one race whose. IDEAS on
this point are sound aud that Is the Saxon.
He Is the oaly real democrat N the earth
who combines obedience to the law wit1
liberty. bu, the law must be ma,!e by h N
self. and rot forced on him by another
hence the origin ana progress OF J.ie strf;-
gle nOv goin. on between the Saxon and
OF her races to retain the law-makiDg power
In the hands OF the Saxons- The struggle
ruy be long continued-it may lead to
bloody collisions between the d.iferen, ~
ce< and the result of it canno be doubtful
TIE SAXON WILL RULE Pr ACEA-
BLY If re CAN. BUT RULE He
WILL"
What think you. Americans. .! such d.,,,-
trine>! Is there no necessity for an AHs
efican pariy9 l. there sill 60 danger
from Roman Catholic aud foreign inie.ter-
en,-e An IRISH Roman Catholic Arch
b>hop gives you permission TO quit the
COUNTRY to- a.sHcii ou; ike Il capitulated
garrison Ike conquered f'e~, allowed to
iakr ,eir baggs.e sitA sb-m: ami ihiS Ger
man e,iit5f. bs:n.tui II u courageous IN
splra;'ou os Rhiue-wine aa! ag,r beer. his
heart oyertioNins with io1d memories of the
slorjuu, de,potism OF hss -.sderland, aud
hi. brain swollen with wild. Red R=publi-
can. Free ThinkiDg theories OF European
radicsli~m, complaccntly announces tia. rte
fore gners and native-born can no longer &C
cupy this country ON terms OF eqnality-
that one nuSt be pressed dorm into fhe
Sc reret siarery, aud that tie German
WILL RULE peuceGbiy If he can. bur
by civil war, and eternal bloody acts OF vi
olence," # necessary
This is indeed startling announcement
that war must be 4 clared, eternal bloody
acts of violence must be begun, to decide
whether the native-born, the sons of those
who pledged their lives aud fortunes and
their sacred honofs Who poured their blood
upon the battle fields pf onr revolution 10
achieve the independence Of our country,
should be permitted 10 have voice IL their
ewn government. or Slould De pressed 'ioSi
into the severess slavery. should be debased