The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27

Treason Among our Alien Population.
1t politicians would turn their attention
TO the Infamous outrages committed in
our midst, which aim at subver!ing our
laws, and leave off theft growing about
slavery, Kansas. squatter severe ignty.
border rufians, set id honaine cenus," they
would do our country and our institutions
much more good These outrages are
not confined to alien citizens. Archbish-
/ op Hughes lately announced, in effect,
that If Native Americans were dissatis-
fed with the action of Roman Catholics
in this country, they might pack up and
leave the country; Colonel Young the
deputy surveyor of this port, made re.
mark similar TO this at meeting in the
seventh Ward, over which VIM. Badger
Esq. presided. Whether these doctrines
of Young Irish America will suit ourpeo-
! pie, remains to be seen. But in Cincin-
natl, the Irish residents are actually plot
ting treason openly, and have issued a
subscription paper calling for aid to form
military companies for foreign invasion.
This is its very language:
1--WE therefore solicit your donation in
aid of an independent Irish battalion. to
which we can look with pride, and which
will be pl ced beyond the reach OF State
authority, when the duty We owe the land
OF our birth calls upon us TO use them
Does no: this show that the Irish have
a duty to their native land superior to a
ny obligations imposed b y our constitu-
ton and laws? And the Germans are e.
qually reasonable in their proposals to
organize an armed German league in the
Union, the outline of which, as developed
in a Texan paper, is as follows:
lst. To form, in every town where
there is a sufficient German po pulation,
one or more guard companies, who shall
furnish their arms.
2I. The uniform must be everywhere
the same, to preserve equality. The u
inform Is nece> >sary to prevent confusion
and to distinguish our friends.
81. The arms must be everywhere
the same; and We recommend as the bes
the arms OF tie Turner's and revoivers.
4th. A member of any company shal
! be recognized AS member whereve
there may be such company formed.
Now we call upon Attorney Genera
. Cushing to leave t r a while bis diplomat
iic mvstifcations, his holding back of. i'm
: port MT revelations, and his unofficia
charges against public functionaries, an
direct his attention to these Irish and Ger
man organizations, which are a thousan,
: times greater infrac ions of our neutralit
laws than anything charged upon MI
Champion or the British Consuls at Phil
. delphia, New York and Cincinnati ]
ever it was incumbent upon govern
ment to preserve its honor and strangl
the serpent of sedition Kissing under it,
: very eye, now is the time for the Fede
raj Executive to act. Every leader o
these hish and German leagues. fror
Robert Tyler down to the most signiican
Pat or Hans, should be arrested, indicte
tried and punished. Mr. Tyler has no
The excuse Of ignorance which may b
plead by his dupes, who will be surprise
at the Nervousness of their offence wher
1 the veil falls from the features oftheir falls
prophet. Are we to permit enlistment
; under the garb of E .igrant Aid Societie
which have for their avowed objects tn
invasion of Ireland or interference in tn
: affairs of other European COVE rnments
, II Mr.. Gushing has moment to spare
let him ponder thisquestion well. H
has the ability and the nerve to settle it,
he will and dare.