Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-15

the polls Tor the third time aud ara Without molos
ton suffered 20 vote third time.
Scnxx "a party Of intoxicated Irishmsn, armed
with nlusksis. They halt in front Of Methodist
church. consult for time, then, with the barrels OF
their muskos break the lamps In front Of the church.
Scene S.-An freshman loading musket-bring-
ing II 70 his shoulder and at the same time excaim-
ing, Faith, now, show me a id native
Scene Eighth ward polls. An American, ju-
the Heating trial pursued by crowd Of blood
thirsty foreigners and who only escapes BY fight.
Scene 6.--Americans laying bleeding -dead--in
the streets of their native landmurdered by the In
CRATES TO whom they have given AN asylum
has come The semi barbSrians--Irish aud iagof-
crawling Dutch-lsd by Americans with traitors
hearts in their bosoms would deprive US Of our dear
ly-cherished rights. shall shey 40 1T Let tne
"sArAs CoxKxcruso Sn'--It has been the prac-
tice Of the sham Democracy, when they about TO
perpetrate outrage against the peace OF society
when their plans laid and their plots
mating in order to ward off suspicion from them
selves 70 charge upon the party Opposed e them
minds have conceived, and which their own pimps
and buies are in the act Of perpetratng. Thus ID Is
to-day and win be tomorrow, and tomorrow, until
the Presidential battle has been fought and won and
they covered with merlted disgrsce and infAny,
which the defeat that awaits them will be sure TO
bring upon them. The Phantom last evening" whose
editor has just returned from Pennsylvania where he
had spent month participating in the canvass
charges upon the Americans that they are about TO
perpstrats the very deeds which his party were
prepared 10 infict which the redoubtabie editor alu
ded to had aided in communicating, and now comes
home TO Washington TO charge upon his opponents
through the columns of his yeracious sheet
Some fifteen months ago. this editor published in
his sheet what he facetiously styled " Ex-
cayations in Nneveh." The heart and the mind
that dictated the publication of the Of molten
siye persons, merely because they had ipnocently,
and in the exercise of privilege which they believed
TO be immutabe, rendered themselves obnoxious 10
ant, apAxy ha kua
la injury and loss 10 them, and be productive OF no
good TO himself do not envy any man the posses.
sion Of Such being will do evil for the love Of
evil, Such heart is utterly destitute Of human
kindness Suoh mind is capable of the conception
Of any treason stratagem, crime, however producr
tive Of misehsf 10 Others and Of its execution too,
when not attended by consequences OF personal
character.
Bur this phantom" of all that is honest and hon
orable out Herods Herod in his issue of yesterday,
and shows that his evil heart is not satisfied with
prosecuting men TO the grave, but with malignant
viruence, pursues his victim beyond the narrow
house. The individual who has committed the crime
OF regulating the false and baseess principles which
hs false and cruel heart prompts him to advocate is
not allowed to rest In his grave. The repose which
is freely given to the midnight murderer. is dsnad
to him. Inc grave cannot hide the crime Of openly
evolving American principles. This Was the cliiae
BIZ young Ihroop whose memory II blackened and
whose character ID vilided by this insatate vampire
who not satisfied with the blood and life, would
7.aak ha saanne poii ne SOUL c. O. .h c uT.c;sd
nate youth, who fell victim to the lawless violence
Of rufhan band Of foreign mscres9ts, who would
iEnhrpe their hands In the blood OF every native
American, without regard to age, sex OF condition
The article is false in every particular, as to his
participation in the Baltimore riots. In regard 70 his
hiring gum the fact is that he was sent into
0'Meary's shop by another person, and Mr. U Meary
sepiep that he said to him, or that he asserted
that Young Thpo3p said that g be wanted to shoot
foreigner 1t can and will be proved by the evidence
Of Mr.. Gilmore, of the Gilmore House, Baltimore,
that Throop had nothing to do with the riot These
facts we have from the mouth Of the brother 81 the
deceased, backed by EVIDENCE ildisputabe; The Fot
RGs commenced by the New Market Fire Company,
SayKNrH WAnp.-Some time ago it was proposed
10 establish fire company in this ward The citizens
S5,-~>si~tAlvAAaAmhledn pubc meeting. aud placed
their unqualified veto upon the proposition They
aid not, and do not want fire engine or hose com,
pany OF reel or anything of the kind located among
them Contrary to this expressed wish OF the citi-
gems however q company composed Of yeung men,
all Of whom informed are under age, has been
established. They are in the possession Of reel,
with which they to fires, and WHICH, on every
casion Of alarm whether false or real ia dragged out
To the annoyance Of all and the good of nome The
greatest injury will result to the boys themselves who
will not be likely to learn by such associations and
practices those things that will make them respeca
bic, useful, or happy,
PILLkoRR AND Donaldson MEN ATTEND - The
friends of Fillmore and Donelson requested to
assemble at the Temperance Hall, street at z.
M, to form procession to attend the American Mass
Meeting at Alexandria, this evening.
The boat will return at an early hour.
Let every good American be IN hand.
MISSION FAIR, AT OPP Fellows HALL, NAVY
YARp.-The ladies, who constantly engaged in
every good word and work, have gotten up Fair
for the benefit of East Washington Mission We sim
cerey hope that the friends of this in our city
and all who desire to do and TO get good, viii encour
age, by their example, influence and means, this eff
xyyxyhsc huhn he
elected II is the duty of all TO contribute to its suc
cese ~
GRAND PARADn-Ata meeting of the regimental
officers it was resolved that the grand reception pa
rade about to come off in honor OF the President will
supersede the display usual at this season OF the year
The military ordered TO assemble this afternoon
at five o'clock
The Commissioner Of Health reports but sointer-
ments here during the month of Septsmber-of that
number AZ, were children Of ten years and under;
were between 80 and 80; one over 80. Consumption
10, fevers 0.
On Sunday, at the Second Presbyterian Church,
John Il Clements and VIM. L. Cleayer were installed
ruling elders. Rev. Mr. Peck, of Baltimore, assisted
In the services, ttGg
Attempted RoBBERr A gentleman returning
from the water works last evening. where he had
been at work. and who had just been paid of entered
q store on the corner Of TwentyFirst and M streets
to purchase something. He drew out his pocket
DOCK 10 Tor tNe afuces mus uspfhy1nR the con-
tents which. excited the cupidity Of two men who
were present-a white man and black ope--who way
laid and endsavored to rob him, be succeeded in
making his escape. An
TIE RxmBIrror of Dissolving Views, oxy Hydro
gen Microscope, &c, win be given tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall
An exhibition viii also be given on Saturday after
noon at O'clock for the special benefit Of the chill
dren; and on Saturday evening at ~ p. M. f n &
The whole Of the proceeds, we are informed, viii
hnA A.. ~, a0f
the Young Mems Christian Aasociation--an object
well worthy the patronage of our citizens.