Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
Fren the PhiIsds'phis Sun.

Treason AuAong our Alien Population.
IL pohhciane would turn their attention 10 the
Infamous out1ges committed in our midst, which
aim at subvBrting cur laws, sn6 leave. of their
growing about slavery, KansaaI .sQu4tfer soyer-
eighty, border ruffians, q" id hossins GENUS" they
would do our country and our institutions much
more good. These out-ages are not confined to
alien citizens Archbishop Hughes lately an
nounced, In effect that If Native Americans were
dissatisfied 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 remark similar to this at q meet
ing in the Seventh Ward, over which VIM Bad
ger, Esq., presided Whether these doctrines Of
Young Irish America viii suit our people, remains
to be seen, But in Cincinnati, the Irish residents
are actually plotting treason openly and have issu
ed subscription paper calling for aid to form mil
itary companies for foreign Invasion This is its
very language:
''We therefore solicit your donation in aid of an
independent Irish battalion, TO which we can all
look with pride, and which viii be placed beyond
the reach Of State authority, when the duty we owe
the Land OF our birth calls upon US to use them"
| Does not this show that the Irish have duty to
! their native land superior TO any obligations i'm
posed by our constitution aud lawsy And the
Germsns are equally treasonabIe In their proposals
to orgsnize an armed German league in the Union,
s'0 oAsAsAsS Va "hiSn, % uc'ctopeu III leAAn pa
| per, 10 as follows: t-aa
let. To form, in every town where there is q
sufficient German population one or more guard
companies, who shall furnish their arms
1 I'd. The uniform must be everywhere the same,
to preserve equality The uniform is necessary to
4 prevent confusion and to distinguish our friends.
3D. The arms must b. everywhere the same
| and we recommend as the best the arms of ht
Turner's and revolyers. .
4th- A member of any company shall be recog
nised as member wherever there may be such Q
company formed.
Now we call upon Attorney General Gushing tc
leave for while his diplomatic mystifcations, his
holding back Of important revelations, and his
unofficial charges against public functionaries and
direct his attention to these Irish and German or
ganizations, which are thousand times greater
infractions of our neutrality laws!than anything
charged upon Mr.. Champion or the British Consul.
at Philadelphia, New York. and Cincinnati
ever It was incumbent upon government to pre-
serve its honor, and strangle the serpent Of sedi
ton Kissing under its very eye now is the time fol
the Federal Executive to act. Every leader O.
these Irish and German leagues, from Robert Tyler
down to the most insignif can't Pat or Hans should
be arrested, indicted, tried, and punished. Mr.
Tyler has not the excuse of ignorance which may
be plead by his dupes, who will be surprised al
the Nervousness of their offence when the veil fails
i from the features Of their false prophet Are VIZ
to permit enlistments under the garb of Emigrant
Aid Societies which have for their ,avowed objects
the invasion of Ireland or interference n the
affairs OF other European governments? II Mr.
Gushing has a moment to spare let him ponder
! this question well. He has the ability and the
| nerve to settle it, IL he will and dare