, 1860-03-01

the doENaS o. tAe Latiet'o"-
his owner, and you must let him alone' no
il property. Property in man IS ol ooo'
Touch him nut!
How lopg will the American people-how
1,,n- will the peoplc Of the Northwest, be con"
mt with doctrine like tlis-this eflic'a' ln-
d;sputablc interpretation Of the true intent
aud meaning Of the Nebraska bill? Not Cot
,,p, but Niger. is King.
,tEG1NN1Nt OF THE IRISH RULE. \
Quiet people in Chicago arc having a lore
taste Of what may be expected Il W the'F al'a~
thy and indit1arence tue Irish are permitted I"
carry this city on Tuesday next 1le mlsA-
lien and misguided people Of that nat'onal"s'
iufamed by bad liquor furnished free "nd W
,ho hopes which their leaders have ra'seo p'',
,hey will wipe out the Black Republicans anu
ret up their rule in this " Abolition hole, ~
ready arc showing forth the manner IN "n'en
they will conduct themselves on election o's'
:,nd thereafter ride over Republicans II 'nes
should unfortunately he successful.
On Tuesday evening, q mass Of them leu on
bv well known Democratic politicians 'ooA
possession Of Republican meeting III spln"'1
Hall, On sout], Clark street, and in dehaneo %
The efforts Of the few policemen at hand, ~
their booting, howling, and hurraing, rendered
further decent proceedings Impossible:
On tho same evening, ;1not'ler !:sl"el'ca"
meeting. addressed by the Comptroller o' tie
City, and Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Of freepof''
at snyder's Saloon, on Chicago Avenue, near
Wells st., was also taken by another gang Of
these imported voters, under Democratic lead
ership, and there the quiet and peaceful dello-
crations Of staid German citizens were wan"
tonlv disturbed, and finally, the Republicans
unprepared for attack or defense, as against
the bullies by whom they were assal1eo' "e''
driven of, and the meeting was broken up.
| Yesterday no prominent Republican elee'
,ioneerer, particularly if q German, could w1ih
Randolph, Clark, CT. Wells streets, w''noa'
being pursued with the jibes, sneers, threats
hootings, andrailings ofthe Irish thai c5o"ue'
the sidewalks.
On Monday evening German EentuFee
into an Irish public gathering on the Nor'l
Side and stood respectfully listening to win
was said, when being interrogated, "Are yo'
for 6uruec or Long John?" he answere'
"Long John,:' and no sooner were the "oso
out Of his mouth, than he was set upon ~ III
iuflriated devils, and cruelty, murdcrons'
beaten.
On the same evening, another German,
: intelligent and useful citizen, was on LIS Wa
+ home from the Republican mass meeting
e Metropolitan Hall, and when separated lro
&c his companions near Division street, was s.
E. upo, by half q dozen Irish bullies, and but Il
IL the approach Of few countrymen' "oa
~ have been killed. He was shockingly mi
treated, and is yet in bed.
|: On the same evening, party OF three
p" publicans, also Germnns, were attacked
N North Wells street by an Irish gang; a
~ were after struggle against half dozen ah
|'s lalahs, forced to flee Tor their lives!
oi These are a few only Of the instances viii
proyc that the Irish believe that they are go1
~ into power again! They begin to exercise
% already; and the blood Of half dozen "
~ attcsts the character Of the rule that they
'et set up in Chicago, which, under three succ
o' sive Republican Administrations, has been
-, peaceab|y governed
aot Germans, Americans, scandinavlans, pes
IL loving men Of all nationalities and all partl
se- do you want the kind Of government that th
we Democratic Irishmen have already inaugural
.of 10 Have you no rights that you nre wiling
I'LL protect by your votes against the horde'
ope men that haye been imported to putyou aos
me .Are you ready for q renewal Of the scene:
'as' which the life Of the Dyer dynasty
loe marked? Do you want the privilege OF m
c' ing together to deliberate upon public afis
'Es' in peace? Do you want the privilege II
can after of casting your ballot without fear OF
oAe sonal violence?
the Go, vote tho Republican ticket, and Il
eat these conspirators that personal saiety
public order arc worthy Of preservation
r.. | YOUR hands!