The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-24

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SHREVEPORT RANGERS.
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Jacob Horn, clef uaflty,
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T. IL Halla8hers y. Russell
Is. Mc'rinty
CApDo hIFLEs.
Jacob Finders \. Berth,
Thomas Steel, }. y. FREEING,
Tom Collins, Leon Leblanc,
W. Scidentoh, Iho9. McGoyern,
d. Ward, Reilly,
Chas. Moore, VIM Miles.
GREBNwooD GUARDS.
j. j. Shrrrod, +. Baker,
Charles Laynann, w. H. Morgan,
r. p Banks, Jacob Russell,
James Cassidy, ii. Crotch,
j. i. Flanagan, j. NJ. Post,
j. r. BrOdbeck, I. Mcdonald.
II is remarkable strange to me how the democratic
.dtor and all our last November friends have chsuoed
in surh crisis like this recoect not long since even
in nuhli meetings those same FOREIGNERS we're every
thing end the sweet brogue &c &c they called to the
of some that even forairpers fo,ir and batled
s,
Pulaski LAFAYETTE and others; but now not word of
then, or their natrotism They are certainly IRVINE Ia
Guido by their indirect threats and street talk the natxe
Americans alias know nothiprs. some democrats even
went so far as to 90 to foreigners and tell them what
DANGER there would he in tayng here in order to
then, off do not know the cause of ill these doipps
The foreign born citizens paving State parish and cor
Doration taxes as well as the natives the government
guarantees them the eniovmen of liberty and protcc-
ton for their lives property &c &C. as long as they
are law abiding men We as foreigners are satisfied that
there is always more less prejudice against them
but still how any sensible person come to the con-
cusicn that the foreign born citizens of this Confede-
racy have not much interest at heart in the welfare
of this country to the Vanda hordes of abotions
chastised and driven from southern soil those who
have Ignored the constitution, refused TO surrender fug
tyes from ustce, Garret Smith who declared that
the torch OF the ncendlay should light up the towns
and villages OF the south or those who said Charleston
and New Orleans should become marts of freedom or
that the south should be wiped cut from the map and
dees not Gr Lacy think that the foreign born citizens of
this Contederacy hate them much he does and would
like TO them punished, and also fighting against
them 1t is known that when foreigner becomes a
citizen OF this country that he a3ures and renounces
forever all allegiance and fidelity to all and every foreign
prince, potentate State and sovereignty whatever,
does not show that he adopts this country as his future
home and that all his interest is then here and further
that he cannot claim protection from apy foreign govern
mcnt and he s certainly got to lighter This country he
citizen.
The prejudice of late is also owing to that the Dutch
in Missouri fighting against this Confedcracy How
any reasonable blame for that? Can we help
it? Is any fault of ours? How the southeners help
that Andy Johnson Blair and H. Winter Davis are tax
ing active part against the SOUTH souherners and
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