Daily globe., 1883-11-03

thls country, he should learn the A, B, C's
OF his political creed. Democracy does not
recognize one race as better than any otl er.
Iflsn, derman, Swede and Norwegian
are all brothers IN the folds OF Democracy.
IL Is tne underlying principle of the fed
eratlon or Gil mankind and American
Democracy's chief triumph since the days
OF jefferson Is its demolition of Know
Nothlngism. Who was that cry made
agalnst--the Irish. "No Irish need appiy''
was the slogan of the ignominious forces
that were driven from the field by Democ-
racy. Who has made this clamor against
foreigners? The Republican party. Who
is abetting them? Such fellows
as MacCarthy and the "Eyetal-
ian'' of the Chronicle. Now.
Irishmen, be true to yourselvs; true to the
principles of that party that thirty years
ago sounded the death knell of know
nothingism, and demonstrate it to the world
that you foreigners believe foreigner as
good as any other citizen in the land.
T, ese would be proselyters of the "Mac
Carthy and dago" stripe seek to infame
you by lying and saying that when an
Irishman is put up for an Office the Ameri-
can Democrats defeat him. For evidence let
me ask you who is opposing j. j. Egan?
few malcontents of the MacCarthy and
dago stripe.
In closing let me say word to these
poor creatures whom I have found it nee
esssry to chastise. When next you spread
yourself in the public printa, don't do the
baby aot' if you happen to wake up a
peaceful Zip who may be as much of an
ADEPT at skull cracking as yourselves.
Your punishment is part of the fortunes
of war" and 1 hope that I may not be
forced to administer a second flaying.
FRANK K. MORRIssEY.
The T,co Nogs0estan Advocates Of Hubbard.
Those two "countrymen of ours" Hon.
Knute Nelson and John Arctander, are now
engaged by the Republican campaign COM
| mittee to deliver stump speeches against
| the Democratic ticket in general, and Mr..
| Biermann in particular. Now, I will ask
Hon. .Knute Nelson not to forget to compare
| the nomination of Mr.. Biermann with his
own. They are both Norwegians of about
the same age and ability. Outside of Nell
sons knowledge of law, Mr.. Biermann is
in all other respects his equal if not
his superior. Mr.. Nelson came to this
country child, and whatever he is to day
he can thank the United States for. Hence
Norway has nothing to be'proud of in him.
Not SO with Mr.. Biermann. He came to-
this country in the prime of manhood,
and with very fair fundamental educa-
ton from the mother country. Conse-
quently he might by his career reflect
some honor on his nationality, and the
Norweigians therefore have some rea-
son son for being proud of him:
This fact Mr.. Nelson and
those American as we'll as Norwegian dem
agogues, that raised nationality issue
among us simple minded Norwegians last
i, fall, ought to take into consideration.
Mr.. Nelson will, hope, not forget to
: remind his countrymen when on the stump
this fall what vigorous part ''thundering''
Gordon, Mitchell and other honorable"
3 ring leaders played in his campaign. Also
: give US some explanation why
it was so desirable to
"thundering' Gordon and consortg
have him appoint Mr. Mitchell register
in the Duluth land office. Further last
summer and fall we saw Norwegians we're
7 frequently visited by blue blooded Yankee
ring leaders (some of them millionaires)
t who made themselves very cordial, pressed
/ our hands and insisted that it would be a
, burning shame if We Norwegians did not
as man stand up for our countryman.
We miss these fine gentlemen very much
and If they do not come around advocating
the election of Mr.. Biermann we shall
mourn them as dead and gone to the
| happy hunting ground, where the votes
r are more plenty.
Mr.. Arctander, understand, is advocat-
ing the defeat of Mr.. Biermann for ne.
being reformed man-like himsel.
Certainly this is a very neat way to inform
the public that he (Arctander) is trying to
reform himself. But Mr.. Arctander
} also, some years ago, tried to
impress upon the people that he
had reformed. Hence it is strange that he
: now again is reforming himself. It is
hardly possible that q man like him, such
reformer as he is, could have made an
utter failure of it the first time. Although
as Mr.. Arctander is candidate for the
attorney generalship next fall some kind
of reform Is expedient and desirable. For
this reason we particularly wish him sue
cess this time, as far as reforming him
self Is concerned, but if he expects TO be
able to siDg his REM, Uidi,
Uici by the aid of the Norwegian vote next
fall, he should be e little careful in attack
ing Mr.. Biermenn's personal character
} 1t might be gooo thing for Mr. Arctgn-
der to compare his own record, public and
private, with that of Mr.. Biermann
don't mean to be impudent but little re
lection and comparison in this way will
not hurt good cause. "THcR."
Lanes6oro Bo"nefn0 GoT BjerDtann.
To the Editor of the Globe.
LANEsBoRo, MINI, Nov 1.--Permit me as