Year: 1859

interesting Correspondence,


I'm which we discover Black Repub-


lican Abolitionist, and use him com,


pletely up


[ConfdentiaI.l


MEssRs SUBS lam staunch sup-
porter of our noble President and his
policy and delight to see the Regular
Democratic colors floating at your mast
head. 1t gives me an assurance that
our cause isjust. Your arguments in the
last JOURNAL make my assurance doubly
sure on that point. But while l am a
Democrat Hope to be able to show that
| am consistent one, and able to give
a reason for the faith that is in me.
Privately am in want of a conscien-
tious reply to the dozens of pestiferous
enemies ofour glorious party who dog
me to death about the course of the
administration on the natural ization
question. Now, what shall / say to
them Z When Cass declared essential
ly in his lie Clerc letter that a natural
lied American to be safe and protected
by his government must stay at home, l
with Judge Bolts, and other lawyers of
our party stoutly maintained that Cass
reiterated nothing but the real law of
nations on the point, On the heels of
months defense of the position of the
| administration on the question, we learn
by late mail that the President de-
mands naturalized Americans impressed
in the armies of Prussia, which seems to
be an abandonment a: first blush of the
position taken by that old veteran of our
party, Gen. Cass in the LIE Clerc letter.
Now, have every confidence that there
is consistency in the course pursued by
the administration in both cases, but,
pray inform me how am to make it out
to these inquisitive tormentors of mine.
Preuss Deutschasbedamdt.


We smell rat-he is brewing in
the storm-we nip him in the bud. The
writer of the above is dem Bla,k Re-
publican abolitionist. lie is an enemy
of our noble President, in disguise. We
give the alarm that all true Democrats
may be on their guard. If there is
vice we utterly detest it is insincerity or
hypocrisy, Deutchasberdamdt is
hypocrite-a wolf i'll sleeps clothing
a breeder of dissentions. He would
distract our party and wreck the Union
We know him to be an enemy. Who
ever heard of Democrat of the regular
stripe talk of conscience and consisten-
cy. They are not found in the creed Of
the party. AS loyal administration
Democrats we abandon them-we re-
puGiate the abominab,e and troublesome
evils Observation-Disclosures is a jackass
as well as an enemy. W Were he regu-
lar Democrat he might derive consola-
ton in his misery from Brother Belts,
culatorer of ours in the great Democratic
cause. Deutschasbedamdt ought to
know that Brother Bolts, as in duty
bound, supported the Cassie Clerc
doctrines in able disquisitions on inter-
nationa! law. Now, that the admins
tration has resolved to take another tack
Who that knows Brother Bolts Democ-
racy doubts that he will be found side by
side with the President! Who doubts
the ability of his pen to defend any po>
siiion our administration may take. He
isn't troubled with conscientious qualms
abaut consistency. We point to him as
model Democrat-a being who is sup
posed to be insensihle to misery, or who
grins and bears 1t with Democratic for
litude and resignation, ike S'oic


In the same confidential manner as
Dcutschasbedamdt writes us we confess
that the seeming inharmony of the ADJ
ministration on the naturalization ques-
ton bothered our heads for a moment
bnt when we came to consider that LIE
Clcrc was Frenchman and France is
actually engaged in the killing business
while Prussia is only tom-fooling in
bloodless parades, we as Know Nothings
were perfectly delighted. Where
there is prospect for French Ameri>
can being of service to stop bullet we
are glad to let him be useful. Let him
receive honorable wounds and the more
the better; but if Prussia can't take the
hint and put Dutch-Americans where
they may see bloody sights we must
make demand Cor them. which is as
good as kick to help Prussia t" under-
stand what we want done with the "cus-
sed fur. iners." Just let her march them
down to Italy and our venerable Presi~
dent will make no more fuss about them,
and Brother Bolts views of information
al law are all correct.


The best way however is to meet the
cavilings of our opponents with stolid
Indifference.


PEAcHEs.-Dr. Chapman left at our
office on yesterday several fine large
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