For the Arkansas Intelligcncer.


kE DRUNKEN FOREiGNERS-IRlSH AND
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DUTCH.


I.,r, Ediiors:-I have always been 4 friendto
Iy,u. but last night ended my term Of friendship
.,,n looking over the Washington Union Of April


Glanced to light upon the following remarks
bv Mr. Yell on tn. floor Of Congress. before
md galleries crowded by citizens from all parts
hppy and free land.


y.l lin answer to Mr.. jones' upon the subject
h,.ipr mounted RiAemen for the Oregon route.
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4, own desire had boen that two Regiments Of
- ,i,oald be raised IN the Western country
nd q men who kaow somethng o. Western ser.
kut y, he could not get them he would just as
nc the Infantry now in service. instead Of
i, the proposition Of the gsntlemIn from Ohio,
trcker OIL which proposed to strike out III;
.a, Of Dragons and insert one Of Rihemen.
"a, true that the President VA, authorized under
si.ng law, TO take the present Regiments Of In
,nd pu, rides in their hands or convert them into
nfsntry. But saH fhry nere nothing more
|tIs same DRUNKEN Fors'gnsrs-lRlsli and
Nh"


M Editors, the gallant little army under the
md Of that brave and sigilani officer, Gen. lay.
,sed on the frontiers Of Mexico, surrounded
psni dangers, beIeaguered, harrasscd and starv.
centred upon il the eyes Of the whole Amer.
pyls zinc ludng, hope, Mr.. Yell, and great SO.
i is entertained for It's safety; and although il is
bded by thrice its number Of the enemy, the
eses Of the people ia the bravery. discipline and
su Of it's composition, is such that no one doubts
Aue galtnt fellows will achieve impcrishable
ff The American army, and Is missionaries of
and liberal principles, carry knowledge of the
~ Of free government TO the bcnghted and
!pddch people Of that unhappy and Distracted


Mcssrs. Editors, allow me TO ask Gov. lci,
pnlose the greater party Of this gahent little


Why these same ''druaksH torsIgners,' who
efenslye to his nasal olfoctorrs


aic 10 bear the from, OF the fight and suffer the


hardships in this campiigni The PFlSatcs--
nbe ''lrish and Du.ch," whO are ever to be
,n ~ the first to answer Their country's call
Fat The foremost facing the enemy: yet Gov
aoanccs all this class Oi natura!IIed c'tlzens, as


ca foreigners" :enticmcn, | am u foreigner,
Rv scfved my adopted country h'e years IN ner


and in that time travelled hundreds OF miles


fntict among vafious tribes ot indians, ,iited inc


a d one arm to suppress Indian difficulties on
N one occasion, aud had the satisfaction TO re.
au by officers test imonials Of good conduct ana


but Gov. Yell ignorant Of my ciains 10
slhough among othrfs sent him to Congress


'-s, me aud protect my feelings, foos me OF
ssement Of INV officers aud denouness nic as


twegnr." "The back OF nv hand to nun


out MONTGOMERY


saih, May 18th. 1876.