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GEN. ScoTT.-Some Of the Canada pa
pers are copying with much gustO, the at.
tack of some Of the locofocO papers upon
Gen. Scoot. The Detroit Advertiser SAYS:


"These Brilons bitterly remember Lun,
dy's Lane, Chippewa, and Fort Erie, and
they are delighted 10 find Americans abus>
ing and blackgualdlng the heroes who have
struck down the British fag."


This may be natural enough for some Of
the bsser sort of Britons and Jenegades in
Canada, though it riH be dispissd by the
more gallant spirits even here; but what
shall We say of men on American soil,
claiming TO be Americans, within sight Of
some OF the most renowned fields Of .Ameri.
can Valor, who like pack of hounds OIL
sneaking, cowardly wolves, attempt TO hunt
down a man whose whole life has been con.
sccrated to the service OF bis country, anC
whose achievements both in war and peace
ihumne many of the brightest pages in ouI
nations history. The gallant soldier hat
unfortunately been caught in the tolls o
mOusiDg, willy politicians, but they may
push the matter too far. The people art
generous as well as just.