THE . y MSER 4fRLE, FoREIGNERs AGAIN."
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Afsssrs. -Edaors.-A, the Rrs, tan al ac Y ], =,
when the tocsin Of war wa, ,ound.d-~bon
our country called upon the patriotic citizen, NJ
this 6sate torslly under The Star Sp.n,I RAM
in support Of our institutions and bcr,ie, and n
rePei 'ba 'nsoIen! ipvadars from our ,oil-amons
the foremost WIN offered their services to meet
our Toes upon the battle efeld--were many Of the
nafurdi':ed ehlsens a, this Pacs-,ke same % drunk.
EN- foreigners, Irish and Dutch, denounced bv. Gov.
Yell in Congress. Tho insult flung a, Astn. by
our Representative in Congress could not dame
the ardor Of their patriotism nor drive them .ffom
their country's standard at this momen,o,is time
when, their services are needed. They do no,
hold tho American Congress responsible for the
foul aspersons cast upon them BY Gov. Yell
and neither do they lay the responsibility a, the
door Of their follow citizens Of Arkansas-they
do not harbor the belief tha, they endorse the
sentiments uttered by our member Of Congress
and they believe that he will never be sent 10
either branch Of Congress again TO abuse the r
confidence and 10 dsnouhce worthy portion Of
his constituents. O.. . 4,.r. .A-.l,.


Messrs. Editors--this zeal in their country,
cause is a manifest rcbuke, and one that ough, to
make Gov. Yell blush, il hs has sensibility enough,
for lhe heartless slsnder he cast upon US; and
when these brave fellows re,usa from the goriou.
pers Of the battle field, they will in very for.
cible manner show their appreciation of the com.
pliment paid their moral character and patriotism
BY Gov. Yell and his friend, .:Sober Sense"


But, Gentlemen, why need dwell upon the
demonstrations Of foreigners in this place while
you have an instance so credtabie TO your town
and honorable to this much abused class Of citizens,
before you q. your very door,. At the first blast
Of the trumpet tthaf was sounded to the rescue,
LEoNARD WHlLHoFF, n Duichman. vautcd minis
saddle, equipped end ready to ma rch to the seat
Of war. The influence Of his example, his active
exertons 10 enlist olhers, and his libernlity in
equippipg them, contributed greatly in filling up
the ranks Of the fine corps which reflects SO much
credit upon your town. &c. '' ID


Gov. Yell has promised to meet the Arkansas
volunteers at Washington on Red Riyer--w


not the blush Of shame mantle his cheeks, and
his head bow down in conscious guit, when he
meets this brave Du,chman in tho ranks of his
coun,ry's defenders! Forward, my gallant Dutch
man--when Yell mse,s yod he viii quad before
the indignant glance Of your martial eye.


.- ,.r... MONTGOMERY!


Fort Smith, June 18th. %