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GTThc Louisville Courier inflicts a
Justly merited punishment on Mr.. Calhoun
in the following paragraph. Had il been
citizen Of Massachusetts. instead Of a fo-
reign country, the great embodiment Of ''all
the chivalryf would doubtless have felt his
honor and respect most Indignantly perio-
rated:-Memphis Eagle.


.NATIvE ORIGIS-'-This j. the form Of
a snecr uttered by Mr.. Leopold Bierweith,
a German unnaturalized foreigner. in his
letter to Mr.. Calhoun, Secretary of State,
enquirng into the authenticity Of the pub
lished letter Of Mr.. Consul List. He SUE
pccted that the letter was of 'Rafire origin.
and therefore, he Judged, there could be no
truth in it. In Mr.. Bierweth's estimation,
whatever il Of .'nafirc origin" must be dis
credited, or nj least require extra confirma-
ton. Mr.. Calhoun should have treated a
letter coming from foreigner, containing
such a snecr and imputation, applied 10 any
portion Of his countrymcn, with infigna-
ton, or with contempt. He either should MT
have responded, or in a manner that would
have cautioned Mr.. Berweith, and all other
foreigners in correspondence with our gov
ernment. 10 treat the people Of this country
VI Ncl dS otutTS, Win
respect. But Mr.. Calhoun utiers no re-
buke to this imper;inent and impudcnt for
eign querist for hi disrcspcct 70 American
citizens of 'naiire orign"-t takes nc trouble
to place the matter right before the coun-
try, but gives an answer confirmatory Of
the false imPutation, which together with
MIR. Bicrwciih's letter, Is recorded and filed
among the archives of the country We
have already seen the public journals pub
lished and conducted by foreigners in this
country. denouncing the natives of the
country as cordrds and.slarcst We have
now an imputation officially made by the
organ Of foreign society in New York, to
the chief Secretary Of our government, that
they arc liars, And this officer seems 10
have felt no dissatisfaction in confirming it.
so tar as was in his power. What shall
we have next, unless something j. speedily
done by our fellow-cirizens, to rcbnke and
put down at once and forever, this exotic
presumption and insolencel