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We again bring to the readers notice the lam
gaage and general sentiments of our foreign po-
pulation. This audacious outpouring of foreign
venum, has been inserted in the columns Of our
noble co-laborer, the "National Banner,' hand.
some publication just issued from the press. Its
conductor is blessed with powerful and bright
talents, and yields the impulses and the strength
of his mind to the general veal of his native land:
move onward we would pray thee, in the chastest
cause of American duty, and fearlessly nurture
and defend our Republican principles and immu-
mites from the rude grasp of foreign acts Of
usurpaon. Let us hold up to the unqualified
indignation Of an insulted nation, the contcmpt
BILE bombast of an Irish tory in our mdst-anc
ask them, shall we permit such demons, in human
form to take our political and civil rights from us
and thus obliterate evey vestige of American Ii
berty? Our blood boils in anticipating the re
sponse, to this interrogation, of the sons of Wash
ington. We will here say no. more; read th
abusive appeal to a clan of ''malevolent Gnsteae
of benevolent Irishmen," and the feelings of th'
bosom will speak volumes.


"BoRN TO BE OUR MASTERS"


The following extract from the speech of the
Orator at the late Irish Celebration in Washing
ton, ID. c., is from "The Truth Teller


From the NeD York "7tuth TsAer"l


"Mr Rannigan [Renneyhanl being called upon for
sentiment got up and sald


T To oirvo 10 cprief fy
strong and united this glorious occasion Since the
time that my pressing duties at home constrained me to
resign the office of Secretary, which so long filed,
have been able TO bestow my undivided attention to what
was most conducive TO the responsibility Of your body
which are every day Illuminated against us, than by
'showing forth" this occasion, in our mi ght and
power and therefore recommended celebration. How
proud now to look around me, and beneath the TO-
liage Of this me-honored oak such concourse OF
native and adopted citizens. The spirit, gentlemen, o
the ay is not exclusively felt by those who misnamed
"Natives 1t burns in my breast now warmly and as
bright as in that OF any OF those who singing
haeluahs to liberty the exclusive, but unknown
Carroll Springs Let set the example this day, to ri
val those "Naves in aror and sincerity upon these
casons. AS WE EXCEL THEM IN ALL THE
HEART. THEY ARE THE VERY HEL0TS OF
THIS HAPPY AND INDEPENDENT REPUBL c.
WHO TRY. LIKE THEIR GRECIAN PROTO
TYPES, TO OBTAIN RESPECTABlLITY upon
THE RUINS OF THOSE WHO ARE BORN T(
BE THEIR N "A ST z RS. Public voice ha
already pnt them down lear there is no purgatory t.
cleanse them from their sins. They have taught us
useful lesson-that Of vigilance and union. Follow ,h
advice gven with so much powerful eloqience, by you
orator for this evening, and you will never be deprived
of the high and undivided privileges of American Cit
zens."