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The following is an extract from well written
and interesting communication for the National
Intelligencer; i'll which the writer, after speaking
of himself in terms which attach less praise to
himself than we think he richly merits, gives a
favorable sketch of Scotland as to her intellectual
and moral worth. He tlren touches on Ireland.
and relates facts of which he was an eye witness,
and substantiates his statements by quotations
from other writers, which are embodied in the
extract.


We publish this not because it adds much that
is new to the matters of fact already known and
published weekly in the Native American, but be.
cause it multiplies authorities and confirms these
facts.


This able writer takes the just view, and ex
presses the patriotic sentiment which sustain ou
principles, and bear us out in our objects, as far al
they 60.


In his closing paragraph he deprecates tn,
practice of permitting ignorant and irresponsible
foreigners to exercise the right of voting. FL
charges upon this people the want of patriotism
and sell-respect; who have, like traitors, ssol
the dearest rights of their native land," and sui
tered England to make them slaves and bepears


And, as if in view Of the rlAnous consequence