THE NATIVE AMERICAN.
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We hod concluded to discard the subject oil the
Irish agifafor, under the impression that enough
had already been said TO convince the woria tha'
he is a despicable man. So obnoxious has ne De-
come even to those of whom he vauntingly pre-
tended to be their only friend, that al late meet
ing in Dublin, the city represented by him in
Parliament, held to consider the combination
law, he was hissedby that assembly and denoun-
ced as the ''big beggm-man," "raitor," and other
wise stigmatized in manner manitesllng great IN
dignaon and contempt.


$50 excited were the feelings of the working
classes, both in the Exchange and in the streets,
that he was obliged to retire into the chamber OF
commerce to escape" the fury of the crowd,
guarded by the police.


The foregoing remarks are made up from de-
tailed account of the meeting as published IN the
Harder "a Dublin paper, confirmed by the fol-
lowing notice of the Register (another paper OF
that city, We also publish the address Of LORD
Westmeath to the electoral body of Dublin, from
the Edinburgh Evening Post, by which we are
convinced that we had not before heard of the
half of O'Conne's turpitude.


1t appears that he has reached the terminus
of his political road, or at least is likely to be
thrown off the track to the British Parliament.
How has the mighty (humbugger) faen!


From The Morning Register.


We blush to record the fact that Mr.. O'Connell the
representative Of city, passed from the Exchange to
the Chamber of Commerce under the guardianship Of a
strong body of poce We do not say because we cannot
realize to minds the possibility of the thing that Lad
Mr.. OConnell passed onward alone and unprotected he
would have suffered personal violence. But such was
the fury with which he was pursued so frghnl the yes
with which he followed within and without the walls
of the Exchange that grounds given for the pre-
caution taken BY his friends.