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dered the helpless children and outraged the fe-


males of Hampton, in Virginia, the Irish troops
under Rawdon, then we will lift our strong arm
and drive them in disgust, not only from our Off
ces, but from our polluted soil. If their fathers
fought with our fathers, they never would have
returned home to Ireland; but if they fought
against them, they were obliged by many reasons
to return. lfthey returned, then these emigrants
are their children and consequently our heredta-
ry enemies, for our fathers destroyed whole bat
talions of their ancestors. The facts of the case
are these; they are the descendants of those ar
mics that fought against US in the Revolution, and
therefore we owe them no gratitude and no hos
pitality. We have not closed our argument upon
this interesting and important branch of our sub
iect.