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The following extract is from the New York
Commercial Advertiser. What should the Ame-
rcans think of this specimen of foreign villany?
This Pole who, in a letter to British officer,
styles himself "Commander of the Patriot forces
at Prescott" basey attempts to justify or palliate
his crime by duplicating our Government in the
heinous guilt of having commissioned him as an
officer of the expedition against Canada!!- !-an
allegation too preposterous to be countenanced
by the most credulous. Truly the occurrences
of every day are calculated to make us utterly in
tolerant Of foreigners. If politicians will not
help us to secure Legislative relief, we invoke the
farmers, the mechanics, the working men-the
real elements of our strength and the workers-out
of our destiny-to unite with us as body, to
bring about, by the concentration of our power,
the accomplishment Of our object-the manage
ment Of our own political affairs by the natives.


The Montreal Courier publishes an extract from a
letter written at Kingston in which it is said that the
Poe Won Schultz who led the invaders at Prescott


tends that he had commission from the Government OF
the United Staes officer in the expedition: but that
his papers fell into the hands Of Mr. b. Of Prescott an
American, and cannot now be found We venture to
that the of the United States never
him any such commission, aud never heard of him be


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