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We introduce into our columns, from Niles
Register, sketch Of the Irishman, Blanner-
hassett, famous for his agency in a conspiracy
believed by many to have had for its object the
of the Union. It. was declared
to be confined to the invasion Of Mexico; but
there is too much reason to believe that if
Mexico was intended as the boundary on the
west, the Alegany mountains were contemplated
as that Of the east. However all this might be,
we see in this instance foreigner of talent,
wealth, and consequent influence, not contented
with the advantages of residence among us, nor
even with the peace, freedom and privileges o1
the country, but offers or lends his personal
efforts to fit out and equip forces among our
citizens, whom he had deluded, for the alledged
invasion of neighboring colony of the Spanish
nation; for which he was compelled to seek safety


in flight, and all his high hopes and deep schemes,
so fondly cherished on the then enchanting but
now desolate island of the Ohio, were blighted
forever.


What blessing are foreigners 10 this country.


Let it not be thought, however, that our oppo-
stion to that denomination extends to every indi-
vidual not so. Those who formerly came among
us were generally respectable and worthy; where
as the few good to be found among the hordes
that oflate nfest us, are like angels visits Hence
in destroying the numerous tares we may injure
a scattering plant of wheat.