THE ENATIVE AMERICAN.

For the Natire american.
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foreign origin recently got up, system =, r..
fing by which one man OF " the old "oi'u my
helm another i'm thus new one, someuihes " n'o
disbursement of the Natives, and someumes iof
special purposes cd !.


Tn the Globe of Thursday morning. hna
letter from an Irshman calling the attention oi the
nnhlic 10 the lectures of another foreigner upon
Arithmetic. Now have no objection to help any
man as far as my small mite of this worlds good
things NAV 90, in the way of getting an honest
living whether he comes from the meridian OF this
Country or from the Antipodes, but when see
combination of Foreigners to aid oneanother, we
NAV naturally be indulged in the curiosity OF ask
ino who these individuals are! would not wound
the feengs of any one, and should not have re-
ferred to the person. if the party had not under his
own signature thrust himself before the public
Without therefore going any farther Tor the pres
ent, would ask this correspondent II ne does not
think it would have been more becoming TO have
been satisfied with the emolument OF his office,
which some Native ought to enjoy, and have lett
the concerns of our City to old and respectable
Citizens, instead Of placing himself where the nov
city of his position and the euphony OF his name
would attract enquiry!


This single act would perhaps not have called
for notice. but in the Intellgencer Of the same day
we see a simultaneous movement Of probably an
other foreigner, under the signature OF . A Sufer
er," in which he brings still another Irishman be-
fore the public, as of the best gardeners in the
Country" and speaks of his suggestions to some
of our men in power s'to give him lamps at every
corner of the Avenue, with Watchmen to protect
the properly Now this person is already, by
some means which we cannot comprehend, officia-
ting as the gardener at the Capitol, man whom
will not speak of in comparison with thousands
of our own men of the same trade, because that
would burlesque them; but he or his compatriots
not satisfied with this unnatural preference, is pro-
posing plan, whether so intended ornot, by which
the police of the City shall be placed in the hands
of an appointed corps Of foreigners, and thus in
stitute Swiss guard for any purposes that future
faction may require.


trust our Country.nen will be on the look out
not only to put down this, but all other attempts
of foreigners to take the lead and places of better
men, in their own affairs.


would respectfully call the attention Of the
Committee in Congress upon the District of Co
lumbia, or that Of the Committee on Public Build
ings, to the enquiry of how these men get into
Office, who they are, and for what special reasons
they are preferred in every thing that concerns pub
lie employment and high salaries. | do not de-
sign to refer to these individuals either exclusively
or specially, and should not have adverted to them
if they their friends had not put themselves be-
fore the public, d.