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Extract of letter. signed "An Irshman," to the edi
tor of the Philadelphia Ledger, the subject of Irish
Grog Shops. "Out of their own mouths they con-
victed." s&


.To every Irshman who has any regard for the ma
tiona character of his country, it must give him pain to
see many OF them in Philadelphia who keepers of
these petty grog Shops where the poor deuded rshman
in the warmth Of mistaken friendship and love of country
often spends his ALL and also becomes confirmed
drunkard


$50 far have knowledge of the working classes Of
countymen they are not as ntemperate at home as
the large manufacturing towns in England and how it is
so many in this country become incorporate, am at
loss know, except the temptation they have from the
numerous grog shops kept by Irishmen.' E