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MEssRs. EDIToRs: like the tone of your pa
per-,here is not that mock dignity about it, that
precludes the humble citizen from discussing his
rights in its columns, but there is door open to
all for redress. There are some curious things
that happen in this city, and it seems that the
foreigners always active agents IN these occur
ences. ...ra


In my ward there is a representative, an Irish
man, who attends to our business in the city
Councils, transacts for his per diem Seageant's
duty i'll the Marine Barracks, and therefore is
unfit for civil trust because an enlisted marine,
and which for the sake Of justice will be investi-
gated hereafter. He also amuses himself with
firing and shooting his gun at our dogs-probably
practising for the Florida or the Canada war. The
other day, elated BY the multitude Of dignities
thrust upon him by his fellow-inhabitants Of the
ward, (not by his fellow countrymen, because we
are all Americans born,) he turned the corner Of
the square in which live, and took deliberate