MORE ABOUT FOREIGNERS.
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We had hoped that the federal organ
here had '.aba,ed its wrath" against our
foreign population, as a few weeks ago il,
had ahall column OF most adulatory matter
respecting them--but we were incapable
cf constituting lis language then, or are so
now, il the following, from that pape, o.
Thursday, does not hold a different tone
md souint somewhat towards the told
hostility


..What can the Wings do. when all the reinforce:
,nents from, oregn countries go over 70 the locos
Fourteen hundred il is said, were naturalz>d at
Cincinnati, within four days Of the late election,
aud all voted for Sh annon.


Alas, for the wings! Poor fellows!
Sure enough, ..,ohat can they do?' The
way we look a; it, they are already done
and Of course have nothing more ito
do,'' but to ST: still and let the Dutch and
Irish laugh at them.


WIDE AWAKE AND DULY SOBER.


There will be meeting Of the Wash
ingtonians at the COURT House on next
Wednesday Evening, at early candle
light. Mr. Marshall Morgan, Of this
vicinity, and z. Washburn, Of Blooming
ton, reiormers, are expected to deliver
Temperance addresses ON the occasion.
The public are respectfully invited to ut
tend.


WM. NJ. WALLBRIDGE scc'y.