The New York Correspondent of the Na,ono
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The New York Correspondent of the National
Intelligencer says:


1.-The Infdels are recognizing here. In Tam
many Hall there was large meeting last (Sun-
day night. A German woman has taken the
place of Fanny Wright, and is about to occupy
her place in the public eye. The mass OF the In
fdels in this city English radicals, wel-dress-
ed, strong-nnded men, hut as ignorant of this
Government as men in the moon, and with pre-
lud'ces as bitter as gall against every body who
is better off in the world than they are Their
hatred to state-established religion seems to
have made them inidels'


Much, almos: all, that is truly debasing to the
country, is Of foreign origin, attributable to
t2int arising !herelrom in our moral atmosphere;
an atmosphere, out Of which those Jezebels who
revcl in the muck of pollution, could not exist
They are the ministers of woe who scatter the
seeds Of inideity, and nurture them until they
bring forth the fruit of ruin and moral death. !