A BASE INSUI.T
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AT French meeting in New vi.
when native Americans were mentioned :,
was, received with general sneer Of CO.,
tempt-and we see by New Y.rk nanar
mat large banner has been carried
through the streets ofthat city. hearing ,he
inscription. "American's shan'k ra,Ja ,,s y
NO such Banner was ever prepared BIZ A.
merican hands; nor was the inscrint;oo Al.
tated by man bearing an American hoa,,
No-the whole is foreign origin-cooeoc.
ted by foreign faction which infamonslv
dares to insult the feelings of American c;i.
izens by the display of lis Infamous hammer
" no can wonder that public indignalions
Is reused by such exhibitions; and that Amer
lean citizens should rise in their miobt snd
thrust back the audacious intruderss A.
they say that Americans shan't rulan ,heo
they no doubt aspire to rule the Amer;c.ns
put they will discover that the citizens =
th,s Country have the spiri. and the resoln,
ton to assert and maintain their r;ob,s -,
controlled by foreign dictation. II ,be
enchmen of New York, who advoca,ed
French instead of American Interests and
nose who designed and had executed The
Banner ADORE named. are displeased win
oelng ruled by Americans. thew have -.
privilege OF returning to the country as
'ne'r nativity and they can dep,rt ,y;,s u
ou' 'he fear of opposilion-bu so lona


