New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
VOL. Nv. NO. 2es.

we - eo.,gb ,,,re!n 70 ssle OF. ,heic !et.er.
OF naufaljzation BY The CENSUS oi ms sac ior 1850
-ro accurate than that CT the unIte States there
xrre within s limit. 60 00) aliens ont OF 100 O11 30
sbowny that large numbers 30 no. become n2urai:zsd
Assuming ;h eight OF cur Pepul % Of !oreg
birth then more than nDt-.cuun ncrtF become ratuFsiIz
ed This would jusiy further deduction 0: least
oze.four $50 0-lsaviag1 $50 as 'hc whole numb o.
,r-rr nic;s arriving tiis country wi0 annually BE-
come citzens IN the United States. They vote 6l vote
suppose they divide enrsy theG whc;Eer r wrong
no mischief s done!he errors balance esch other Eu,
ske estimate, which mus! 5ezly The OF the roS;
preuiicej, viz: that thrceionrh vote way and one
ourth the other and Lra ,b= :a always wrong tae
the oncfourth balances one0Crth of the hreCouT;a5,
leaving only heii ct o. !5 70 exercise an un-
ia.o-ao!e influence Upon tks bao..box IA The Uai:el
5.a.cs. (Greet chesrg) This, then is the exeut Of
TIE ugrr and mischief an anGu5 atdIion = eco yo.es
OF adopet ciizs TO prGsen; ;o,el o. 1850 600, which
Is increasing d. the rate Of 20 eco rer dnnu-a, by
force CT its Increase (Cnssrs( Such - The
f-ightiu danger 10 whica the ballot hx in tie United
Siates IS exposed by the foreign emigration 1arcs
thousand OF na,iiralixsj CT z-s annually
fused into toe millions hundred and fits thou
saut votes of Americana (toaTs Of LaEh'erl It may
b. aei thai THIS vote being adied from year to yar IL
the progress Of time, amounts 20 very large lumber
that is trusonr native vote is however, increasing
by those arriving a; the age OF manhood at ihc rate
OF 100 600 per arnun. But 90 no. htlisve that
majority of The foreign vote Id ecessill!y cast 6ga
wings. Aud here it may b. said thas an TAX
ley ground against opinion. ~lil give
you some fsc.5 with regard ~ th4; point Let me-
cali YOUR attention the 81 e Of tie 5 ~art, where we
are, and ihs liih ward IN. leAt above Us The7e
sections Ci the CITY W!Ci Sr:ei Vi
the ish nig sats congt gate Upon Their arFVa on thess
5nc.cs. Wh8ta ~. condition Of the bao'i Almost QUE
hall the tine The wtigi ttiGmTh IN iia II ware very
5-ii3a igr,:HE by more Than ;ew hu-drei mSj2TF
ami a the Gth ward mt very ol2n successful, nut
NJ ver badly beuer. What would have been te rs-pitT
Tie foreign vote had operated c4m6nsdiy sgainSt lte
wing ptlty2 (C;sefs) But nowlet ne ask Gu 10 turn
another ward-ths .h Il IL alaoat altogether nhso!
lei Dy naive citizens Bu: goes against US with
It's na1fi,ias G! thonsar3 The truth IS mat the o-
r.jg population in NaE York is mach naasly di=!
bed between e I've poiit:c parties than gersraily
suPposcd aal say arher tt y proper conduct Oh the
part ot :he Wing patty on5 whig edors--li they would
cfrsl tro gca ing and irritating the class OF e p2pG
laion-,hey w9ui os with the wig patty il gr.4, num-
What is the condition CT the majority O. the iore5f
vo.er.7 TheY come hsse aFiiiDg emp'oymsnt-5 king
3r Labor WIZ 5fe the great employers a th.s ci'3-
Rho tutish the emnio ;ron. to whom those people
would eel g:oe!n! fur ta5 sk5 wbich enable tkeE 10
livei Why, wings to he sufc. Cheers say taGl
If the wing party al! i:E presses acted i'll rsh: spirit
towards th:s port'oa o; the pcpnioton II won.d Ne
thc city New York !: in other portions Q! tie
Uaiou the foreign vote woGl b. .or them on the
ground that the rea; coctt~3g principle Of action IN
the whis patty 10 the protection oi American labor
AMI home in hairy. (Cireat checriug) GeEtleneA,
there is ano.er part Of ibis movement TO which iesiFe
dtcct you~ attention allule lie rel gcus a9ric
otthis controversy last ezh;hng itself as con
te,t between the Protestant j- and the Cahcic
on he other. THIS division OF society t-ead sin-
cereiy dread il, ny couttCymeR, To have Religious
rpo Cur Io.iiical party disputes
wCu,i Introduce s.ata OF things which, might which
must inmate in h.ccishoJ ard c:y have read
history Of the world l,ve ma'kei the track OF re-
There il scarcely III on waic the bones OF me mar
y.s 10 lie eutsmjeG for conscience sake, ard tor
Code sake lot have wn tho limits al tbs Union
contest for religious opinions tremendous cheetps]
Let The msses risset the pco." IN TIER majesty aIe
and crush (r srious applause and loud aud pio'Tact
ed cheering know that there ;s in this c9n1,ry an
amount otiaeilectan amount Of physical force ths;
will teach the church-whcther Protestant CT Cdthoiic
that she shall not tear from the Constitution tnlt rci
pie which guarantees universal liberation to aii irc'
nendous cheerngl Gentlemen have spoken o. reiiHuuS
prosecutions Let tell you that religious persecuoIs
have always cmanate5 :cm the Vatican, Bat thalthey
have been brutal and as cruel under the Reformation
ar they under Rome (Great Cheering mlsish
with few hisses) GsD;lcm II, an only telling trcths
which are recorded in history. direct your attention
10 the bloody fields cf Scotland and Easlni-to Smith
field AID the Cirassmsrkc'to the prosecutions Oh the
Catholics in Fraacc-look TO than. and answer rae
whether ersecucn belong exclusively to the ore or 10
the other of the ecctsl Cheers) tell you, my country
men, il is where ,he human passions teikc upon u
churcl-where man instead Of devoutly maintbhp9 The
purity OF thet splendid institution which was iofeshAtow
ed by the prophets oil otwich revered and aGorn
ed by Him. whose touch beauty and whose design
was Infinite pc, lay their protaning hands
on the ark God aud eudeavor prostitute religion TO
their vile worldly ends OF PASSION and Is
hen that persecution is 20 be feared fierce and oioody a.
any Of those pe.secutioas that have sraced all secs
IRON tio beginning Of the christian era tGeat Cheering
Are you willing to have this contest within the Iml's ol
this Union 2 (No, no." and great chcerlns) Ni you
allow of any religious professionalism you,
whether you be Catholics. .. PIoiestants. freshyte'
rians, or Methodisls, Bar!ss or Efiscopaliaas,
whatever your sentiments may be, will YOU ai
low any set Of men 10 lay hold OF the church and
make scourgs instead Of blessing 20 hc human racer
(Nono ani cheerr) have spoken oithe CaihoiIs ana
intend to do them justice although myself born ard 1cF
,urcd in Protestant land But le ME ask ycur attention
20 these Catholics They from lana were TIE -
ihoc faith prevails They have been born and eincalei
in that faith. They here and thty mock around
their altar Havethty not right 10 do sol ties
Cheers) AGd what do ther 7rela;cs and heirr ieS.Sf
They industriuusy employed in gathering the scat
tered adhe-ents 10 thsrisLin nn.stcricS to hcir si
rtusl wauis-u insiructine them III religion and movs
othry not do igh1 Surely ye! and met our resieG' pee
ard gratitude Tor they iep TO make the paops sood cll
zen,. Then With regard 10 the American Protestant
churck it presents up % tiS day model oi
Its rss;orS IRE lahcrcns, iath;u!. ald throughout ne
cuurtry earnestly engaged IN the duties OF taets
cred calling travelling about someiimss OIL horseback
and sometimes foot visiting their hocks everywnete
preaching the blessed religion Of sece and soct 10
man Thus engaged 81! these ministers OF reiislon 'e
the esteem and love sl al m5n But when any poly
men, aymsn eccesastcs, Protestant or Catioc G".e
rtelfce with our political rights o. contes,s OK 10
throw religious ;oith into the ba!ic!boxe say tey or
"a ba broken down by the action OF the imcrc IN eoe
((reat cheering for several minutrs Gentlemen nave
dwet too lcDg his part of the SUBJECT (No nc)
must hasten desire now for moment 10 cai' cur
attention 10 something else observed IN aleediuS jour
aal tAis city ieg days ago. ~ article written aPpH
reny with design Of osating tho public mine pot .ae
subject Of abolition Il appeared I, he intended =! /, 70
create anxiety end slarm Abolition Abolition IN ,he
state o. New York Abolition after its exhibition o IT.
self in The fail OF 1871 in close alliance with slavery Oh tbe
most Sautnern Gspect! Abolition, when the tca!Gl syin
pathis-r found walking arm III arm win INC siA.t
driver the hanks Of the Mississippi tLiuSh'ee ara
,hus;ast i. to me-nonc but some Don S!A
cite [tosrs of auShtcT) who behcd the ernned S-a'
in the shadow OF every tree could have though, OF
such thing: CGEeai langhter) When he soeS; ;o,, 10
thu encounter ha Wil Ea1 that he has STRUCK hs de"
drcps ON the cypress tu; e cause OF his terror lies
buried benoath his Oe; tremendous chseriGg) Ahoil
on is desiso dega that neither oa fo-co o opposition
Of the press cGrdni,e it at his day (greds aesH
and checIing) Why. gentlemen, il have been riShN!
nfoImei-I don't vouch f,r ;hc truth Of i-snt nave
heard that abolition offered iJr Ss N the e'ec'oa o
S4i-y"s, the viles political hack that ever dioTe acrrsS
the eiectio2 course by Of It's Leading drivers o.
tered Tor sent in CcpgSc7swih al ia chary--a.i is
mercy ali its kindaeSs the poor African AAoliIoA
Il was once nome which npaI:ei dignily-t carried
mercy on It's f.ont-i. enlisted the sympatA'ss ot Eary
good men rot only here but throughout the aad Dut
when j; came De converted into political machine Tor
the purpose Of disturbing ths cra order OF the country
i sunk into ipsignhcauce and ore-not even an ed.-
torcan revive laughter AMI cheers LIT ne
not misunderstood. II from any cause should II AMI.
. itSit again in This country those who appIehsrtci
danger .rous would find shoulder 10 shoulder with
the following out their effort for is final exiting
uen, loud chpcrsl II there was Ery cause OF SlG II,
am glad ,ha, the alarm was given, and thank the
gentleman whc sounded the als.m. But bciieve he
ms been unnec5 sSariiy ataii. "a voice. Il sint