New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
,Ia,e ,IouIton and the Irish.

Ne will pu1esTOr 70 tfln- our EtNlhAe ~ a NAA@4e-
zion in another article.
Mace MouIton and the Irish.
The Nets Hampshire PafrlOt wants 70 near this
Polk politician talk with Amos Tuck. IL were bet
ter that the people knew bis old votes" deeds
show is true proverb. II Mr. Moulton ia friend
ly to human liberty everywhere and anxious to al
leviate the suferngs Of the wretched why did he
record his vote on the ST Of March last to lay on the
table, and thus destroy, the bin which an American
Senate had passed in orderS' to afford some reeito
the suffering people Of Ireland r.
Had not cry Of wo and wretchedness death
wall Of starving millions, been borne across the
broad Atlantic. and was It not an emobIing act ior
America in the dog Of her power and strength o. give
Of the abundance whersvith God had blessed her -
people SOME RELIEF to the kindred country to whom
Revolutionary Congress had cried snd that not 10
vain for help In the day OF our heaviest calamity
Has not the gratitude OF the capital city Of old Irelsnd
been since then expressed 10 those generous fudcds
who did in part what Mr Moulton, Mr.. Reid Mr.
Thompson Of Mississippi and bic colleagues Adams and
Roberts eecuslly prevented Congress from attempt
ing; and will not that grateful memorial OF the Kindness
and compassion Of men this side the sea for their
downtrodden brethren on the other, and It's cheering
effects form brighter in the escuteheon Of our
country, thousand years hence, than all the
records Of all the blood spilled and to be spilled in Mexico,
were our struggle 10 crush feeble 10 be continued
there for an ago,
VIII the friends Of Ireland ia New Hampshire forget
the service Of Matthew Thornton. her first Chif jus
tee Who signed IN her name the Declaration OF indie
pendenco' Tie was an lr.shman. The brave General
stark had an Irish mother Major Andrew McClary who
fa.lst Bunker H.l! Capt J9huMeCary, Michael McCsy,
Capt David McGreg0r Brig Gen. Geo Reid, 50 John
Orr Col WIN. Gregg. Major John COTE, Mcclalock,
Starks chaplain and the Psttens among the names
OF New Hampshire lrishmen and sons OF rshmen vino,
in the hour of trouble, we're among tho true and the
brave that prevented the advent Of 793 In Ireland
or 1884, as in Mexico 10 the thirteen Colonies in 10
VIII THE MoULroN who spurned their afflicted brethren
when they in their turn, sought SONS relief from
American abundance THK MoULroN who trampled, as
Il were under foot the Senste Of the Unions humane
Relief biI-win again be endorsed by New Hauip-
shire constituency win the who voted 10
Gen Taylor for being too humane and enient al Monte
rey, again receive the need Of public appreciation
The sth Of July will declare the peoples verdict. nor
shall WE object to a single juror out of the 1900
SHOWING ruE CLoyfS FooI-The See Hump.
shin Poiro has profs.sed ofa,r for electorccrnr Pur
poses some little dislike of slavery hut l'st Tuesday 10
cosbei its readers TO take peep al the eleven hoai H
recent professions hsd striven 70 hide Speaking ofa
distinguished member Of Congress who has often and
deseryedly received the clesrest proofs OF the friend
ship and affection of free Northern Ohio Constitu-
ency and who is hated by the dough faced sycophans
from New Hampshire. only account Of bis uncessng
fidelity to liberty and opposition to tyranny and slavery
ia every form they may assume, the PGri0f says-
The nntorioua j u (iddiure the Federal gisuuOu
member of Congress from Ohio was in this town on
Saturday. and may be here now"
II Mr.. q had been elected but once TO Congress Il
might be said that this notice intended A. personal
insult to him only. in charging him with being at heart
traitor the Union but he has been often returned
by alsrge District containing many thousands OF msnly
honest educated electors because of his well known votes
and svowed principles, the Patriot here plainy char
ges $4,000 Ohio voters with treason 70 the Republic on
the hand, or gross Ignorance In not being able d
comprehend their representative publr acts on The
other We trust that the election OF the Granite state
Sih of July will wipe ot these ssperous Of their
pretended Parrot by yctug lur Mcstrr Tuck ana
Wilson. and thus reminding Mr. POLK mt BIZ hn.riy
hating parasites and vassas. that the men of jolly 1850
love memories of their ancestors of July. lst aud
intend 10 teach their children. both ~ nGapl and pre-
oept ever 10 follow In their honored footsteps
Pooh MASS LAVA friend tells US that he
has not seen in our paper any notice OF the fact
that the Legislature of Connecticut at its recent
Session. passed law to exempt from attachment
for debt the poor mans Homestead 10 the value Of
$500 The fact, if it has been previously publish
cd. escaped our observation and We thank our
friend for calling our attention to the matter The
( law is sign OF the good time coming
! IL The Washington correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Post states that Special Cabinet convened on
Monday last al which were in attendance Messrs Wal
ker. Marcy Mason and johnson.
4 Mr. Mason is like Cerberus tSO gentlemen a. once
being Secretary the Navy and Of state. WHO'S ac,
ing President d. not learn.
Eg~ The Lowell Courier of Thursday contains
snotce OF the Presidents reception hist city. Twas
ceremonous and tame.
B The only excitement that prevailed among tho
Loco Fccos Of the Committee OF Reception The Post.
master Of the city having been chosen MI vacancy
on that Committee his political allies threSiened In
he should into any carriage Of the procession to kick
him out ourlA advees happy TO say give no
account of the operation having been performed.
ADDISON GARDISER.-On Thursday last on mo-
ton Of Mr. HAND the cordial thanks Of the Senate
unanimously awarded TO Lieut. Gov Gardiner, tor the
business dignity and impAr,i.y Of bis demeansr as It's
pre.iding officer Albert Lester was then elected tenn
pOrsry President OF the SvhAe 70 cscnssc VIC uurs
| of Lieut. Governor. &c motion In amendment 70 sp-
point Mr.. Bsckus having failed. by vote Of 70 to :.
DELAyAN TEMPERANCE UNIoS.-This Is the
name OF an Association composed Of colored people who
are do their Share 10 advancing he Temper
Gnee Reform IL embraces within the sphere Of its a.
bors the States OF New York. Vermont Massachusetts,
aud Connecticut and among IL officers observe the
names Of eolored men most conspicuous for intelligence
and philanthropy, both elersynen and lsymen- The
Filth Annual Meeting Of toe Union IS 10 BE- held on Tues
day Newbursh. when il il expected that large
I number Of people will be in attendance. The meeting
last year Poughkeepsie Of deep interest and
have doubt thai the gathering Tuesday viii Al
ford convincing proof that The Teal o. the cOored PEG
/ pie in the Temperance cause has rot soaied.
! II The steamer Roger VILLAINS arrived yes
.erasy .. quarter befor. o'clock. Thanks to Capt
De Grooi for Albany papers.
u Our thanks are due to Mr. DFSNIs OF the
New Haven Line for Boston papers IN advance OF the
msi delivery.
r. There will be no Booths around the PARK on
The Feh ofJuly Ths custom all most probably never