New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
Among the poor, or in the moor.
Are found the gallant and the true,

Among the poor, in the moor.
Are found the gallant and the true
While recresnt knsves and coward slaves
Have riches, rank and retinue.'
Thus il is in England now, as il has been for
ages. Bsckburne Monagha and Clarendon now,
as Norbury and Castlereagh OF old bssk in the sun
shine Of Royal favor. While Emmett. Fitzgerald,
Duffy, O'Breu, Mitchell, Martin and Measher,
rch other lands dignity the prison, sanctiy the
scaffold
The result OF her folly enures to our benefit. At
this moment we are receiving our shores body
Of men, whom we gladly welcome as the best
gifts Europe could bestow upon US. Almost every
week brings us some fugitive from the fangs OF
British vengeance, whose names will yet fling
back from from their efulgence here, a light that
shall redden into shame the faces OF their persecu.
tors. We have already referred to some of them,
as they have landed ON our shores. OF two or
three others we proceed to say something.
WILLIAM II. MICHEL, brother Of the beloved
Irish Martyr, leaves our City tomorrow for the
West He has despaired Of the liberty Of Ireland
for the present, and has therefore resolved to be
come citizen of this country. That noble spirit
Of independence which he inherts with his
brother makes him rely upon himself alone for his
support IN ne. he luteHusi tueiciVicf W ~ !"
Wisconsin; to purchase for himself piece OF
land in the neigbborhood of Sheboygan and to be
come tier of the soil and citizen OF that young
State We had hoped that before this time some
place would have opened for him, by which he
could have remained in this City. Though very
youns--being scarcely 90 years OF age-yet he 10
a man of large experience, maturity oil intellect,
integrity OF character and independence OF spirit,
which will we trust, carry him to the highest sta
ton of respect and honor among his fellow men.
We are sorry to part with him. We even yet
wish that some OF our merchants or citizens who
might require the services Of young man of IN
dGstry. genius and integrity, would prevent his
departure from among us. Wherever he may
choose TO live, however, he will be an ornament
and an advantage to society. To all our friends
we heartily commend him, as much for their sakes
IS for his. We shall watch with interest and ex-
poe, with confidence the career, and we doubt
not, eminent success. of our young fri md, Will
LIAM H. MIroHrl.
JAMES CASrwELI, who was forced 10 fly his
country for loving her too we'll goes with Mr. Nit
chel 70 the West He has been a long time
employed in one Of the mercantile houses OF Dub
lin as book -keeper, and has proved himself ca
pable and Trustworthy. We give him our best
wishes and our earnest commendation.
Mr. MCLESARAN, Editor OF the Limersck Re
porter is another valuable accession TO our popa.
lation. He is graduate of Dublin University n
gentleman and a scholar. We have been hon
ored with letters from gentlemen Of known
worth In Ireland, warmly Commencing him to
public favor here. Perhaps We can state his case
l. OFT ont h
letters OF introduction.
The Editor OF the DHbin FreeHGas Journal
says OF him:
"rhese letters will think. satisfy you that Mr
MClenahsn the sori Of IEshmsn that It will Dc cred
liable have served He 10 sos TO report though he
10 not short hand writer. tie Is Protestant ana
Graduate OF Trinity College His eonnexion Win the
Li~erlok Reporter has ceased am informed, because
he aud the proprietor do not now agree IN political sen
nment, Nj AClenshsn being too strong Young Ire
lander Tor which you will probably esteem hni, though
more rssh, yet the less patriotic or honest he
nov srsunes an old wish OF eecomng resident and
in time. citizen OF your magnificent Country The sss
~ of Edors On the rsh Provincial Press Is not large
and Mr. MClrnahso's circamstaece, are str sitened
he has ~iie who is sm informed lady OF edacs.
nOn he has four ehildrcn. | ms nuoa these circum.
stances because be has ~ ask your advice and direction
aud am anxious you should know how necessary is
for him to do something he has bad high elias
siesl horors in Trinity College"
One Of the most patriotic lrshmen. now in prison
for loving bis country, writes thus irom his cell:
Il send this by my friend Mr.. NClenshsn. who
fought battles well ss Editor Of the Lsssraes Re-
psrts. he 10 an able, honest, and honorable man
He has seea spoa the world by the failure OF the
Rsvolusou with hss wife and childres II you
can ssslss direct him you WILL and u feel - II the
kiadncss were done myself"
Bat the following is enough TO give him place
in the heart OF every lover Of honor and worth Ii
10 from the pen Of CHAKLKs GAyAS DrTFs, the
Editor Of the Dallas Natios, now on trial for his
Patriotism. The note before US is in his own
manly autograph
NxweArK PsIsoN. Aug q lssS.
Mr. DxAH -. The bearer OF this note. Mr. " CHINA.
han late editor Of the Lm~tek R0rfsr. desires an in
PRODUCTION to You He q Ieslous Confederate and
accomplished journalist who did good service TO the
country-whieh he only absndons because be believes
be can be OF more service to 1t for the present
Believe me, very faithfully yours
We have taken the liberty OF publishing these
recommendations, that Mr.. McClenahsn may find
some employment worthy Of his character and
ability, and that soon.
There are others that we might refer TO in this
connection, bus they are In more independent cir.