New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

and Famine demanded mo" or slerce. Re rad made
TesA for but could no, get lis vot> His name
vas called t~ice By the Clerk, but be Silent ss
death When the roll wa. called through Ny eEviEh
,ssn called out @C..--~i.hing him TO sag No
We wanted hin 70 say "Ay BAT ten horse power
steam engine fed y The 10, tear. Of in,n Despair
could not have drawn hat nouosyLaole ron I'm
Had he simply ss.i AZ thousand srsve' would
have been tensnuess b the magic sound he vas
silent and thousand victims fell into the grave Toefs
silence sits supreme upon nis sa-len throne
Had be opposed this oil on Constitutional grounds
a. HuSsEsFoED claimed 70 % or through hatred o.
tee ssturslzed Ciusen. think LEVIN ID re would
have appeared consistent Bat 70 pledge himself II :
speech 70 e circulated foF Bunconoe through the
country that be would support he BILL Jet WHILE -
hour, Of ns, declaration 70 re.us. 70 Eve as vote
that the sane tongue that had power 70 make lons
speech had not power 70 pronounce single nonosy4
liable for ts salvation Gems n M u be anything DIT
hearty support was an interested spectator u Al
tn. and was sorry 70 NJ Cas- Ia II The hour q
I'll H.s conduct was 20 extraordinary taai ,a--e
the attention Of several others 70 Il but suppose re
VII not deny the statement have made Al have
,sd can Dc easily proved Had Gen CAss supported
the lrish bill heartily as ne supported the nfes
Million bill Il would undoubtedly have passed con
.der that the lrish Relief bill would have made more
glory for my adopted country than al the slaughter Of
men. women and children IN the whole war VIII
Mexico.
For Gen CAS-. personally have 10 hard feelings
have been honored with hls hospitality and esteem
him a. man but nave not considered aim ir1e ana
di,intere.ted friend Of Ssturalizsd Citizens. When
Mr. Polk nominated 10 the Bench Of the supreme Court
GEO W WOODWARD Of Pennsylvania, who had pro
posed 10 have no person VI foreign birth vots OF hold
Office after July l54l, Gen CAss, am told, voted Tor
that nomination IL Secret Session After ire remor;
s,rsnces made BY SstUrshzed Citizens against this Ne
tive Polk nomination considered that no fen1 Of the
Nsturaized Citizens could vote for IL The Wings IN
the senate believe unanimously voted against NJ
Woodward and Loco.Foco Nauvism was defeated By
hi. rejection Nearly the whole LocoFoeo party IN
the senate including positively said LETis CAss'
voted for this ultra Native nomination
Nor do Ike his uniform friendship 70 everything
Monsrchicsl seen in his book on France, &c pub
lshed By Wiley Putnam in l5il. AZ page a. speak
ing Of England be that The greet essential Prin
cples Of public and private freedom are established
beyond the resch Of destruction" Yet WrLLfAN SMITH
OBsrEx for the mere crime - Of Pstriotismfor hs
love Of public and privsts freedom, IS now in the
rneshes Of destruction and probably found guilty
Of crime whose penalty is hanging and quarterins
Whatever therefore may think Of Gen Cas- As
private ciiz sn-hovever may esteem bis friendship
as Nsturshzed Ciuzen cannot give him my vote for
President prefer ZACHARY TAYLOR whose brows
covered with sures nourshed into richest uXurianee
By Irish and German blood, poured out and mingled
with Native blood on the field Of battle When those
Irish and German soldier. wounded on the battle
field Of Busns Vista and Santa Annss troops were
there in superior numbers by Mr. Polks pass, threat
ening 10 trsmple on them and mulste them, General
TAYLOR said NJ rounded behsad Ish1A not pass
thin alire OF such hdelty in danger the Nsturalzsd
Citizen. will prove themselves neither unmindful nor
ungrsieful
Had il not been for LocoFoc appeals 70 Ns,uralzed
Citizen. TO vote for Gen Cas- your letter presume
would not have been written. nor would have an
.wered IT, even II il had been Whether nsturslized
or native citizens all embarked on the same
bottom under the glorious flag, and whether "a
vorng breezes or storm and tempest before Us we
have one flag one nope, one destiny one country. As
American citizens favor Of protecting Industry "a
cilitsting Commerce, improving harbors and making
this great asylum for the oppressed Of al nations g.
well as for the native. Of the soil great prosperous
happy and free have reasOns enough 10 support
ZACHARY TAYLos who will permit the People. Repre-
.enstives TO make laws, in preference to LEWIS
CAss who endorses the measures OF JAMES h. PoLEs
Administration. destructive alike 10 the Interests OF al
citizens whether by birth CT. trsns Atlantic. When
the insulting and degrading sppesl, however .. made
you aud have right-it is our duty-io answer IT.
! have made this full and frank statement OF what
knew felt and saw. have said nothing from illfeel
ing. and Whist have said simply truth susceptible Of
abundant snd easy proof
fireman. s-at.sn-l. .1-s--'y volr'.
" ROBINsOS.
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