New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Cass and s ,ott countie. have gone nearly unani.

Cas- and ) 'ott counties have gone nearly unani-
mOusy FOR IT,
While the adoption Of the Constitution canno,
Justly be regarded as Wing victory. sill il s a
most glorious triumph over the Loco Foco leaders
They determined At Springfield last Winter that IL
should be defeated az al hazards. and went to work
in right good earnest 10 effect their purpose. Cir
cllsrs were got up declaring the adoption or rejec
ton Of the instrument a party question, and IN.
structing the faithful everywhere 20 make war
upon H. These circulars We're sent all over the
State aud nearly every Loco Foco paoe- joined in
the hue sud-cy But TO no pGrpose-the people
had made 10 their minds that the new instrument
was a decided improvement upon toe old one, and
they could not be shaken by the msd dog cry Of =
few politicians and party hacks.
All the leading iestures and Improvements OF the
New Constitution were dictated and carried
through the Convention by the Wings, though
they were in a minority some twenty votes. Fol
lowing the lead Of that distinguished lawyer and
parliamentary tactician. Hon. ARCHIBALD Will
LIANs Of Adams Co the Wings not only prevented
the adoption Of various Jscobinical articles thst
We're proposed, but succeeded in ENGRAVING upon
the instrument many useful and wholesome re-
forms Yours truly, w.
IMMIGRATION FROM EuRoPE.-The Officers OF
the German soeldy Of this City have memorial zed The
legislature stating that the German immigration last year
greater than that from any other country VIZ $3.50
Germans 81 $40 Natives Of Ireland, and 229tS Of other
countries bile the expenditures borne b. the Imngra-
ton Commissioners, were triAng c1mpsred " ID the
burdens caused BY the Irish alt other immigration
The memorial adds that l0,il! immigrants became
chargrase the public ant cost Si4 average each,or
SI4s Of these fits affirmed hat only -T2 were
and thst while 50 1870 Germans pad each only SO SOS
were approprsed n the support OF their corntrymen
The Gerusn inn igrsnt his arrival here, II he re-
CURES assistance does not call the Comm ssloners Oh
EmiEscn but AZ the place where his native language 10
spoken he calls the Germsn Society snd the German
Society does not send him the Office Of the Commission
Except in extraordinary cases because the Commits
sOnss have made t rule to graft relief only their
Institutions But ample proof Ia daily furnished BY
the visitors OF Society that Il j, next O. mposbe 70
induce the German imm grant Voluntarily 70 become al
inmate Of those us!uons-he will rather submit 20 &C
ua suHeringaud thus ignorance Of the language Of the
country and the dread Of the Aims House which the Ger
looks a or psnientiary, throw the chief
burden fhs INDECENT German imm the German
Society ard TIE after BY the force Of Circumstances
compelled 70 perform part Of the duties and - deffsY
portion Of the which by the Act OF May >,
lSi-concerning n vssels coming TO the City
Of Gsw YorkAre intended to fall the Commissioners
Of Emigration
The fu1ds Of the Society being exhausted it applies to
Legislature for aid.
The DEAD SEA EIrEDrTION-The L. s. ship
Supply arrived a. Port Mshon the 9th Of January from
Gbrstar and would sail about the let Of February for the
East Commander Lynch bad been very seriously sick Of
the sailor, hsd sso been attacked with The same disease
sud bad recovered There were other csles on board
and arprehsnded. The ship had been thoroughly
cieanssd ard fgmigated.