New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-02

f1 10 hear ~ 6s eVctcns and deaths from ,ha ar,
o. cent exposure O. this lnclement weather some
esies ere completely cleared the miserable tenants
4n' io the work house or America OF Eternity.
dep1guAt "a 10 proceeding such gigantic
60. tH iesfs are inning 70 BE- entertained ,hs, the
a1fsy 49, become . 5as..t The Poor Law ths, was
g. wings rgat q 1eee ling odious 10 al, u high
anNh .'.e landlord an. sue psuper. The landlords
srfe ring ,0 sef 10 sbolshet or modified accord.
ins o. n own views sud Tie poor dying from hua.
gef -h4iis' o. sitter lhe asylum Il provides No lsx
caussd sueh atty o. feeling The landlords
have dim perception Of ,he rain tina, awaits them in
te future and recognize or ohoe the close alliance that,
exists between the welfare Of the rich and the poor
Policy may eject what humanity should have sccon.
psled and The rich throwing aside al regard for the
nice distinctions q sri.tocrstlc ethics admit that 10
consult he bsppnes and comlor, Of toe poor {. the duty
o. Governments They have the wisdom % know ths.
England cares little for any class Of rshmen The past
bears fearful testimony 10 this The advice OF soenser
bss not been forgotten s the desire 70 profit
byit aoated by the lapse Of time Cromwes tactics have
been slightly modified suit the reform spin, Of the
age. 1t would shock the tender susceptbites Of hui
manty at the present and degrade Christian England
the civiizer 10 his neudish measures OF de-
popuating the land and reducing it 10 barren waste
Yes temporary and partial famine 10 a sessonable
ally they have by Of it obtained dispensstios
Of Providence and under cover of that and with the
aid Of their own hypocrisy, they hope to deude man
kind
The Tina, with its assumed but illfttng supremacy
Is debating to 1e Government and reading homies on
political economy lie pages are also devoted 10 long
and able essays on the character of the lrsh-which
alter eight centuries Of teaching they ignorant Of
as overland their ncompe,ency 20 govern themselves
the dssimiary Of the Celts and Saxon Other papers
with much loyalty attack the imprisoned transported
felons with the greatest vruence, and with sweeping
denunciations sometimes favored with email jest or
an attempt at sarcasm, they would snnhilae hold up
10 ridicule men whose characters would ennobe any
country and whose only falling want Of go
1t there Is some truth in the saying that sue
cess makes the man. but Of it the fellow There
no failure their part, and the remembrance Of
their conduct will Ike that Of Kosciuskos the
arm Of the patriot fighting in his country's
But nothing has been done toward Improvement
Our Sister Country is too much occupied with her
to attend 10 welfare-if complain, the
Poor Law is enacted as specific remedy for dis
ease-to still our criesaDd that it does most eiectus
ly If we petition, prayers are most graciously
ceived but granted ii we threaten speak in
loud tones, manscles and transportation awarded
US II we demand justice. GOd.forssken, perjured
posse Of legal rufshs desecra,ng the sacred Of
Man commissioned TO dispense IL if we solicit
investigation into our case the time Of the House il
occupied with other matters and future day spoken
Of proper period for the introduction of such sub
jects. So proceed and yet England is looked upon
By men a just noble and msgnsnimous nation
China has be grateful the justice would
destroy her people and enforce by armed sussion her
right to poison Atghsnistsn has to be grateful
for her ruined cspits and her plundered people. Hin
dossn cannot but remember Warren Hastings and bis
revotirg barbartes On the catalogue of crime there
is fearful account which she will day have TO rem
der. That day s not very distant In the commissions
OF Revolution her power will be shaken to ts center
II will toer and fall what there s Of good will exist
the great names which claim her as their country will
ever live in the memory Of man their virtues will but
dsrken her enornities And in this overthrow OF ~
ranpy usurpstion and fraud the oppressed will see
the day of their freedom and regenerston-not Ireland
alone but every nation will rejoice not in the downfall
of people or the ruin of country. but in the annih
lston OF a yrsnnic Government and the destruction OF
q despotic Aristocracy NJ