New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09


In the department Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury the numbers are still greater there bcin-
employed in the Revenue service alone, exclusive
OF the Employees IN the Light House service $50
foreign BON citizens OF these - are from Ire
land. % from Germany. p from England, Il from
Scotland 9 from France from Canada, from =
Thomas. W from Italy, and one from each of
the following Spain. Bermuda, Tunis. -. CroiN
New Brunswick Africa. Port su Prince Gibraltar
Wales and ~ Domingo All these appointments
have been made or retained by Wing Admins
tration, who have been charged as party with
being nmcsl to foreigners. and opposed 10 Their
sharing propOrtionably with the native born due
share OF the emolumehts and honors OF office. Ia
the above list from the Treasury Department Will
DE found four collectors and three deputy collectors
two of the former being the most lucrative IN the
gift of the Executive. | aude 10 HUGH maxwell
of New York. who was bora in Scotland, and 10
SAMUEL J PETERS, the Collector of New Orleans
who was born IN Canada. In the other depart
mpnts equal Justice has been done 10 all foreign
applicants for Office, and 90 10 show the ground
lessness Of the complaints 70 " hlch | alufe. J.
the Department OF the Interior, Nj. EwINe sp-
pointed the accomplished and deserving young
Mitchell, the brother OF the exIed Irish patriot
and Patrick y. McClll an Irish refugee and fellow
sufferer with Mitchell, 10 places IN the Land Once.
before they had taken the initistory steps e.
become citizens and when they had been upon our
shores but few weeks II considerations Of tn :
Kind will not check the spirit of demsgoguelsm too
prevalent IN our day 10 the charge OF animosty
or unkind feeling toward foreigners being enter
tanned by Wings then | viii admit, no state 81
facts that conld exist would have that effect II -
not true, and for that reason have alone noticed
the subject at all.
II the speech Of Mr. CLAY has hsd other G.
feet it seems to be conceded shst It has scattered
TO the winds Of heaven the inqutous scheme Of the
Cahounists for separation Of the Mon South
ern men have been brought 10 reflect OF what would
be the consequences to themselves even # they car
~ out their own rash acts and their better jude
ments have extorted from them the confession that
Mr. CLAY was ytght IN showing that their last end
would be worse than their first. No cher SOUTH
ern man living could have spoken with tae bold
hess that Mr. CLAY did and Il IS that bodness and
,earlessness OF speech. that has driven the Dis
uniOulsts I'd disgrace from the reasonable designs
they had psrtisly matured against the integrity u
the Z mon
notice that NJ billiard Of Alabama Is spo
ken OF IN certain quarters mos, likely to succeed
Mr. HANSEGAN in the mission 70 Ber.n OF the
I'VE full missions hIed under this Admimstrsiion.
Jour are from the Save States ard but from The
Free states-viz Mr.. RVrs Of Va TO PAus NJ
BARRISGER Of n. c 10 Madrid Mr. LETcHER Of
XIV to Mexico and BALE PETToS Of La 10 Chi
h-while ABBOTT LAwRESoE Of Mass. as Minister
70 England IS the only selection of that grade Of ap
poiu,ments from the Free States This OF Itself
should be an insuperable objection 10 Mr.. Hi
LfARDs appointment Minister 70 Berlin but
when to il IS added the further consideration, that
he was one OF the SIX Southern factlonsis, headed
BY TooNss. that ed to the defeat OF Mr. WISTHROP,
aud were the principal cause OF the excitement that
has agitated Congress from the hrst day Q, ts ses
sion 10 the present time It presents a difficulty il
the wav that ought not to be removed. shall not
believe. therefore tina, NJ HILLIARD is 70 be sent
abroad upon a fgI Mission, until the fatal sct has
been peroetrsted The thought has tins moment
| occurred 70 me- Of the nomination q Gov BRows
OF Tennessee. day OF two since Tor another iu-
! Mission maj king five Of the SIX thus far appointed
| b. Gen TAILOR from the Slave States. ALPHA