New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01


to General Cass for merely making speech in
favor of MIR. Hunts bill. " no then supposed that
w nshington HUNT would be acandidate tor Coy
ernor! His being candidate Is now to create
new constitutional theories, and editors OF Loco
Foco papers who then approved the act no"
with their own heads bid in the bramblc OF their
partisan stupidity, imagine that the naturallZed
citizens will NOT SEQ Ito oIv body of their own
inconsistency
These continued attempts to misrepresent MIR.
HINTS action on this bill have induced me to
- Ni;,t" o,,d a;scrss II I shall h..
taNI up 'ie ~ e1t; III tI,at l boya sail
and more if necessary.
shall here give lie" extracts rom thc A4 gH
eco papers ana ans q mem Dc, 800
puollc ~ SEE So
lile many 'us 1.lrCN'7 ''''i' ''"'
~ ~ in3 - - ~, N-,,r Yr,L Standard or
10 oeS1r ~ '9'e' G 1'i. 3o[ - W.
lQ-day, w euhesoay' ocl' 'oJ NJ sPs"Ai1'o VI W.
nun pl,, s"{ -, MAN am, ,y every school
bow who possesses any knowledge whatever the pow
ers OF Congress in approprang money, knows nll well
that Congress mas no power "HaeSef % iaAe suci up
PfqPliaIL??n tbo4 Con Coss Senator Honne.
,,o1 IL, roIIonn DsniaI Webster Jobn
9r;ttondap Charles Tnrersoll, and other distin.
onishad statesmen of both parties, did actually
Vote for if VIII friend Alumford inform the
prblic whether it his sincerc opinion that Lewis
Cass Joln c Calhoun and Daniel Webster really
knew less tban "schoolbovs of the powers of
CONGRESS-" or is it only intended as an insult to
the UNDERSTANDINGS of Naturalized Citizens
IaI, vii hoI.a IN try, ooain
'o1u ~ ~ y 80 b;ro srn itself almost
The Gio9f OF TINS city haVln5 sung Useli Utmost
~ .ep..i o. 49, .ho j,rg 0JSorysg tbe following
p'lluns No. Wv - ,,,ot;o,,,.r;,,o
ota'ut Wesbipto IIn neie lo,a sneech in
20 ynressng ard@A iore for he lyish pcopl, then
suffering from tan9 am closed by mol"n 'n as r'r
e rlef Her :' Ia afF e'; ssynonr ook from
his own pocket $50 and handing 10 the Treasurer OF the
Irish Reet Committee OF guca' Sad' Gun oi' nv ~ q"
much more as you see aor+ that both the G1L and
''V s'a1 ,,,ao,h IN favor Of
OoSe1tG PupisuGi'u Geil ,.Ht.rs 70 snstain
this bill and called upon irish voters 10 sussaiii
him for it Now they say II was n;d
Why drag IN man P,!yt'e o.% ~ 6ovon if
Mr. seymour orutF t!ie Hints
aoroau lllut iie ,1,l;o octs ~ ~, ,o,,.,
ir!ehdS REFER o4IS W "ls we St ,;,,
OF humanity. n"4e H." II W. it.''' Pc
twice sou TO poor uostlTutc c!l'7' 'il's -,
been made the agent OF deYeln5 SUMS VI ~,
to those whom he never saw VINO %i r 10 u.l'
on the european reputation ne ia" ~ OnI,
lence his subscription, "aeh the ptN".S '10
sHrDtlQn was taken up IN congress, was at the
head-only two or ::,r'e OF ln' "'"'!" 6oo mem
bers gave as much as he. But he never mention
ed it, and never would, Know ne VIII dlsGI'.
prove OF this notice OF his private CHARITIES ~
tlleSc MI lituI tilSii'' ~ - -. I'll,
is to his public acts as Puotlc man llas o,l,s
referred to this because the following paraSraPns,
something similar croTdth Loco oco PaPG[ n,
But now hs . same o,,. r 10 iy beray Of that which
did MI belong 10 him Rochester idrertiser
know not why man Who moyfd sugn ses9nt@ on
ea[feJ bS wod m G1n' wo When the svpahes Of
our people We're Appealed to hat tme put bis hand into
lis own pocket and contributed Literally , toward ftSeghg
S sp with provisions i0f ireland l'' BAN gigns
We Irismmen know the difference between Barney and
Bread, al ieasl in famine Utica Observer
This is one Of The poorest pieces Of ihat
We are ac9aea YIN @ he 1 nbc monev for the
relief Of ta starving Irsh Vas unconstitutional and could
nopass Ii was trick catch votes, which cost
him nothing But when it. was proposed a t t eac4 a H
Stricken Ssf S be6Te9 across The waer the benevolent Hunt
found in orp9sitiq29' B@,lq Rep@1hte &c..
if o w %ba Mr. fs HINT moved 10 do @ other peoples