New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

&c, rrorfrv Anelo-SaxoDs But there are also Gets
m England ar I'd Norman. who are now the foni-
raIt race. and have teen siDce william the Coh
cuefor shall coTcede however tha. all i1ose ron
England are Anglo Sa1nIs. and clam that me lrlsA
scSich, Welsh and French ere Cells. child need
roi h. toto hat tie people frc n Gerraay. Norway
Switzerland, ~ eC en-. 30. are not Ah-to-Sa1on
Nv loos AZ fbe STATES cf our Union III detail and
yo, viii be astonshed n few really be claimed
as Anplo-SsICn. Our Union now conssis OF >!
States tie figures With which we started when We
y,re 10 tut y MANAGED 20 traaspose them aud 'Se
have several Young ones soon 10 come INTO the
Unlon
had here made cut the statistics Of each STATE
alphabetically, giving their ongnai settlers me
records of Immigration Into them, al different times
auc the names OF The leading men who controlled
public affairs .A
her fr,t Governor Irish. her first Senator French.
T,eyo,,-Orlqlnali swedish her leading me
Pluukette Reads. McKesns, NcDonoughs hero OF
Lake (hamplain.) Duponis, &c, lrlsn and CeL'
Tioy,eo-srapish Gen Jackson heI first Governor
UJ,ro,s-Irsh German Scotch. &c. names OF her
counties Irsn Shields and other lnshmen her Sen
ators and Coreressmen. ind'Gna-Dlito' hanne-
cans Ncporaids GOmeLs, HcGangheys. &c.
Tctrq-Hardly tnged With Anglo Saxonism. hes-
tuekr-Wnh her McGrady. McAfee. Mckee,
Logan. Mcclellan. Hogan, Butler' all lrsh. Loai-
deaux Gen jackson. DaveZsc, Butler, Coffee. Car
roll. Read. Kavanagh, Alexander Porter, all French
and Irish these were her leading men; none OF
them Auelo-S Saxon. MGne-WIth her Sulvans,
Kavanaghs. &c. Maryiand-Her CAROLS. (SIgper,
FraneT and Archbishop McHenry. Read. 3D.
chaAans, McMahons and Taneys Miehisan-
French Iri,h and German Hiss9,ul-French lrlsn
and German Nttr- Hampstre-With her LonfOn-
derry and other Insh settlements her Thorntons,
SulIvans Canpbells, Burkes. &c. all lrsh. Ns'r-
Jersey-Swedsh, Dutch Scotch and lrlsh win
her DR.. Finlay from lreland, and her Dr NI,ner,
spoon of Scotland. both Presidents OF Princeton
College teaching the Young American idea now 20
shoot Nei,- York-Irish, German. &c, WIN heI
Clintons and Monigomeres Norf'- Z aryL.aa VII
.hrr r IN.
&c with her McLeans and other Irish adooted
children. ennSyran0-Amost wholly German
and Irlsh, with her Smith TAYLOR. Mexican, Butler,
Anthony Wayne. Commodore Barry. stewart IT.
vine Noylan Hand Thompson Secretary to Con-
gress) Fulton Father Of Steam Navlgation) carey,
Blnns, Buchanan with the towns OF ireland repro
duced-Antrlm Armagh, Belfast Coeralne' Derry,
CoOkstown. Dublin, Limerick Londonderry, We1-
ford Waterford, &c, &c. South CdrohnG-lrlsh ana
French Huguenot her Rutledges. Lynches, But
lers, JacksOnS. Calhouns, McDufleS, BleaAeVs,
Ramsays. Caldwells and EnglandS heI 'rIlnAe' '
Legare, Huger. all French. Terds-Spanish origin,
and largely Irish Sam Houston and other IRISH
men TtnnesSee-Wth her Jackson and Polk.
Vermont-WIth her spouse OF Molly starh, lhe
first child born in the Union, taken from the slde OF
New.York Virgtnia-Eer McDowells and Patrick
Henry and Winfield Scott. Scotch and Irish, not OF
English blood Wiscoasm-Wholly non Anglican
III her growing character "
ed TO refer, giving far as possible the bthpaces
Of the original settlers and Of the subsequent andl-
tons to their populations ms would De LhteIes1-
ing particularly IN the great lrlSh and German states
OF New-York and Pennsylvania, but time forblds, l
shall only ask you therefore TO look win me AT one
State more III detail and shall take Massachusetts,
because suppose all Will admit that MASSACHUSETTS
is considered one of the strongest Anglo-Saxon
States IN the Union.
Massachusetts, Strongly Anglo-Saxon Will al
NIT, but what her Irish blood has done and now
strong II is now. Among her earliest records are
Irish names. An Irish Charitable Society existed III
Boston 40 years before the Declaration OF lndepen-
dence to relieve their INDECENT cOunrymen there-
Fanouil Hall was planned by an lTSh archlleCt' NJ
the AnglOSaxOn massacre in State-s one oil the hrst
victims was an Irlshman. Stark and Sullivan, Ooth
at Bunker Hill were both sons of rlshmen ana MAJ.
McClary was among the slam. Gen. knox, WASH
ngton's companion and afterwards IN MS caolhel
was born III Boston of Irish parents. Inc SulnVans
are no unImportant mines IN MASSACHUSETTS. But
coming 10 later times and what are the facts feIhaps
the three strongest Anglo-SaxOn States are MasSd-
chusetts Connecticut and Virginia Enghshmen are
apt indeed 10 single out Massachusetts and It's Me-
uopolitan-modern Athens as the faircst specimen OF
American Anglo-SaxOnism Yet how few OF such
ignorant babbers know that almost one half OF the
entire people of Boston i6 per cent? are foreigners
not TO mention the descendants of lrlshmen, settled
there during the last 200 years. In the Boston D,
rectory for the present the names OF smith ana
Brown of course stand al the head the next highest
name is Murphy. and then follow among the more
numerous the Barrys Buffers, Dohertys, Fltzgerads,
Kellys McCariys, O'Brens all lrlsh. The CITY erk
is McC leary, which is not Anglo-Saxon, nave
looked INTO the documents published by the Clty oil
Boston, concerning the census OF that my taken IN
May, 1850. The population OF Boston was men
l3s,7ss The number of children between and 10
wears of age "a 215 and OF these l2lS2 were OF
foreign paftntape, one halfthe youth OF me Clty
The foreign population Ill the City Is 6J4so, very
large preponderance of whom are Irish. This class
has increased 26l77 since ls45. The English
Immigrants so few tha, the censors did not
think worth whl.e to mention them. The num-
bers are given Irish 52,g23 German 1906,
other Countries 7s77. So see that the city
OF Boston is about one-half foreign population,
that of 63it6 comprising that foreign population
50 1913 are lTSh, and Only l05i3 from ali other coun
tres The Anglo. Saxon Immigrants are so few, as
not to attract even the notice OF the cenSorS Ihey
not, perhaps one TO thirty from other countries
Taking the native InSh population, with those OF
lrSh descent, and presume that Boston, the cdplal
of New England, is, by large majority Celtic TO-
day and that Anglo XonlSml Is growing beautifully
less every hour. When such the facts concern
ing the capital of the strongest Angio-saxon state
IN the Union, does 1t not bespeak an advanced state
of perfection IN the manufacture OF brass TO claim
this country as Anglo-Saxon. In the town OF ROx-
bury, in population of 1870 there are fo0i lot
egners In the town OF Lawrence, III January lsic,
there were 3,9i9 inhabitants OF whom 2-loS were
foreigners. mostly Irish one of the most pleasing
facts connected with the census OF Boston Is thdl
the average attendance at the primary schoolS III
that CITY, ls49, s,te3 anC OF these, Q, l5O are
reported of foreign parents 1t is easy to foresee
what race With these numbers anu TINS euuc dtlon,
Is TO be the leading power IN the ne1t gehefd'ioh
BY city Document No. 4, 1880 We learn tnat more
than one half OF the parents of the chdreh' whose
births for that year registered there, are rish,
and that than threefths of the parents OF the
Boston children born IN that year are foreigners
There are 2,5i0 Irish fathers, 1879 lrish mothers,
3l4O foreign fathers, and 3l4 foreign mothers IN tue
whole number 5,03l OF the parents OF each sex re-
gistered During that year there were register
cd 2,ss' intentions of marriage, and OF these
majority were foreign males and females. In Mas
sachusettS there are but two towns, Boston Corner
and Monroe IN which there are no foreigners, ana
their united population is but 303 DR.. Chickering
estimates the population OF Massachusetts IN 1891 as
follows
Amer,cans. sol l27 Foragners l725Ss Total -9137l5
or moIe than one-Slxth foreigners Take the de-
scendants of the old Irish and Scotch settlers the
children OF immediate hrelgn parents, and Calculate
how rapidly the lrlsh are gaming on the Saxon, ana
YOU VIII readily perceive that the numbers are rapid
y ebbng from the Saxon TO the Celt. In Boston tne
foreign population i 46 per cent, III Roxbury 49, IN
low, as think viii be shown BY the United States
Cansns OF Inne ls5l. Indeed IN postcrlpt 10 Dr.