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

OF this month England oniv sends one-elevcath az
the whole and Ireland sends more than all osher
parts of the world together. These are the fzcsx
gwen by all reliable ssatt>lcS have of lnmlgra.
ton. Now. what the census, 4s far as we have
seen Il In the First Warl N Albany. the EnghsA
are only one-Sx'eerth OF The foreign bonn popua-
pon IN the Tenth Weri Of New-YOrS City She has
one-Sevenih OF the foreign born N The Flss, Ward
Of Buffalo she has only one-thmteenih and N he
town OF West Troy She has only about one-tour-
teen,h The ne,!rcs the last table show the sams
result. II should oe observed that those put down
as from British America are mostly lrish irOm Can
ada, who gave the name 81 the place HOm which
they came 10 this country.
And yet ignorant winters keep repeating that this
country Is Anglo Saxon when not one IN ten OF our
whole people BY birth, blood feeling, Is AnglO-
Saxon.
Now what is thus Anglo Saxonlsm, any how They
say they exist but canno, show rs how, or oy what
means Where did this Anglo SVxoniSm come from 70
people ihese States up 10 230o OO0 What ships bore
Them thlthsr IN what ytarS, OF where IN the dropped
stitches of immigrant statistics dit they steal lnof
whom were they born. ant where SIR Henry Bul.
ver saws they are hsre-Mr Bancroft saws they are
here-Mr Lawrence saws they are here-Mr Tup-
per saws they here. there and every where around
Us and the London AfAsrsrha says they are here ou,
the records IN the ports OF the country the State
Department, IN the Census Once IN the immigration
Offices. only report about one stray Anglo Saxon 10
every ten OF other raceS-or 80 these Anglo Saxons
mean 10 make Us believe that they dispensed With
the inconvenience OF ships ami anceStry-arrlvIng IN
moonshine and fiction. or that they came TO De born
after the manner IN which poor lnnocent De0cslioa
and Pyrrha peopled dep0puated Thessaly
Thus probe Ango-SaNon pretenSons where yeu
! Will and they are absolutely al lndeed. making
every allowance for the Anglo-saxon race that can
and stretching the higher law oi truth htue Tor the
sake Of compromise. thinS II would Dc quite good
natured 10 allow taat about one eighth OF this
country is English, What - called Anglo Saxon.
ought 10 have noticed that the london Tgsss OF the
4th 81 the present month, commenting on the sta-
tlstcs of lreand's ceaSus, Just published, makes
some remarks which bear out what have been say,
ing 1t says that the emigration rom Ireland alone
/ since lSil has been llOo.uo0 That OF other Ave
/ hundred thousand, SaIt % be from Engan :! many
| thousands (such lis wOrt>l were lriSh, who
have only used England rs a stepping stone 10 The
New World" Il states also. that for every English
man that has emgraied, or fallen by epidemic one
lrishman has stepped INTO his place Thus continues
4 The Times.
The very Young the aged and the invalid remain.
Thus the decayed and barren stocks are le behind,
and the prolific Young shoots are taken away IN the
funeSs of their bearing and growth. Hence the
immense increase which has provoked such san
| guine specuatlonS As 10 the future of the United
! States Hence also the enormous
and increasing gap le IN Irel land, deserted as II by
the young the healthy the able and the industrious,
and resigned to the orphan, the WIDOW" the SICK and
| the aged"
chronicer of Anglo-SaSon rule IN Ireand) several
hundreds OF thousands have persisted prematnreSoy
| famine, ny sio" munger hy NAKED
ness by want of fuel, by insufficient hahltaton, by
! possible rate OF existence. Health,
strength wealth, hope and life itself have fed from
!
remnant continually more incapable OF providing
for itself. or fulfilling the many Offices OF christian
community
! But this does not SHOW the real depopula,lon OF
Ireland. According to former rates OF increase,
Ireland should number IN 1881 III lSI
! The census shows her loss ---------- t7so,0oS
This country gained IN thirty years -N0oC.W
| ITeands loss is oar gnn, but IN place OF getting
one million of her scattered people, there are, afer
allowing million for famine and other Anglo
! Saxon agencies three millions gone somewhere
| | shall trouble you, ladies and gentlemen, only
with one more table in which shall guess at the
numbers of different races composing the United
| States
| believe, then, that my last table will stand on
! truth as follows. | take the population In round
numbers at 100000 though perhaps there are
100000 or 100000 over that.
| Irish (bom). 000,1o
| lnsh 10y Dood)---------.------- -toVMw
SeIman S Ipoti,J az
% Gets and others not saIon born 10000
CetS and others not Saxon (by blood. 100000
| Colored free and slave -33000W
Ango-Saxon (by blood and birth -33oO0M
| Total ---..--.------------....---2 -2JwVv0
Many of these facts will be verified or overthrow
! by the census soon to be published. II have done
anything wrong, think ~ Is IN Understanding the
native Irish and Germans now IN this country.
You Will thus see that | have allowed the Ango-
Saxon race to be about seventh OF the entre
| population, though | would be authorized IN con-
cedng it less by the facts have from the statistics
of emigration and immigration, from the facts 10 me
| census, and other irresistible authorities.
And now Is II not suprcmely ridiculous to he ia
London hewJ journals, the English Amb l''a 'of "a
tbs country, our Minister to England, everybody
ii wants 20 ulOgIZe arstOcTdcy Defy the NM
RS of starvation, very statlstcians here talk
np about this country being Anglo Saxon, or Its his
| toI illustrating tnglo-Ssxon progress There sa
| lit Anglo Saxon blrd IN England-sometimes, too,
m Gland, quite 'structye TO the lrisb gram crop
i is called arrow II builds It's nest IN hedges
ano under hawiboms. There is another bird musi-
| ca TOO, though q has only one note. You remein-
| be Hh say Loves Labor
when DAISIES pied and yolets blue.
And lady -smocks all silver white,
And cuckoo buds of yellow hue
Do paint the meadows with delight
The cuckoo then on every tree, nc
Well, that bIrd is as large ten spanows, andt
removes the eggs of the simple arrow and deposits
| It's own. II sings on the ash and ar and brch ana
| hawthorn the poor sparrow meanwhile Matching l's
young, which this same sparrow feeds I'LL Il begins
to fear being swallowed. Indeed, the casual observer
! would imagine that the young cuckoo Is The dam Oh
| a dwaTfed fedghng. IL there Is anything cuts
more ridiculous figure than this dmlnutlye sparrow
fofepg round its oyergrOwn cuckoo II rs Anglo-Sar-
onsm making itself mothery over the oyergrown
Young Celtic giant, which IL manages TO cheat itseh
| into believing is a genuine Anglo-Saxon sparrow
In this country We see blended the daring Of the
Irsh the soldty of the Dutch and German, the
perseverance Of the Scotch, the patriotism Of the
Welsh the gayety of the French, all mngling ia the
| compound which make up this grand system, ana
purglng out, or purifying the little Angicism, dap
plng itself with the more potent celtic Ingredients
And vet have some lrshmen in tins country, fOf-
getting the oppression and depopuation OF their ma
tive country, forgetting the hanging OF Presbyterian
Ministers at their church-doors We have Scotch
men forgetting the memories Of Bruce and wallace
and the cnelties of Monmouth and Claverhouse;
forgetting the Kingy passtime OF tortnrng Presoy-
erian Ministers forgetting the suferings OF Their
! coyenantng fathers we have Welshmen, forgetting
Glendow er and David and Arthur and their classic
snowGOn We have some degenerate sons from all
| these places, crowded with many conflicting me-
mOries Joining ~. Patrick's st. Andrews and 81
| Dayd's Days In drinking the health Of the Queen
and growing frantic and hOarse In shouting the Ma
! tional Anthem against which Emnet and FltI-
| gerald thought II not too much 20 sacrIhce me-
| against which Leweyn and Gendower struggled,
! against which Bruce and Wallace and Bannochburn
| and the Pentland Hills are monuments Of Execar
| tiou have studied our Naturalization Laws, and