The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-29

The Rspu6in Oh yesterday contains long article on
,sbon TO the United States. II porirays in vivid
\, the rapid and unparalleled increase in the number
hose who are seeking our shores The Irish emigra
so great that the court journal classes il among
4, ubsnomena OF history" We are glad TO see this
ystion from the Old World. II brings TO us the
,.s force we need TO fell the forest and to build our
movements. We have yet, and will have for MANY
|, wears. scope and verge enough for their industry
enterprise. But il was not our intention to discuss
branch OF the subject al the present time The
iye party is now prostrste, aud il will be time
ossb TO commence the discussion when another al
no is made by the federalists TO revive the prin
Dss Of the alien laws. Our purpose was only 10
attention TO the fact that the Republic admits the
,uecedened emigration 10 America. and TO call aten.
10 the additional fact that the same paper, during
last year, when emigration had fallen of on &C
o Of temporary causes, made assault on the present
nocratic system OF rev laws. basing its assault
The fact that there falling OF in the number of
Migrants arriving in ports, Its argument was. that
migration had decreased because the tariff of 1916,
Withholding the high protection demanded by the
M party, had 80 injured the country and paralyzed
, tha, the United States did not offer the same in
,ments TO foreign labor to desert Europe and
us TO America. That the position distinctly
plainly taken by the government organ during
\ two or three months when emigration fell of
account OF temporary causes. Those causes have
a,ed TO operate, and now the emigration is so great
to be classed among the phenomena of his
~ in the estimation OF the Republic Will that Jour
withdraw its ill.considered conclusions, which have
zen so sgnaly falsifed by the facts Will il even
tntion that il has Assailed the revenue bill of 1886
cause i, put check on immigration Will il ever in
~ manner tell its readers that the same reasoning
hich induced it 10 assail the democratic system
Oud now force il 10 sustain and sanction that
stem No, indeed. "Othello's occupations gone, .
were even suspected Of the disposition to dare to do
u act Of right and justice. There is civil war in our
unly. 'bloodless yet" between money capital and
Dor capital. Money, true 10 its unvaryng instincts,
seeking to prey on labor--to crush labor with
constructor folds, so that capital may devour
Dor, and grow ethargic and bloated on the rich re.
st The wing party has always and wthou,
exception taken the part Of money against labor. |,
always endeavored TO corrupt the people by the
State and national Credits and by the patronage which
w from State and national expenditures II has al.
avs been the advocate OF bank charters and of ire
onsible corporations and. with singular pertinacy
remarkable consistency il has, in the days OF party
h. and of nopartyism too resisted every democratic
Temp, to limit State and federal expenditures, every
empt to destroy fraudulent corruption fund.- and every
|.mpt to make the partners in banks and other cor.
cations responsible for partnership liabilities The
latest event which the western world has witnessed
|s the successful termination Of the revolutionary
kuggle. The next greatest event was, not the
Iue Of New Orleans, but the victory achieved
! the hero OF New Orleans over the Bank Of the
nh.d Sta,s,-the Queen Of Babylon. whose Upa,
)sath had polluted and corrupted the most eminent
ssmen politicians and lawyers Of the land. Nichoa,
idle, who, by some strange and unaccountabe dispen-
u, Plate-wbo was eaten of worms that he died-n
penilude OF his power entered the lists against the
remment ITSELF aad. backed by his bank and the money
bis bank, thought himself match for Andrew Jack.
No. backed by the American people. The issue of iha
}ntesi is known. The extensive bribery OF the bank
its kindred corporations demanding protection is par
ly Known but the fall scope Of the corruption never
be known General jackson and the people triumpbed
a Bdde and the corporations; but the struggle was
aT one II the wings continue in power. the battle
s be fought again The wing party is founded
corporations The wing party knows nothing OF the
kope and cares nothing for the people II has no use
The people, except to eupe and chea, them at an cleo
1t is already preparing for repetition Of the game
successfully prac,sed in is4s. II every quarter il i'
lgns the State governments into exlravagant and IN
me instances unconstitutional expenditures. In nearly
ty State i, is offering useless and superuous banking
operations to enuce and seduce capital from useful
opposes and from productive smploymens. While
United States is the greatest specie producing country
the world under the auspices Of the wing party and
Ping administration OF coinage, the manufactures Of
leuhous money rising in importance. while shin
asers and paper rags rapdl.. becoming the circna
90 Of The Union which numbers California among II.
pniederated States