New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
Citizens Of Irish Birth in Newly ork, Brssk.
Ign md Williamsburgh.

To THE PCBlit
We, the undersigned, residents and voters of
the City ofNew-York, Brooklyn and Williams
burgh, natives of ireland, have SEEN with soma
surprise, the attempt made by certain parties
i'm this City, who are neither citizens nor yOteu.
TO dictate TO us, older, and We presume, quits
"a well informed residents of this Metropolis
bow We should vote in the coming Presidential
Election
We beg 10 say that we place no reliance IN
statements put forth by one who is not even
himselfa citizen. speaking through neutral
paper" whose columns have been purchased
for the purpose, and impudently assuming To
speak for the naturalized citizens of New-York.
Now, We beg TO say that We will vote for WN-
FIELD Scorr. and against Gen PIERCE, for tia
following among other reasons which are 50
plain as "a commend themselves 10 the approval
Of every citizen:
WINFIELD Scorr is in favor OF principles
laid down and advocated in Ireland by such
men as Lucas. SWIFT, GRArTAN, OC0S-
NELL and MEAGHER; in favor of Protection
to Home Industry while FRASKLN PIERoE
is in favor of the doctrines of The London
Times, which would follow the Celt, whom
he had hunted from house and home, from
the island of his birth into this country, and
here. beneath the very wings OF the American
Eagle. make him a machine for consuming
British manufactures, and thereby make him
sustain the very policy which had hunted him
from his home.
Because WINFIELD ScoTT is i'll favor Of and
FRANKLIN PIERCE is opposed to, Internal I'm
provementS, by which the laborer can make
money with which 10 commence the world;
and of such a disposition OF the Public Lands
as will secure comfortable, free and independ-
ent homes for the honest laD0rer.
That WINFIELD SCorT has been for forty
wears before the public, distinguished alike in
war and peace the great beneiactor aud most
beloved of soldiers, both by naturalized and
native citizens: while FRANKLN PIERCE has
never done ANYTHING to endear him TO the coun-
FRY or TO its citizens either native or adopted.
We shall vote for WINFIELD Scorr because
he has proved himself the friend of his country
and all its citizens, 10 matter on what soil they
were born. or from what nation they came.
His noble conduct on the prison ship at
Ouebec. when British mnons assumed tho
richt 10 execute lrishmcn for being found in
arms against England, especially endears him To
every lrishman who has an honest heart in his
bosom.
Who that claims to be an American citizen
does not point with pride to that page OF tho
History OF the United States, made glorious BY
the courage and bravery of the faithful soldier.
For ourselves we feel that it is only TO such
men rs WINFIELD SCorT that the Nation can
look with safety in her hour of trial and danger
ID man who has proved his prowess by coping
successfully with England in her day of pride
and power and whose whole life has been de-
voted Ia the service Of his country
We will vote for WINFIELD ScoTT because
ne has always respected the religious opinions
OF those with whom he came III contact, and al
ways used his power and influence to protect tho
affairs of all creeds from dissertation. In this
respect the lie of WHFIELD SC0Tr stands out
in bold relief as compared with the narrow
minded bigOtry OF Hampshire, the native
State of FRANKLIN PIERCE, state always uu-
der the dominion of his party and political AS
sociates ard which is now the only State in tho
whole COnicderacy where men are prescribed
on account of their religious faith
II will not do for the friends OF PIERCE tn
urne that he was in favor of eXpunging this
odous restriction from the Constitution of the
State. The eridcnce of his labOrs SO to do is
wanting.
HTGH MCDONNELL. No. GO Greenwich-st.
JOHN GARRETT No. l2l Whte-st.
MICHAEL O'FLAIIERTl, No. Laursns-st
THOMAS MCGUIRE, No. lij lst-ay
PATRICK MURiHl, No 81 Orsnse-st.
JNO. LYNCH No. % Reade-st.
ALEX MCELROY, Willamsburgl.
LAWRENCE DUFFY, No 5iI Washiugtoaa
PETER KING, No. lC2 Greene-a.
MM sEARSON, WOoster-st.
JOSEPH MURPHY. No. l79 Prince-st.
DEANS FALBl, No. Ii Tnnltyplace.
JOHN WAYNE, No. 81 Greenwichst
VIM SHARP No los Forsyth-st.
JAS. X. DOYLE, CaFnGnsylle.
DAVID WALSH, No. % Washinstop-st-
OWEN McGINN, No. "a Mott-st.
MICHAEL REILLY, whitehall-st
PHILIP BIRD, No, 5og 4th-st
DENNIS WARD, No. 2l8 I4thst
JOHN kline, No II Aien-st
JAMES MURPHY No. III fth-s.
JOHN r. DICKSON, Madson-st.
NATflL. WILSON, iJd-st 9th-av.
MATHEW CROW, Harlem.
ANTHONY LALLAY, lst-ay
JAMES BOURNS, Rcctor-st. and Trinity place
MICHAEL CALLAHAN, No. "a John-st.
FATRGN u iWIsy NJ G9 ,s SIoSsyn
JOSEPH LEWIS, No. - Mottst.
WIN. WlLMOT, 31s Delsncyst.
JOHN BIRMINGHAM. Eldndge-st.
PATRICK CARROLL, No. IS Greenwchst
WSl. STOWLE, No. % Hanison-st.
TIiOS TAYLOR, No. 1913 Deancyst
DANIEL MoGARREY No. 50 fth-sy.
PATRICK CLARKE, No 81 Greenwich-st-
JOHN Op0NEEL No. 81 Washlngton-s.
JAMES ; GuMMINGs, G 10 o. s. Jsness. ''
f ajx Gf hnkLS Eo q 10 ~ %sshast''
DANIEL MILLER, No. % washingtonst.
DMAR 2Ah G.'; r. BET et y and dthsv.
JAS. MCDONNELL Frenkfort-st
TIMOTHY USULLIvAN, No. 10 Wes.st.
J. Kennedy, No. 81 Washington-st.
MICHAEL McGUTHERING, Trinity -plsce.
DANIEL KELLY, No. f8l Nsshngton-s
ANTHONY WALSH, No. AS Washngtonst
MICHAEL KELLY, 10. f87 Washngtonst
GEO. CONWAY, No. 10 Cen,eT-st.
JAS. SULLIVAN, No. - Frenkln-st.
THOMAS EGAN No. II Brldgesk
PATRICK JENhEYS, No. IL Waterst
NlCBL. KHNNE, 40. 70 " GtL-st. Wiliamsburyh-
TIIOS. HARPER, No. 81 Greenwich-st.
MICHAEL HOGAN, No. W Creenwich-st.
PATRICK JOYCE, No. Morris-st.
THOMAS O'BRIEN, No. 40 Centre-st
TIMOTHY SLATTERY, cor. 3lth-st. and 3dss
JAMES ONEILL, No. 7 Fest 16th-s,.
DANIEL GRAY, No l0l OEapge-st.
ROBERT STILL, lSth-st, between I'd and davs
RICHARD COOK, No 81 Suiliyanst
PATRICK MCGUIRE, No 2i7 Sulli' anst.
JOHN W. COOK No. 81 suliyen-si.
FRANCIS MCGUIRE, no III SuilyGnst.
LANRENCE PAUL No. III FulOn-s,.
HUGH O'DONNELL. No. " Orange-st.
DENNIS CE5SlN No. 10 East broadway.
JOHN MCDONALD No. IL DyisiOn-st.
MIIIIGAN No Mndin 81