New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09

Five thousand copies of the FIRST number
of this excellent paper have been sold tAs week.
The second number will be issued on Thursdax
next. ard will contain matter which saouldbe rsai
by every naturalized voter in the country.
The present number contains the spec ,h OF W.
T.. Robinson on the Catholic test, in full ast 4
long review Of Thomas Darcy Niece, occupyas
abOut ten columns, consisting chiefly oil the op'a-
ions of Archbishop Hughes, and other Csthosc
Clergy, as well as the opinion Of Reilly, Editor 4
The Democrats: Rerier). Doheay, Brennan, sai
others, who knew McGee in Ireland.
Mr.. MCGEE is playing the hyp,crite and dem.
gogue, pretending to neutrality, while doing his
utmost against Scott and for Pierce, and his shall
low fppancy is greeted everywhere in the Loco
Foco press as the voice Of Irish adopted cititeas.
What weight his opinions should have with the
American public, may be judged from the following
extract Of an article written by Mr.. MCGEE, aaA
published in The Boston Pilot June g, 1871, a.
we end il copied into The frishman.
at i'll becomes any American to taunt Iush.
men on the score Of bravery, and even il such uea
are born here that can be no reason why they
should be suffered TO lie with impunity. Natn
courage is a commodity that has needs yet to 30
proven to exist. The flag OF America is not ~.
seyenty yeaIs old and thrice the nsfire sons of
Anne erica have deserted il. Therefore, We advise
these towards and sons OF towards to boast mod
erstely. and before men who have never mst then
on the Geld or running from ii for US they can nevet
n.r,usde Of their wonderful blood thirstiacss Az
shopkeepers they are excellent; as merchants
entsrprising as usurers, they have no equals N
tho world: but IS soldiers, every native ought 70
belong 10 the Peace Society. We viii not return
insult for insult, but We give truth for falsehoM
truth which the pen of history has recorded.
and over which the genius Of repablicansn
veeps truth written in the treachefy Of
Arnold - the races Of Bladensourg - and the
mutinies of New. Orleans. Let rogues preach
horesty. and aldermen temperance, for they have
q, perienced the reverse and, on the scme princi-
ple. let a certain class of brawliag native POI.
troons parade their valor before the world IN gen.
eral and to those who fought their battles IN par
Ii, ulaI.'
Tie man who wrote the above Libel on the
bravery of Americans can hardly be expected to
say ANYTHING in favor Ct WINFIELD Scorr.
few copies Of the FIRST number Of The fris&.
man may yet be had at the Office, No. lsS Mas.
sau. st., room No. 6, up stairs. We clip the iol'
lowing editorial item from lis columns
THg Bosros PILoT.-Ten years ago, The Boo.
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against the leaders of the New.llaDpshire Loce-
Foco party, because they did not exert them.
selves to expunge, from the Constitution OF taa
State. the anti. Catholic Test. The Pilot taea
said that the Catholics were a large and ists3N
gent body of citizens in New Hampshire. Nev
It saws the Catholics are but fec and ig.oran!m
that State, and that none oil them are III Tor o.
fee. We will venture to say that there are many
Catholics in New Hampshire at least as well edu.
Gated and fitted for Office. as the proprietor II
Tie P,lot is for the office which he now hSaS
from the Coalition half Abolition Loco F0cO uo,.
ernor of Massachusetts. Is it this paltry oiiicsd
Justice of the Peace, which makes The Pkx
backslide from the position it held ten years agel
lf il understood the first principles OF civil ad
religious liberty, it would know that justice does
not depend on the number nor on the learning
those to whom it is due from the Govemmeat
under which they live. We doubt whether Tho
hone st Irshmen and Catholics OF New Hampshire
will thank the learned editor Of The Pilot 6s
telling them that they are so fsw and ignorant
that they are not worthy of political justice All
Republican equality.