New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

tr6utns to tho support OF the British Goy.r,.
ment- But for their votes we should at this ma.
nent be Supplying ouE whole consumption Of ira,
LEAD, woolens, eottons, and a Thousand other a..
ticles that now contribute to the British revsc,.
and therefore il is that The Times rejoiees in N,
expulsion Of their eountrymen. When the Cel,s
says that journal, bias crossed the Atlantic. 4.
begins, for the FIRST time in his life to cousu. IA.
manufactures Of Englaad, and indirectly to CO.
tribute to its csstoms.' Need we thea woat..
that the whols race Of English free traders lo.s
with pleasure 10 the idea that Ireland is 500. q.
cease to be the abode OF the Celtic race' Ger.
tsinly rot. At home they contribute nothing 10
the British revenue, while here they contiisats
both their money and their vot,s to the maintsa-
anee Of British power.
To secure the early deliversnce Of Ireland, Their
country man recommends a total abstinence iron
the consumption Of everything from which Eng.
land derives revenue" lie says.
The principle hitherto adopted Of employing as
labor Of In Hand and Scotland TO supply ySu
wants paying for Is 10 provisions which shouli IA
the food Of your o.n people, while goa lssrs
unemployed those people, capable Of manufacturing
for yGu as your oreigo enemies 70 starye on the hxA
wsys or In the ssrrets cellars of your towas or
drsg Vut In seTDg exi.ence af your pense In IA.
workho USE or 10 seeA In distant eli nee thar emp ns
which home denied, bias been ire prime OF you
degradation and ruin and 10 policy insane ts,,
could hardly be erected " the Hoacatoss
Your employ meet OF British labor the elect Of you
OWL has svelled the excise ana o. Enslasd
has enriched and psppersd Der snufas,orics an ms
chants who 90 all In their power a and Gus of shs
merk oppTess and on, while the opsE alvss
Who taroo your me.n'' enjoy constant and peoa'als
employment ben 10 poortuny presents isseC as 4.
the recent at Stockport shed tae blood Of gcur
sountrymep because they are lrish aud Catholic dess
crate their atlas and ruin thei' temples What ooas
try In the world bus ireland woui submit 30 thlS yS
more encourage III
We ask our Irish readers 10 Soy IL this Is not
true Of Irishmen here it is Of Irish men at houe
Are not our streets filed with men who woali
gladly be employed in building mills and furnaces
and who yet find it difficult to obtain fair d,ys
wages for fair days work DO not our cities
abound in women and children who would gladly
be employed, and who yet cannot be employed BE-
cause our shops are filed with the productions o.
Stockport and Manchester, whose families thrive
while theirs are starving and is not the exist
ence Of such state of things due to the Irish votes
which elected Polk and Dallas and defeated M.
Clayl We beg oui friends to answer to them.
selves these questions, and Their to say whistler or
not their course Of action tends to the deverancs
Of Ireland, or TO the emancipation Of the void
from the tyranny of British merchants and mana.
iacturers. Their country is now, as their coun.
tryman informs them, "a nation Of unemployed
paupers" because Of their encouragement Of
'oreign labor" but when, as he continues, they
shall "cease to employ English labor" they viii
"cease to pay for IT." and then tbs market for
their products will be "among their own employed
1t a. hat
and furnaces shall here be built, and that mines
shall here be opened. and that We shall supply
ourselves with our clothing and our machinery.
and then will they cease to employ English labor
and cease to contribute to the Epglish revenue
and thus will they "strike at the life Of England.
which is her wealth." Ssch should be their courss
if they seek the deliserance of Ireland.
The people of that country, like our own, was
told that Manchester could supply goods chcsply,
and that it was better to abandon nufacturss
and confne the mselyes to raising food. Tho ~.
suit is seen in the ruin and depopuiation OF one d
the finest countries in the world. The mechanics
were 6rst expelled, and their expulsion was fol-
lowed by the starvation or expulsion Of the Ia.
borers, in turn followed by the depreciation OF the
value of the land and the expulsion Of its wnes
now so rapidly progressing. Why such state Of
things was bound to follow the adoption Of Brtih
free trade, is well explained in the folio wing pas
sage, to which We desire to call the attea-
ton IL all our readers, Amelic ms as we'll as Irish.
men:
There 10 shalower pretex. for preferences Of fos
elm native than tbas msst frequenuy
put foI ware-cheapness In the case Of ireland IL e
peculiarly igaorant and stupid. The man OF estate
hk
lures low rents fof land and decay ana ruin for h0u
prepersy-ior both uncertain ana insolvent tenant
Professional men OF every kind create that want d
wb ch they the i st to suffer FROM for Do VERY
mot fee them Farmers must sead tter produce %
Engidnd for market through facors or mereLants b.
cause al hcns The pope unspto,sd, and cansoi by
H. and, By so doing aey lose Ms d1trsses btren pta
The mcehasf Strss them and ths price sels for IN Ess
land mich price could BE- obtained home u che tsq
msnt sirsn BY Ireland TO us British optya,trs ~
s,ossd spor her e'cn people Thus DO every cls.s Ia Ire
land that pc seiy and ruin which they alike suffer
from, and all loudly complain Of 7ly eyssts ha dsSe
tuition rhteh h,y ioztd 70 support n dtns" beessss
they viii not employ It; and they dolly impovensA
themselves and their country by psylog tor foreign 10
Dor, the prico OF which can never return 10 them OF
benefit them In any way No man 10 Ireland oan be %
10 lated az nosto DO personally served By tbs sxpsaA-
tUre VI alive capital for native Dor be be proprietor
or snnuitsot professional commercials farmer or 10
bOrer. IL must increase snc csItsin tho value q
property Of every kind eIi.rge commerce. eOh.nes
the prices OF agriculture prod and of labor all Do
scTptons and free tho people from the oppre ssion d
poor rates aud other taxes caused by the general DOS
tuition II 70 the only means through whiea tas dspoS
ulshon OF The country can be arrested, and the opy
means BY which the country acquire strength, fs
while poor she will bs ever weak. Remember, that Jw
91y loom you sa In motion at home yoD ssncs oss n
Grtat Britain that for evesy one Of your Own people
you employ at home by much do you diminish SD
ploy ens la England, thereby strengthening friend ~
brother, weakeling an enemy ard dimsnhhins ts
British rsvebus"
Irish votes among ourselves create that destitu-
tion which much abounds in all our cities. hish
votes mpoverish Irishmen aud Irish women AMI
children, because Irisbnen will insist that the
farmers and planters Of the country shall contrib
ute to the building of mills AID furnaces in Britain
instead Of building them at home. lrsh votes
compel our people to enigrate to the West, and
thua satrax the market of the farurexa of Tia