New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
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- A. ySiEor Of TAeN Y. Irsea"e'
To man can give sound reasons for the faith
4. q him be should at least, be listened 10 with
.S-,,,e.v Hence, | beg you will find corner for the
s.- remsrks am about TO ley before my countrynen
an, . wbig-ap Iri-h Wing and God knows it took
long struggle between my sympathy for the Demo
cratic marty. Ia whose ranks found my race aud
Truth which pointed to the Wing party as the party oil
nrogYess before could muster resolution sufhcientt 70
declare myself an open and avowed Wing. However,
Truth tr;urnpbed And row no man can take greater
;ntere,t In the success Of Wing principles than do
y,,nst eonfss that for long time ignorant oil the
poi.ical creeds Of both parties and that wss led in
greet measure by the poyd Democratic Now l have
no doubt but that many Of my countrymen NJ this mo-
nept are led in the blind leading the
blindl" There il something peculiarly sweet and
grateful Ia this word 70 w. poor slaves OF aroten m o
srcby Hence we ally Ourselves TO the LOc0Foco party
without thought reason and sometimes come y tne
ridiculous concuscn that the Wing party Is part ana
parcel OF Ensish Whiggery. But lrishnen "oui1
only throw aide and preudices, and weigh pro
cpies have doubt but that rneDy would eaye tne
sccaIed Democrats and enroll thernEeves beneath tae
banner of the real true Democratic Wing party. Un
fort nately for interests individually snd tie
ests Of the country at large, the land inestea VIII
demagogues having irish Macs and " 10 taeir haes
who are always on the alert - mvelgie Us P,o.
foreigners into their party by hppesi- 70 our "oI'
prejudices Theee feows who iat,en on oan run anu
vensl politics, ufually talk in this WISE iT t
would keep you here 81 years before you "oul nav
vote = "the Wing parry wants % make the rlch man
richer and the poor man poorer; me wax party d.
ways 'knackles' TO Great Britain &c &c &C. Now
this sort Of "blowing, proceeding from the urlnhen
lungs Of the aforesaid Macs and Os whom we take Tor
countrymen ia generally credited, and thus they get
their poor victims eDianged in Their meshes and once
In there they remain Few have moral courage sucsht
10 confess that they got befooled And yet these po-
cal loafers and winders in the gerb Of gentlemen VINO
beool US with real feigDed brogue and love ana rum
laugh at in their sleeVesi and "nen tney ie'o ~
ape the American the Frenchman, the spanlard h9
Italian OF the Devil himself in order 70 hide their lrisn
or Paddisca extraction Iii perfe treai-super,or
20 Ice CT cam in scorching afternoon III Augus-to ~
ten 20 these fellows in fashionable restaurant or hoe
calling waters in an nso!eDt tone-hai iGnHee
half Lih-seekng 10 hide their Ignorance and bsd
breeding in fuss, frOth and mpudence No more oi inc
brogue then! The stranger who should be unucky
enCu 10 mention one OF their names N conn CT on
with iceland had better have been hundfel IN les on
Good fifth they fa.y, or Frenchty, or i'anan'y
Their ntmes that poor 81 Patrick hluseli L ne arose
out OF his grave il DOwDpatTck would au 10 recognize
them A. IIish Just think of "Msthe ORsherty plan
IN sther Rafferty, styling himself Monsieur harer'
and Ia demonstration Of his right 10 be French he hous'
ishes flaming mOustsche and ierOcious imperial. NJ
DILLON tells folks his i DLOGSE the last syllable
sounded like the French on. M MctLfSN VIII omit
the Mnc and substitute q, upon the principle, suppose,
that "a fair exchange IA no robbery Ins lndViduh
Anglcises his name, Notwithstanding he would curse
everything AnglOSaxOn with force that might shIne
an inhabi ant Of the neither world MclIESRE vail sgn
himself HENRI, giving you the choice Of ench or al
ian, viii hever you Ike best. MULLEN becomes MUL-
rocNr-MALOsE MALoGNE-MoRAN MoRAND-acccnt
on the second syllable, &c &c
Irishmepl these are the men that lead us-rnen
ashamed Of our country ashame Of US, and anaInei
OF the broeue men who seek Office and money through
your votes in order be enabled with greater facility
b. hide their irish birth extraction Wlyon sth ne
led by them like sheep and necced out OF your Vo'eS
and your independence al the time The right 70
vote which YOU pOs.ers il glorious rgt ana should
never be prOsttutcd, hut should be used Judclouy ana
after due reflection. Ask youTse.To5 which OF the TWO
great parties If TRIUMPHANT would best so'ser % 'ne "a,
tefesis Of the country. AK yourselves which an ihe
two parties IL IN favor Of Protection winch OF them
would enable the American manu'aciurer TO compete
with the English and thereby give employment 10 nun
dreds oi men, and make them hpncs ins' cal o. IA
borers; and make the country richer by refining the
millions that we pay for British iron. Ask yourselves
which Of the parties il in favor Of niecnal improve
mens, which OF them m favor OF the herbor and rver
improyemenisf Weigh, say again, the prncpi a OF
both parties and vote for that whose doctrines please
you best ia this Independent count BE- independent
men Think for yourselves. Moral slaves are worse
than physical Shake OF dema yOgucs, AMI be no longer
cowed or coaxed or bulhed by then Remember, the
Wig parry is the pariy OF Progress, of luternal
Improvement, and OF Protection. It's principles, car
ried cut will make this country weather. happier an |
gre ater VIII make You a. individuals Tcher inen AMI
better ciii2ens What would you tlnk o. tire inen VINO,
having materials fer ut of clothes prefers 70 pay Tor
The loan OF his ncghbCis raho than eNpend some
what larger hs tailor, thOu IA the payment tor
montif 10 TIE former amounts 10 doune a. uch ~
would pay the latter You would pronounce him TOOL
And so he would be- And this country /. foolish Tor
buying Brti,h mon while she he- got IL her own mines
The cases ere precisely parallel Tao idea OF assisting
20 upheld British power by giving her millions for whd
you have yourself is extremely absurd. The Demo
cratic partys being opposed e. In erng Improvement Is
Just hike old farmer Of the Old school, who hates to
depart from an,iquaed ideas and prefers woodenpow
and fails 90 iron and machinery, and has holy horror
of guano msn might give sort of sophi try IN
yindcaion OF Free Trade but 20 show that lnier
nal improvements injure the country. This country,
mind possesses every variety of climate from the rgid
10 the torid zone aud will produce almost angling
Great Britain occupies hut small space IN taotcmpcrato
zone ard will only produce certain commodities aud not
enough 10 support her immense population o 2IOpol
Hence Great Britain must be dependent foreign coun
tres and Free Trade ia her best policy But Protection
best suits the United States. ULSTER