New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

Nv nesn those tina, preceded us In fact the friends
Pierce. finding that sory of the American people,
OF IN the county intend 20 for Scott hope 70 carry
me naturaized cltizenS to vote against their b~sS
lend and they think falsehood too ridcuISu. no
irnbug too transparent 10 deceive We ell aux tnet
their compliments but we hay-, our eyeees I cut
d We can judge between "su' anu "rong' tru'n ana
.rUTHER INSULT TO IRIsHMEN
rnere is one other New. Hampshire Loco.Foco In.
Ht to lrishmen 70 which wish 10 refer In the Spring
Election of 1893, the Pierce party of Concord were
raid that they might lose the town Of Concord IN the
eC,ion OF Municipal officers So they ruled that
"a foTelen.born Inhabitants should be allowed to vote
,q town officers, whether they we're neturazed not
Accordir ely some % lTshmen admitted 10 vote
but II out of the 90 voted with the WhS to show their
oootempt the Pierce party that hadsb long oppressed
and insulted them.
The Pierce party grew go Infatuated at this that they
passed bi that very year. to regulate the risht Of
suir age" and the foowingis Section 2, In full which
copied Nom the officisl records
sEc Ind be further enacted, That no Alien shat b,
entitled TO vote at any town meeting"
This law was passed. and the record stands thus:
approved, July T. 1885, ISAAC HILL
W. L. MARCY AND THE BAMBERs.
Ihsd intended to dwell on the insult offered the Nssu-
rallied citizens Of this State by the Loco Foco Delegates
from this State, with others wis voted for Will Am L.
Marcy who up the Bambers 10 the tender mercies
Of GI eat Britain, when he was Governor. Ii Washing
ton Hunt should now seize Thomas Francis Meagher
and hand him 10 the British Consul and the Wings
should then nominate, vote for him. for President
would hear some Loco Foco music; but this lie what the
Loco Focos did 70 us with w. l.. Marcy
"OLD CHIPPEWA"
And now felo " citlzens here am AZ the end of my
time and your patience, and not a word about Old
Chippewa" and Il" CburubufcO." must only reserve
I'D IRE that snject for some other occasion. can
ny ssy that all efforts to misrepresen him 10 the natu
sed citizens OF this country will fail.
FORGERIES
The letter which they attribute 10 him as written to
Geo w Reed. | klOV-thOse that puhisb know IN
be forgery | have, for several weeks past, had put
up fifty dollars on the truth OF my assertion that 1t is
forgery. They have sent deputatiops Geo. w. Reed
h7y have failed to get produce particle of
evidences from him that Scott wrote that letter.
They haul up some old ANONYMOUS article sgned
Americas said to be written eight ten years ago.
eLd attribute 1t to Gen Scott
Now, Why all this nonsensei Who cares II know
that about the same number since Smith Bren
vss Tory All his friends conteDted with his po'
tdon now, except the bonds and exile he 10 wearing
and ensur1pg as badges of his fidelity and devotion 20
bis countrynen.
WHAT THEY KNOW.
Do they not know that Gen. Scott four years ago In
replying 10 the welcome Of the Common Council OF the
City Of NewYork boldly declared his friendship for the
Datursllzed citizens!
Do they not know that In ls45 he wrote letter which
is published in all his boers pbie in which he declares
Certainly it would BE- impossible for me to recommend
support any intended to exclude them 1.-THE nau
rallied ctzens) from and full participation IN a civil
and political nights now secured to them by our Republican
iGws az institutions"
Do they know That Gen. ScOtt Is now III vi
giving such oregu.bOrn subjects serve one year In
the army or navy the right 10 vote In addition 10 the
mivie ges already enjoyed and having the general nat
urazation laws remain they arei To their disgrace,
be X ,sid the LocoFocos opposing this measure,
though they must know that hundreds OF gallant Ger
mans and lrbb who had fought through the Mexican
War Covering themselves and tbs country with glory,
rned 10 he land for whose safety they had fought aud
could OF sp,roach the bsobox vote for those who
ara 10 manage the Government of their country
Do thew pot know that Gen Scott has borne testimo
's4el ifp and alO al
81, rnsinsinpg our flag in the face OF every Danger"
and tha, hs letter to bert Tyler, Of Philadelphia
and otbTs who invited him to the celebration OF 81.
paricEs Day in that city, he replied, speaking of the
pstur,zed citizens:
"mny of Them marched and fought under my cOmmand
"a I War Of l8l25, and many more-thoussuds-in the
cent with Mexico, Of whom was
,sowp to turn his back upon the enemy or friend :,
The LocoFOco part! presses TO their Disgrace be IL
- 3D. tried TO prevent the circulation of this tss noDy,
80 honorable 10 our naturaized sodiery-t testimony,
too which 10 supported by letters written by Richard
NJ Johnson, Zachary Taylor and others; and further
to The shame and hope 10 the confusion OF the Loco
Foco party be it said they reply With the SANDER, that
the ish de.erted the American flag, and were hanged
~ sitors. But have not time nor patience to deal
with this LocoFoco SANDER rs II deserves.
| WHO FOR SCOTTl
Fellow citiZenf General Scott commends himself 10
the support OF all sects sections and parties OF our coun
Inv Since George Washington, no man has done so
iunch for his country Winfield Scott. His blood on
ior Northern borders rescued Michigan and other por.
lisops OF eur Territory from being what else II might
and wide Territory of California (mions of gold low,
Ing monthly into por the bent ns he purchaeo
for by his unpaI alleed military conquests In Mexico
That flag Of England which has waved, the emblem OF
tyranny over Ireland for seven centuries-whlch now
flaps It's sullen fods over OBhen aud Mitchell IN an
DIemsns Land-Genersl Scott pulled down and tram
pied in the dust at Fort George When the rsn solaer
under him taken prisoners at Queenstown, ana
we're about TO be sent TO England TO be hanged as TRAIT
oIs be stood between them and Destruction an oy
hol5ipe an EnglshYlans life forfeit, for every Irish
ha thnr fr
marched Mexico in career OF glorious achieve
ments his dispatches before the battles, becoming his
tories Of the victories HE was marked with so
much wise smanshp such enlarged aud engh ened
toer To the opinions and religious pecullares oil
the people that for the cODqueror led into
hove fer the beneacor and whole naiJu whose tor
trtsses one by one surrendered TO his sword finally
yslded their hearts tribute OF homage to his humanity
"How shall we rank thee upon slory's page,
Thou more than Conqueror =
And shall this ma be forgotten le 10 die without
coy mark of the peoples gratitude Shall he carry 10
his grave the British lead which he received At Luodys
Lane and gher acknowledge cement of peO
pie gratitude Had America elected Aaron Burr over
George Washington, first President should Ire
land become Republic, and some Peter Brown or
John Smith defeat John Mitchell or Smith OBrien,
10 a contest for the Presidency, would vent our In
djsnaiop n language which shall be hut htsorvs echo
on us as nation, II elect Franklin Fierce over Win
hec Scott
HIS ELECTION CERTAIN.
But have no fear OF General SCOTS triumphant
election My great anxiety is that the nsturazed c
zeus should be put position nov similar TO that
which they cheated into in lci4 by voting Tor Mr.
Polk against Henry Gay. believe that az the next
election will be polled about three millions OF votes
The whole natuI allied throughout the States Will
be alb quarter of million. OF the native born
ytters of the United states believe General ScOn will
gel one million huncred thousand, that he Is
sure ui an election II the vote in the several states be
distributed as has been heretofore but IL Is my desire
that my countryme0 should 20 for great American,
with great majority rather than 10 Do eternAty W.
holding little for smaller factions. And Why should
any liberal nsturazed citizen vote for Franklin Pierce,
he candidate of The London Tines, which calls our
lush people half civilized savsSes their religion mum
merry ss il Is called by the Pierce party In New Hsno-
sh e. and their priesthood suIpiced rufsnsi why
should natuTahzed czt here begin 10 wear British
manufactures 10 enable the British Governmental keep
their country In misery and their patriots In chains