Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
Mr. Fitzgerald Iindicattd.

The vindctive attack OF the Cleveland Plain.
dealer upon Professor Fitzgerald is recoiIing up
on the enemy. On Saturday evening last hun
dreds OF Irishmen met ia ClereIsnd to hear Mr
FUzgeralds Nindieation- He triurnphantly re-
pelied the false ACCUSATIONS OF MS cahmniatar
We have only room for an extract from his elo-
quent speech
America blessed land of my adoption will you
bring upon yourself tie curse under which my
own native land is gFoaningl The genius OF
America is moi behind the genius of any other
country In talent II sails alGs above all the ma
tions OF the world Two great parties are in ex-
lstence-one the Locoocn, the other Conservative
II the doctrines advocated by the so called Demo
cratic party were TO be carried out the artizans
of America would present The same physical ap-
pearance as the artlzanS Of Europe. The high
cheek bones. the sunlen eve, The haggaId counte-
/ nance The miserable susgenance, AMI the tatered
garments would take the place OF the present lofty
independence OF that portion Of the community and
the change would be pregnant with evil as has
the same system been in unhappy Ireland. Pro-
lection 10 American Industry should be the watch
word OF my coGntryraen TIE dccirne of the
+ Wings upon thai point IS as ratonll and sound
as any man can desire That protection means
no more than proper restriction OF the importation
/ OF foreign manufactures.
| When my countrymen come over here, they a re
/ led away by words soft and euphonous, and often
deceIyed. But YOU must be ava of one truth,
that whatever principles the "bloody London
! Times advocates in relation 10 the government
OF this country, you should avoid for you know too
we'll that II will not labor for your interest. Gen.
Pierce IS the ttvnrite of the London Times. md
the man whom il most desires 10 see elected. be-
cause his principles The most congenlal 10 its
wants and interests Nov, what are his princi-
/ Piles Have we any means of knowing? His
votes III Congress tell rs enough and you
vote tor a man ~ho always lent his influence a
Z ,F
Against granting a pension TO the soldiers of tie
war of 1912 Refused to give the widow of Gen.
1 Harrison the years salary OF her husband? Where
/ Is the humanity displayed here? God himself
promises the widow his especial protection, but
Gen. Franklin Pierce refuses TO give her even the
means Of sustaining lie.
My countrymen, you know what | tell you IS
true-I viii not deceive you-you can trust me
We came to this foreign land because we were op-
pressed ana downtrOdden in our own country, by
/ its violent and profigete rulers. We leave our
homes which are dear 70 US your Ameri-
/ can homes TO you Our fathers. mothers, broth
ers and sisters. we often leave all behind and seek
a home and protection under the flag of a foreign
country, and in return iot this protection should
we not be doing wrong 10 ourselves and adopt
ed country, by seeking 10 elevate to the highest
Office IN the gift of the nation. the man who has
always voted against its best interests
4 On the other hand the Wings have nominated
has been the ablest defender of that loved fag
which protects The oppressed. Can you stand a
moment to consider Tor whom you shall cast your
vote Can you stand about giving our vote Tor
him VINO made the British lion crouch humbly in
( the dust before him? By thus voting you will
speak 10 that vIie heaTess, black hearted higoted
I Attorney General IN English language that will
make him shudder and turn pale Remember
/ TOO the bgot test in New Hampshire, and remem-
1 Der it at the next election.
IL The PlciltdeQier says the ohamocrets wIll
have lolfcarion to-n'ght oves The slcctiOa What
are they 10 rejoice over}
Is il the loss OF 5000 woes since last fall on
/ the state ticket
/ Is it because this city has gone Whg7
! Is II because Old Hamilton has gene Whig2
Is it because Major Sapp IS elected in the strong
est LOcofoco district in the State?
/ Is it because old Gid licked them in the Ma
/ honng district
/ Is it because L. D. Campbell licked them out in
/ the Butler district?
Is II because Jefferson, Tuscarawas, Morgan.
4 Franklin and some dozen other Loco counties,
/ lost last fall redeemed by tile n 6 this tall
/ 3Fdey had better save their wind cool their
punch. Glorylying over such victories is like
The boy whis1iing TO keep up MS courage Cleve-
/ land Herad