Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
From the n. Y. Tribune.
Citizens of Irish birth In New
Work. Brooklyn and Will
BfaTsnsslHHrgEa.
TO THE r UDLIC

nave EGGIsA W1tHs S0lIiG StiIIlIIrG, ttt1 shSiifP
made by certain parties 10 this City, VINO
are neither citizens nor voters, to dictate
10 us, Older, aud we presume, quite as
well informed residents of this Metropolis,
how we should vote In the coming Pfesi-
Dental election.
We beg to say that we place DO reliance
in statements put forth by one who is not
even himself d citizen, speaking through
a elleftfal paper whose columns have
been pufrbaselIlor the purpose, and ilripru-
dently assuming to speak for the llatural-
ICED citizens Of New York.
Now. we beg to say Tint we viii vote
FOR Winfield Scott, mid against Genefal
Pierce. for the following among other fea-
sons. which are 50 plain as to commend
themselves to tho approval Of every citl-
zen.
Winfield Scott is in favor Of principles
laid down and advocated in Ireland by
such men rs Lucas, Swift, Grattan, OCon-
nell aud Meagher in favor Of Protection
to Home Industry while Franklin Pierce
is in fl yor of the doctrines of the Londoni
Times. which would follow the Celt,
whom he had hunted from house and
home, from the Island Of his birtlf into
this country, and here, beneath the very
wings of the American Eagle, make him
a machine for consuming BRITISH mallli-
features, and thereby make hin sustain
the very policy which had hunted him
from his home.
Because Winfield Scott is in favor Of,
and Franklin Pierce is opposed to, Inter-
nal improvements, by which the laborer
can make money with which TO com
mence the world, and of such a dlsposl-
ton Of the Public Lands as will secure
comfortable, free aud independent homes
for the Ilouest laborer.
That Whitfield Scott has been for forty
years before the public, distinguished alike
ia war aud peace, the great benefactos
and most beloved Of soldiers, both by uat-
uralized and native citizens while Frank 4
lin Pierce has never done anything to emf
dear him to the country or to its citizens
either nntive or adopted. b
We shall vote for Winfield Scott bdtl
cause he las proved himself the friend dt
his country and all it's ~citlzans, no mattSl
OIL what soil they were born, OF from whirt
nation they came. b
HIS noble conduct on the prison sliipf Il
Quebec, when British mlnions assliai "
the night to execute Irisltnen for bell al
found in arm against England, especial Il
endears him to every Irislnrlan who g
an honest heart ia his bosom. Il,
81 X{rt.. ,t..a ta.raa1 ~ IL, ~, A a, oriAtF t6
citizen does not point with pride TO tn
page OF tue History Of the United ST. pl
made glorious by the courage and BRAY Of
Of the faithful soldier. ne
For ourselves we feel that it is only te
such men as Winfield Scott that the Y
ton can look witt, safety IN Ier hour d ii
al aud danger--a man who has pfotef / II
prowess by coping successfully with hf
land il her day Of pride aud power, or
whose whole life has been deyot45 or
the service Of his country. III
We viii vote for Winfield Scott be{e fe'
he has always respected the rellgiolsp- az
iotis Of those with whom he came ih- W
tact, and al wayssused bis power ahdh oe
ence TO protect the alters OF all creedIn CO
desecraiion In this respect the lpf da
Winfield Scott stands ont in bold rehs ca
compared with the narrow mindediIy
of New Hampshire, the native SlSof al
franklin Pierce, a State always nndle OH
dominion of his party and politicalo- no
ciates, and Which is now the onlYte y
in the whole confederacy where lnIre pre-
prescribed on account of their rsus rae
faith. me-
Il will not do for the friends o9ce Va
10 urge that he was in favor Of exhng mi
this odiots restriction from the Ctu- by.
ttion Of tie State. The e~gidencShis
Iabors so TO do is wanting. -
[Signed. ~
Hugh Mcdonnell, John Garretch- .''
ael OEiallerty, Thomas McGairetlck Tue'
Murphy, Jno. Lynch, Alex foy, we ~,
Lawrence Duffy, Peter King, Wkar. =
son, Joseph Murphy, Denais FaIPhn - !
Wayne, Thos. Sweeney, W.nnrp, tnH
Jas. r. Doyle, David Walsh. OVlc- qae
CHM, Michael Reilly, Philip Bifffnis y
Ward, Join Kline, james MurpIohn |
f. Dickson, Natll. Wilson, Ilew TT
Grow, Anthony LalIay, Jalneirns, fro,
Michael Callahan, Patrick ThorI An a.,
drew Hawley, Joseph Lewis. VNil- has
mot, John Birmingham, Patricfroll. cor
8 Vim. stowle, Thos. Taylor. II Nc ,er;
i CAREY, Patrick Clarke, John lnnel. one
!. Patrick Kelly, James Cummiiistrick ST.
: Hallisey, John Gelioine, DallilIer, fare
, Edward Day, Patrick Sullivan Nc les
Donnel, Timothy O'Sullivan, lnedy, aoa
Michael McGuthering, Daniel, An vo,
: thony Walsh, Michael Kelly, Con- Pie
way, Jas, Sullivan, Thomas Elatrick &
JelIeys. Mich. Kenne, TiIarper, dur
= Michael Hogan, Patrick JoNlonias sor
O'Brien, Timothy Slattery, III Neil, job
81 Daniel Gray, Robert Still Ril Cook, mai
Patrick McGnire, John w. Qrancis nm,
McGoire, Lawrence Paul, pDon- rem
nell, Dennis Cessin, John MD. Cor tina,
$ nelius MilIigau, james Nell, Bar tia,
tIiolomew Hawlev. JamesBk Hugh nov
DDonneIl, Barney Conwayhel Fla Sec
herty, Patrick Carroll, VIM. y, John
ORouke, Vim. Jackson, Pdkenne-
dv, Joseph Cassin, Patrick 1. John Cha
OConnor, VIM O'Mally, p'Neill, ult.
Thos. Golden, john ODyel Egan, y
d Peter Gilar. this
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EARLY SNoW.-Tie Detie Press ryin
Of tile 2dinst., says ecol
S We learn from passenho came The
down on the steamer Lo3sterdays stylt
| that there was d violent form on a c1
Lake Superior lastl Tuesdfcn cone amo
Z tianed several hours. Otlay the that