New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

IT. N mn 20 -, .ith sverxh-miay f,rec the
rsb I'D Wet Of Europe, ard r-peai Nv csrrli
ton n the gates ~ me rhrse mlutl ~
go NOT sr,pi@s Of msn; they vera m re.'Fy 1e1l'h-
-. s,,;vraufs They cane with t1sir ~V,s, w
~ vonpr harhsrans.' With their c'thtn ctsN',
tber herd, Of cattle; and th-y etns VIZ y, 800
swsv The aaiuas saassff wss meie NJ or.r7
- ,hs,soned th-ir -aclai homes In@y i-t t1-i,
81 seeinee behind them They f'Hn tn- -nnly -
- "a. mo and the RI NE more pleas t"t ~ N -
III - VoIra Uuaccastnmed n tina SIGHT ~ any
- nor. iuyitir than the NIL snehoiV hr an ne l,
hi,b IL br.pchss glitt-ring with SNOWY crystts
" - =. climate where the genernu' triits ara M
On. 40 children ~ the Moth we're not 80 nu N rs
;.e5 as bersered in thelsnd the cron ana nyr's.
a., v.1ed with delightful ast 'rishment al tle
~! oorsd with Falernian cu te-s they eiutched WIN
-, - frantic ioy II the fruit of the ~ tree AMI tne
,; AZ the melting peach the luscious plum tha 'den
and the panoramic who's fin@d caek outouSnes
everything but the Ii ing csrnation ct y'utha love-
~Ui.h rim delight the brood Of winter view
s BE sy I'D sS..s n & is.e hing a: o.
Ard quad the pendant vintage IS srSws'
pv .ba fortune of war single detachnents and even
mighty armi-s frequently suffered defeat MT nel pse
was immediately taken ny new hordes F1cn lei noop ~
rfinng Rome the fam-h@d wolves IN one oil Ce.'ils
nictures f upon an aged Buffalo in W-st.rn prSS
Ibs mperisl MOu-ter powerful even IN hts decreo'u4
would fen scatter their unfisiJned array WIN MS ~
tusks and tramoe them by thousands under his b-a1 "a
ft INT when h. turned back, torn and bleeding - Ms
seven hills tens 'hous md came no Wing fro The nth
m forts who sprsug Il his thrNa' aud buried tr ian .
In bis acera'ed sides Wherever they cnlnerei mi
the end they conquered every shershey e-ttbi she'd
IN, uselves on The sel-invited new enners-ad irnn
their union with tn former n1tbit'nt the MARION. o. the
South and ~ Europe the present day for the most
part trace ih-ir d1s 'ent
We KIN bui little Of the numbe thus thrown IN uoon
the Roman Republic and Empire in the course OF eight o.
zen centuries They we're NJ doub, greatly extgg ue1
by the panic fear of the inhabitants AMI the pr de 81
The Roman hist orans .uld lead them 70 m'gny tue
power. before which their own egnns hal 81 Weh
ouaed But when con iler the die1ltV OF lhss nE
lsre number % pcr-on il march through an un1enlg
co.. r,r-and this a, time when mu n Of the cIiti
I'd, NJ va
swamp disposed 70 think that the hosts when or
succession Of centuries overran the Roman no re- an
in the aggregate eel IN numbers me u"graon t'H
has taken place 70 the United States since 100 In other
word, an ncne1 % believe that vi'hin the LAST siNy
wears the Old World has poured in mon he Ud'e NtIes
uumber Of per-ons great with their nsurh increase
Asia sent into Europe in these armed msrat0n' oil oar
lire 81 course the parallel ends The that invaded
Europe came lay waste and - subj iglte thu h's nat
coss the Atlantic are peaceful Immigrants. The trntr
hurst upon The Roman Empire aud by Oft repe ed rnk-s
beat II r. ground The immigrants to Anarct tr N
an countries 10 cast IN their lot with The tive '
zsus AZ 10 share with this great nhertlnce Of civil
and ria ions liberty. The former fern us bTbri-
sns-laf cad, in ,kinsspeakiag strange tngu-s-Tor-
sh,irg strange god Sh b,ody resthe lat are The
children e the countries from WI n the first Erro 'sfn
settlers Of this continent proceeded ant b-ony ~ "a,
The great family Of Chrst-nd m. The orm-r
destroy ID the c-irr4 # the ancient world and vas only
sfer m, sand year. that h-;'er ciyi zpn grew np
from is runs II MILL who have e.tabshad then
selves in Amerca within sixty frp RI mo uent
Of their arrival gradually absorbed into the mas or the
population confirming to the lava moldn< thsuseves
10 The at h country and contributing their share
90 is prosperity and strength
lii. carou. coinciisnee that the first mi ghty
Of the hostile immigration thar burst upon Elroos he re-
the time Of our SAVIOR consisted Of tribes belonging ~ h9
great Celtic r'ce-ihe remains Of which, idan1 dbyt n
Origin 81 dialect still ind in Brittany in Wdes in tia
highlands Of ScslUd, and -pecilyi in lrellnd-'o bytr
the greater rorn ct The and friendly imm ration b
The United States consists Of persons belonging tis stna
f rvd imaginative and 'oD often oppressed have
feard In be villages of t-s and the hi gtnis Of S,o
Ito
H. which Bcunus uttered his naughty summons = Rome
AZ in which the mystic song. Of the Drui- ware chalr-d
in the depths of the prneva forests of Franc and En-
csnd H. the time Of Julius Crssr II is still spoken by
Thousands of Scotch Welsh aud Irish immigrants Ia all
psits Of the l. tied States.
1is great Celtic is one OF The most remsrIahe That
has appeared in history Whether il belongs = that ey-
ttrsive ndo European family Of nations which in
before tn da Of history took mp line ~ march IN 'wp
columns from lower Iusia and moving we'rw r hh bv
q Norherp and Southern ronie finally d'rnset ts't
Western Asia Northern Africa AID the gr4eter part
of Europe whether others suppose th' CAtc race
belongs ~ still older stock aud was stt dn'4n "n
uron the South and into the West Of Europe by the
WIDENING force of the lido European, are q1stons
which we have time Il present discuss. However i
may be decided it woud that for h4 fret fr
acquainted with the fortunes of til, Interesting
they have found themselves IN really prosperous
condition IN this country. Driven from thu soil 10 which
their ther have cuog for two tn usand they have
81 le 9Th and r the first time in their entra history onnl
real nome IN land Of Strangers. Having been told IN
tie rgi tul language of P0ltcd Economy that nj re
daily table which nature spreads for tha human trny
there cover lid for them in Irel,nd they h,ye
crossed the TO find occupation shelter and brssd on
for. ign -oil
This Celtic E1odus It has been sDtly termed * to
sl The parties mmed-'cly connected with II one % tbs
most imperial events Of he day t. the emgrsa's them
selves II be regarded a Oasog f-On deaf 10 lf-.
IL viii heneit ireland by reducing a surplus population.
81 storing snunder aud ulster relation Of caDil AMI
labor Il VII benefit the llboring classes 10 Englmt,
where wages have been kept down 10 the strvton pon.
by the suyl 10 bets een the native population and h4 in
lahsnts Of the sister Island. This benefit will extend
from England Ives and will lessen pressure Of
that compel ton which labo- is obliged 70 sn. With
the III paid labor Of Europe While the influx in
America Of stout and efficient hands suppl thu greatest
Vsut in country. whchis that oflabor-gie value
% Grd-aud facilitates the execution Of every species Of
private enterprise and public work
not in.eDsibls 10 the temporary incnuv snences
Which to be oG against these Advantages b0'h
there on his p,ssge snd after his arrival It p,sHble
th-t tie vlue # naive labor msy tvs be-n deprss
ed by too sudden and extensive supply from abroad AMI
IL J. certain that asyu anf qmshOuss yIsf
With foreign donates and that ha ~ public sgi
pvse herevoence have been he vily drawn uDon Th-se
considerable evils but they have perhaps been exag
eefatet
Il must be remembered ia the 6r.t place i, the inni
grst d-ily uring in from Europe j. BY no means
Qauper immigration On ihe contrary ia already regsrt
I'd with Apprehension abroad Occ si1nng 4 great ab
sfrsCion at capital In instructive article relative O
tie German enicr4fon in Ot0 HgjHer's Jitrjuct far
IksFin sctan md St7fisf the numbers who emigraei
from Germany fr0m lei 20 1851 In usya estn eto
have amounted 20 annual average Of 90 676 and tn
euOun Of capital distracted by thrn from the county %
average ~ 10 310323 rx liars ,hOut fifteen Millions
Srfu-h DE- arr per amum. II Is attended doubt with
10 an ni * q foreign paupern. In reference = 'h4
believe your systen Of pu5r r.l bAser here IN New
lcTk q. ur. 10 y .ssa h@;e.ls IN which ho gevar
gre l' -lls '.lp0ift changes II i Ill fht wing -
Some defect I'm system 70. administration support
norc thar oar are II needy freners They are sent in