The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-23

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exalt that either their praise must have been hyp0r
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Mr. Crittenden asked leave to introduce the foviug b
bill to provide relied for the suffering people q
Ireland aud Scotland.
Be enacted De- That the President Of the Luad states
be- and he hereby IT, authorized b. pagehasd
provisions he may deem suitable and proper and 20
the to be transported and rendered 10 the name
the government of the United States TO that ~ Great
Britain for the relief of the people OF ireland aRd scctiaad
sutfar he
SIC. 2. And be further enacted, That the OF I've
hundred thousand dollars be- and the Is hereby appo
praed of any in the treasury not otherwise APP
proprated, to carry into erect this act
SEC. g. And be further enacted That the President Of
the United States be- aud he hereby, authorized ~ s
discretion employ any Of the public chips Of the United
for the transportation of the provisions to be purchased
aforesaid.
on former day Introduce this bill for ths relief Of
the suffering poor Of Ireland and Scotland but before
make this motion, beg leave to make avery few remarks
The whole world has heard of the calamity which has fallen
Ireland and Scotland, of the scarcity and famine which
prevail there. do here with empty parade Of
impress the picture Of amibng people upon the
minds of this honorable body come to discharge only what
consider solemn duty 1t duty representatives
the people carry out their views they have been pre-
sened to this body.
But who the suerersnowg They kndredbound
merely by humanity, but by more i'm
innate bond Of brotherhood We great Rs
decendants Of the people Of Ireland We the kaaysd and
opring Of Lshncn, and every day he Tie 10 sreagei cad
deared BY emigrants coming shores 10 become w
u.s. 1t is not then, in the of Venezuela, the
claim of a humanity but the tie Of endear-
ing brotherhood. This calamity fills the world with the
voice of amentation. Are not, then, and as
Christians bound to listen and respond think
have pointed your attention the extremity Of this dis
tres and to strong precedent in not half strong
in congressional history. hare pointed TO tie side
spread jaanc rhich calls 10 for relio the tie Of
humanity, and 10 The still higher obligations of
religion there incentives almost as strong
and high those to which have referred What will
the influence of such exampe7 Whct spectacle will il
be for the world to admire nation holding her
hands full of plenty and pouring joy and consolation
hearts sick with SORROW and into homes desolate and
stricken Can you imagine any moral spectacle more
sublime than that of nation holding the hand which
full of plenty to the suffering people Of another nation
The bill was then read first time.
Mr. J. NJ. CLAYros moved that it be read second and
| third time to-day, and passed. He said
To say that this government is powerless for
all the purposes Of charity under the extraordinary
and view of the unparalleled condition of Ireland
and Scotland is to deny to the fathers Of the republic the
attributes of humanity The power conferred
upon Congress by the constitution appropriate money
the treasury relieve the wants and supply the
stiles of the people of Caracas when DESTROYED by earth
quake may with much reason, be invoked again
behalf of nation allied By hiies blood
all the heroic sacrifices Of persons the great Of haaon
rgsby all their patriotic uggles for liberty and indcpsna-
enceby all their brilliant achievements erry theatre and IN
ercry field mhere has competed and struggled 9th his M
foreman for the elevation Of his intellect morals
and character. am persuaded sir, that there was full
power in this government did in the case of La
yee by comforting solid proofs of its gratitude by liberal
appropriations of the public money and the public lands
national benefaotor Measuring he Of Iishm.s in
our bloody struggles for liberty By the standard can
zoe refuse TO do less for rhoe nation than en did
for single adriduaiR Pass this bill, sir and there ia not
generous American within the limits your mighty repub
lie who will not rejoice in the deed you have done and
when the national ship shall bear the fruits of your
generosity the waersthus tesyng the aectonae
regard of nation for another and the sympathes of
in the New World for the distresses of men in the Od
pend it, sir, there is not Irishman there is not
European, there is not living being among the civilized ma
tons of the world who will hail arrival at hsr mort
of destinations and rejoice in such manifestation of national
charity.
THE WING PARTY
The hopes of the Philadelphia North American do not
inproyp in regard IN the whip Marty Eyo, a. 49,,