The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-04

Who meurns for the tiny brown sparrow
Thst dies IN the thick orchard trees?
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Your loss 10 stM smAner-so peaoel
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The Foreign element in the PoPrlatton
OF New York. ss-..f.
s4aeNew Yers correspondent Of the Boston
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- = : : = TIE ,GRRMAN VOTERS.
II ia cdlbus 10 note the interest that Gen.
Grants friends have suddenly taken IN the
Grmans. and the efforts they are making to
convince these Germens that they ought to
vote the Grant ticket. It is also CURIOUS TO
note the powerful appetite for lager that has
been developed among Grants supporters
nSsisyofthe Grant clubs have pitched their
haadquarter .tents oyer Lager peer saioons,
and t6e members are patrioticany Bacrifclng
their stomacbs for their country. They con.
st1rne inore,fSxar than is good for them, hnS IT
is3m theiH eeuptEyi they do it ana II y the,r e.r
stomachs Ahold out, they ,@aa -suc2 70 N
sof New York isuCt leSsi tham 259eG0. It may
beBa8N0a fuf fhere has been nm Immense
: ihstSa5a sfneA fhgI I1sst census.I It's voting
46fSe IS &a, least thirty Thousand probably
) moseEso. that ii tia quite 9 power at the polls.
z The great mass OF the German voters are Con-
sarvative, and will support Seymour and Blair,
but some are intensely sRadical. and would
rather have Wendell Philfps than Grant,
thoneh they mean to vote for the hitter.
sGrS&tN friends are anxious TO increase the
nIIifihsr. and to- this end they are. spending
money IN the5ager beer, saloons and drinking
themselves quite sick. Hthey could make one
convert to esah keg OF lager they eolsIme IN
vember. But thase Germans know very well
sf1ist they ats up To- and though they drink
,t661Skr3hat Gfaae friends pay for, HhdBay
Sjfern that Gtafst aask avery goet tnth, they
hsYenot the East pt66ntion d voting iof him.
N was BY Grant riieends thst, tGeir saloons
and, ,gardAns Wefe closed on Snnd3y, and they
are not gong to forget that. eg
'eiv.:: qHE azRatAss AID fHE IRISH:
THE Germans are rapidly oYertaking the
Iris6. and Vill soon be ahead Of them in point
Of numbers, ii the. present rate OF increase con-
tiuues. The German imm yration last year
..Mna,eFsr thousand IN exeeas -a1ash,
and IL Womises to lncrsass; the proportion this
conflict come day between these two classes,
( Armed, which is not likely, the fight would
psekRiniy be o bloody one. Z The Irish
and Germans combined constitute two
thirds sof rthas population OF NeM ?York:
BY WORKING t0gether, tney cOulu M
any elective oiace in the city with their own
man. In some places You find both lnaionfht
{ ties as thoroughly mixed as they were ia
Qast3e Garden when they arrived, but ss rule
they live IN distinct sections, each class by it
self The east sides or say the seelon bound,
cd Dy GTanq.sTeet, boYery, ,E2urteen.n-sGeer
and the ESsS nyet, fs m InnaDlteG amQss s1ca-
1yey ~ asfma1ss 19g ,aI S.atn trssio
teentn, Eig9Iesn!a sna.I rsectlsq Aa,s'
G 9,.st g .1t @ seO-
esn ssu ssound ID isssess tdnSR aSRssh shs
a9 ts the aSraos Ram a oWa on
% oesSE ts; York hs ne dsn h nssrs s Y
toWT ss eSaryi VT yesr, and tie HOUSES they yacate
e nee'es mn asass sss as'as sop9s.os. peE 3s@st'
The rapid growth Of the foreign element is
not the only thing that threatens 70 reduce the
nAGf5 TO comparative insignihcance. a few
days ego reed. ecarefuay written article on
ohild-murder IN New York, IN which the.wrter
-esttmatedg q Ct it#o thousand the number Of
Hn1an who yearly kill their infants. Moreover
he said the Germans and the Irish are not adj
licted to this HORRIBLE habit henc8itis t0sbe
inferred that il is almost confined TO American
wonds6 s1f liE imposEiblei to GET exact sta
=tisfics Of the crime OF child,murder, fot
three-toutths Of the infants destroyed never