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EMIGRANTS--SHlPW RECKS-PILOTS.


Who forgc.s the wreck of the Mexico and $50
emigrants from Ireland, and the Peru, and other
vessels, numbering over 500 souls lost on our shores
Congress- as well as our State, destroyed the monop
oily ofthe New York Pilots, and the Jerseymen have
had fair play the ship owners sailors and all classes OF
the people are satisfied with the present law. &}Nhy
does Silas Wrish, commend an alteration or rather
TcPeall Does he want the bodies OF 800 or 1000 emil
grants from the Isle OF the ocean, or Germany, to be
again cast away within a few hundred yards OF the
Prom lsed Land lethm say so IN PLAIN English! lie
says the destruction Of this large multitude not
owing TO the neglect of this (worthy) class OF New
York Pilots. No, poor souls, they had warm beds TO
sleep in, and did not the signals OF distress for
Pilot from the Mexico, while over 200 fellow beings
pershed by this mHrdrOuS neglect. Il appears this
class OF men are annually attacking the interests OF
tae whole couatry. including ship owners captain. OF
vessels, sailors, and the thousands Of passengers
who sail for ihisp port. Does lir Wright suppose that
this body of selfish men calledP have any more
rights than any other number OF individuals! Have
not these Pilots followed The business as a trade,
Ike thousands of others II they don't like The bu
sjness, lei them quit il. There will always be hun
dIeds OF men 10 do such business as theirs, and be
glad OF the chance. Are these men IN any way SUI
perior 70 the Jersey Pilots, that Governor Wright
should, upon the influence OF this small cIlss, put
himself IN array against the vast shipping interest
OF New ork, with ltS 30 600 sailors, the 30,oO wld
oNS, anu us.I'is
in the Insurance Companies, and the friends and re-
ItonS of million Of emisranis scattered over the
Union.


Let those otthe $500 rotcs for Sas I1lcht in this
city rise like men and demand from Mr.. Wright a
renucfiou of his libel upon your couatrymen and
friends in the CITY, State and Union, who demand
ed The p.esen, lae from Congress, which he now
denounccs: and his creatures in our Legislature are
ready 10 dc his bidding. A day or two and the AL
bany Regency viii give you another chance to show
how l!;ie they think Of your $4,000 votes in het
STATE Rise, therefore, IN lime % save your honor
and the lives of thousands that may be sacrificed.


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