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In the Philadelphia Ledger we observe an ad.
dress occupying column and half of matter by
Mr.. Buckingham, M. P, to his fellow-country-
men, headed aduice to British emigrants."
From the singularity of this heading we were in
duced to read it. 1t is addressed to the Eng
lish, Scotch, and Irish, leaving their homes for
America" accompanied with the hope on the
part of the Editor that it may be extensively
read by the emigrants and their friends on both
sides Of the Atlantic It is certainly good
epistle on temperance; and so far as the lessons OF


sobriety are inculcated we sincerely hope his ad.
vice may be followed by all men in all countries.


But, incorporated in this letter, there is evident


ly exhibited lure to emigration, if not cover,
effort to encourage 1t, which calls for, not merely
apprehension, but the strongest condemnation. In
the name Of earth and heaven, are we doomed to