The Ror.isn Poor.
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TO IL: Editor Of the IFt6un:


The Herald asks What is to be done for the poor
emigrauis who are starving with cold and hunger
Send them home Of course; the packets carry
Them back for S4; and let their coun;rymen sup
plv ,hsns with food on their passage. The interior
towns and villages are over-burthened with them
they ever have been, and ever will be psupers, and
let the propcr authorities and the British Consul,
whose dnty tits to look after the poor appropriate
funds 10 send all back who are willing TO go, ana
they will prevent others of the same class from
coming among


The industrious, cnterptizing and frugal, Will
like our ancestors, soon make themselves COM
Portable hslnes, and the idle we do not want among
Us.


These are the ~ sovereisns of the Herald who
landed last summer, :" each with sovereign IN his
pocket. They were in most cases sent out oy
their parishes 10 get rid of them. HOWARD


lG So far as the above has reference to inevi-
table Paupers, sent out here by European Parishes
10 getrd Of supporting them, we think it very just.
Ii idiots, crpples, icvalids and decrepit persons
are shipped Oft TO this Country shey oush, not to
be permitted TO land and should be seu, back il
they do land, and these who bring them made to
pay the co.l OF their comfortable reshipmen,. Blu,
many who a,e paupers in Europe may become
thrifty citizens here. Let us so shape our policy
Political and Social, that all who and will
work may have full employment at fair wages
and then we shall know whether those who com
10 US are paupsrs from want OF ability or want Q
work Tuose who are unable 10 earn a ivin
should 40, tue less be well supported and clad, eu
at the expense Of thsse among whom they oecsm
paupers. To them we would send them. Ed Tn