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The Daily Dispatch: June 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 7 (search)
Irish Emigration to America. --The Rev. Dr. Cahill, in view of the civil war now progressing in this country, urged his countrymen and women not to come here until our political troubles are finally composed. In a letter to the Dublin Catholic Telegraph, dated Staten Island, May 10th, he says: Although I cannot hope you will now take my advice, which I have so often given in vain, still I shall repeat what I have already begged for your own sake — namely, to remain at home under any difficulty till the present war in America shall have been settled one way or the other. There is no commerce, no business, no trade: servants are reduced, and are going about idle and penniless. There are other matters anticipated in this unhappy crisis, which I forbear publishing; but will you understand me, and send no more young Irish girls here till our disputes are finally adjusted? Both sides are moving tens of thousands of armed men to the probable field of strife, but I hope there