Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

am about to reveal what will astonish the world
in relation to matters transaeting at Albany And
make the revelation to you you publish the only
paper which dares all times to tell the whole truth
or that has particle of independence such as the
press should possess.
This wing administration, to which have here
tofore been attached, under the cunning craftness
of the minister Of public instruction and the state
printer, devised plan just after last falls election,
to seduce all the Catholics in this state to aid in
continuing them in power The plan is this. There
is surplus of monies belonging to the school fund.
With this surplus the votes of the Catholics are to
be had Accordingly, in pursuance of this plan, the
Governor in his message recommends the establish
of schools in which the children of foreigners
may be instructed by teachers speaking the same
language ,ctM Themselves and pro- Tossing the same
faith" Dutch, Irish Welsh and all, included in
this recommendation, but the Catholics only are in
tended, and the design to get the damned Irish"
the wings say, to vote the wing ticket next fall
The Irish have always voted the democ ratio ticket
and Weed says we must get them to vote for the
wings or we are done up. The plan pleased well,
that the minister of public instruction sent for one
of the Catholic bishops to come to Albany about
month ago, and with him and the Governor the
whole plan of operations was formed. Petitions
prepared by the minister of public instruction
and sent in manuscript by the Catholic Bishop to all
the Catholic Priests in the state asking the legisla
turc for portion of the Common School money
The Catholic Priests were told by the Bishop to
their influence in the matter, and thus the children
of their people could be educated at the public
pense. Petitions are now pouring in from day to
day this subject. The Catholic religion is to be
specially protected by this administration!
Jesuitsm begins small but it becomes great The
people Of this State to be taxed to support Cath
oiic Schools Schools in which particular religion
to be taught to be established and sustained by
ards anguage) of prcudices arising from difference
of religion" All the Catholic Irish, per agree
ment with Bishop Powers, are to vote next fall for
Gov. Seward, and to :" Hurra for Harrisono'
hope you will publish ths,as all the papers here
have yet been silent a subject so important
We shall soon have union of Church and State, and
as many languages were given to the builders OF
the Tower of Babel. But must hurra for Harri-
and for Seward. Mind that.
PAUL THE APOSTLE.
REMARKS OF BENNETT, THE APosTLE.-I think
il is highly probable that ''Paul the Apostle" is
right. This letter comes from one Of the Apostles
ofthe " old Regency" who are excessively annoyed
that the "Ncw Regency" is so elegantly driv by
Thurlow Weed, S. b. Ia learned title, meaning State
Barberl, should take up their weapons and
beat out their brains. In our opinion this pro-
ect of procuring exclusive schools for theCathocs,
for children not speaking the vernacular, is all
humbug-and too preposterous to succeed. Ii is
only small potatoe which the Governor has given
the kittens to play with The present system willnot
be changed As to the horrors of Catholcity, it is
all moons hne-the Catholicity in this country and
age has no horror in it, There is hardly priest o
parson Of the present day, of any Sect who is not in
secret and in truth, half nfidel. All they
for fat salaries TO pocket and pretty women to
embrace-and in this they show sound TASTE though
little religion. The truth need not be conceaed-the
good old, venerable, pure system OF Christianity,
taught by Jesus Of Nazareth is in the &" serc and
yellow leaf" The world wants a reiormer, and if
God will not send us fresh from heaven, shall
have to turn reformer Of my own hook, and stir up
the nations with long pole. "Paul the APOSTLE
our Albany correspondent, is an old ass.