New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

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SOCIETY OF Ssa York, Sho .s.o rrsui, u-u-prr, al
2rosel tizag spirit yol h.Sr oisa -Hpoee vEh ~
luJtics ard -ic c. eEdeaNnr by It's. II 3. d.
tents vixen the late eic-,ios ro-clug b. g. si,
70 oy raw. the leaders me PclI al psrt.es sad c
. nomination of candidate for ise S,ije Legislature,
# cot pledged should De stf city an-er'J93! .. iv,s
lie % the maintenance OF the monuPa. II Sose,y -
Al us sdi0gs pr,roCatives Inr fo.it cli I'D ie.s.i
20 encounter the eailh and iLhaoncs OF his eero,,
body snd almost y'eied 10 tse demsEd At va,
made upoa I. This prospective and unhoy lesgrs
reduced toe friends OF justice and OF Republican yssn
OF education lie cfAi4'e OF el'Aar abandoning The
,crc.- OF their iDaienabe night OF franchise, AZ
exercising i. ,isysse 10 ohee ineu no nal aetGir 70
use TIE po.er which thaI ohc" would confer. for tie
destruction of tas rights OF hosa 10 whom they might ca.
rhatr sy.toa From ihis alternative iAere tut q,
III 81, Of escape II was one Of winch no FIREMAN crsi
hesitate ulder the circunslarce>- 10 avail hm>t 4 II
,r,s rus FORMATION SEPAX.TE ANo INDICTMENT
TICKET and this; oaly wlch tie opponents ofa
present Public School system could win honor coz.
sIs;eEcy pur.uc. sccortil KY addpt'd bY tAe1 A
cuto-lei Ri Rev Sir. 20 look 10 you Tor counsel and NJ
ihoroughout tae cstirc discussion 81 '' 'e''oc asG
d,.irous II friends cnure hsrmony .sG
unaEimy TIE important movement That Aas ooa.se.
plated the friend, n. Independent ticket reggsse
thai YOU should recommend adoption AZ meet-,
when bc lOi- the suhJ- az Carroll Hal es
the ey eglog of Friday, the 29;h 81 October. fau co..
scented do You rendered that seScco the cag.ss
III, same h1S before rendered oiAsr,
T. vt nor p0iit.sal one in ssy ssu.e Of ;he word +
had aetA.ng rasserer 20 DO, directly inG,reol, MI
oa-fy polit;cs IL called solely stop or p,o
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and prtsi.s beees al ols.sss af citizens iso n.
needing destruction ash Nd been prepared for xA
20 much corrupt labor and unholy zes And canrot be
Js.ir or concealed, tRat your Orcols and Impressive
coupse on that .rioued much prod The
transplant denlou.r winch consequently made
tratiou hca u hoped will teach Cors THAI
neither aen,se intrigue cxn succeed ioIlsg upon
FRsg AMERICAN CirIZEss sEcrAHlAS INSTITUTION hat
!. reoueuant 10 tkeir csnscruce snd which w .imopi,s
POLITICIANS that heG tempted BY prospect moment;
airy adyaltsge they 'bludor popaiasrsa'. aud Repub
eau tru,. aud hak themselves TO corruption sud stole
rance, ts viii hud .aI ihe base companion VII %
10 heu lac lie rciscaed shirt OF NosSus bringing them
OILY defeat sl RAM aad pocH! deaIh-Ae just FoSsrd
OF III ~ c0aiemplt.e sewing
w tr,e this brief retrospect Rt Rev Sir OF these
,ctons because 80 desire psce upon
reeora-we desire hold up the distinct and
prominent manner before the public gaze, that II may
be seen spt Understood by all. thar the dclusou
which uany have sought create, no; be suffered
prevail eher vih respect the Gc' themselves. or 10
our esiiaGie Of IheH Disappointed ihelr expectation
OF tadiGc be the uuFeslsns victims, waom they
hoped by their dse-lad combinations with one stupe-
dou, cf RI IL balm and crush for ths bgoa
ana their les have turned upon YOU IS inc author
their They have sought TO take the doNPiesbs
and l-lIhsom revenge OF personality ana abuse. that
deemed moth ing too low, or too foul for rs
service Press after press poured forth its gall and
cor in aseh0ods tasehoods without NUMBER ad some
men were NhO not content with assaults compare
lively distant sought draw the line OF at.sck It'll
er-wthiu Your household a. 1t Tere-and hoped TO
rive an additional barb caumny ~hch they nttes
ed hv assuming themselves the name of Catioes -,
RI Rev Sir DENoUSoE both classes oi these caumn
utors Ia equally reckless Of tram ana of the Principles Of
liberty which they affected 10 revere and as to those
vkO >oust 10 give peculiar character 10 ser nyecne
by their nominal creed 30 here ~ rHE NAME the
! CATHOLIC aoDy OF NEw-YsAE RgPEL WITH iNOGN,r%
THEIR assumption 1) right e. speak for YsPreseER
anu HaRacr the sentiments Of that body We need ne
H. Rev Sir refer here any length to the pm.
ciplc for which coaterdIug tho arguments BY
which II is sustained. These have s,r. many
casons powerfully demonstrated and laid before the pub
Rt u,lil nj D.l ID gFf
Of tho many absurd accusations that have been miie
against We haya been charged with advocating TIE
doctrine of the UM,ou Of Church and State " aud this
too, Thep union Of ChHreh ~ State HdS ONE - me de
ticGt political here.Ios GgGlHSf hch had re,oiutty
array sd ogseUes The presest Pub schon system Of
the city Of Rev YORK 6ut the old sys,em OF
a Law f. abolished Church in dIsgui'c-a scheme that
socks by the scky substitute of state sy,iem Of edud
ton. achieve end that formerly accom-
p>hed by c.tah' hmcnt OF state system Of RSli
gon namely promo cerRin religious doctrines, and
dlscounenance others Against tas 'ystrm wc have
declared eternal hostility Against this you have, r.
Reverend sir, pleaded, and plsudoi not si!1geth-
er IL kns been nsdiOus AVID dangerous Toe to
tia religious rshs and the psrty Of faith those Tor
whose syrltual welfare you responsible; snG II
counsel the adoption Of the only 0f resssl
that could be used against the Formidable
that had yet been made by this enemy that sou appeared
Carroll hall 'ho memorable evening Of the s9th OF
October Had you omitted, r. Rev. Sir perform the
noble part which you thea enacted, we must be permitted
ray that you would have fallen short of tho perform
OF that DUTY which those who had right 10 look
you for aid and counsel IN great emergency would
have expected at yoar hands Having performed IL lat
suffered for H. you thereby oury endeared 10
all aud have earned brighter aud enduring horOr
THAI any winch had heretofore ranked you with
eminent agd gifted citizens Of the land made your
asirou, the preates of the church. Your he
devotion, Ri. Rev. Sir, shall be lost upon Al.
ready arts 10 greater and perseverance,
IN tho prosecution Of and righteous and while
tender you the heartfelt OF approval
Of ana gratitude for, services also pledge
ourselves that only With lives final triumph shall
to contend for the principle around which We
have ralledlhe principle Of perfect Religious Equality
and Freedom Of Education. Equal Rights, and Equal jus
tice Ia all classes aud all Denominations
The Address received with loud cheering, aud, TO-
eetiiSr with the Preamble aud Resolutions, was
tion unanimously adopted by the meeting On the passage
of e resolution for their adoption nothing could exceed
the resolution, the eH,hHs,sm that manifested for
several minutes the cheering from the vast 4s.ebsgs
tremendous. and was revived agaig and az ain with
waving of hats and haudkerctie and every d-nonstr
ton Of the most rap.urous applause. 1t then,
motion, further
Resoistd, That the Address be sgued by the Officers
OF lh' meeting and pre- scnted III. Rev. Bishop
Hughes expression Of that uudimiIshed confidence
aId nigh and uEabaled regard which con.ser he
30 enlnenty entitled receive, and shch deem the
OCCASION to require.
During the course Of the ceening Pr. Robert Hogan
was repeatedly and loudly called Sy the meeting from
every part Of the room.
james j. Ryan, Esq. in obedience the call Of the
meeting addressed thes also dr Francis Cooper E,q
Aud after The passage OF resolution authorizing the
publication of the proceedings of the meeting together
with the Resolutions AID Address ii such newspapers
hroughos the city and State might be deemed 4dyss
bic, Tue meeting adjourned frs. giving lArec tremendous
cheers for Bishop Hughes. nl9l'
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