New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

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are respectfully informed that do no, choose AZ present
10 follow their suggestions. Scpro5 and airoclo'is As
1 article cer1anl, is What doe II TO In what
Offences are we implicated OF the man reeai-s and ma
r csr-es there made asain-, IS plead guilty to tie
rbread: 70 the rest Nj Gulty i there an indv'daa
~ the Civ who ha. been induced tl. uaiaTora5y OF
5y The Sum scurrilty
THE MORAL CHARACTER OF NEW-fORh
Iftbe Father o: Ey ever laughs, he hs been sid :"
DO at the fantastic trick, OF his pracced and adr'!i aN
rio~ he certainly mus, have enjoyed hn-eia looking oT'r
,s leading article in Tie SIN yesterday morning Ihat
epr.ved and fhv sheet; which has forced elfnto WIDE
circulation BY systematically pandsrins to the lowest aPPe
tes and most perverted tastes OF The cosmun--weh mas
never missed an opportunity e and profit BY the fools
wonder which g.oats ever accounts OF monrous births the
chewing of snakes the gavanizing into life OF dead na!eac
tors and every thing else leous~ resorng and horrible
That paper Inch has built fortune upon publishing TRIALS
for procuring abortion oassone deals obscene yice ard
every hing calculated stimulate the prrn cravings
for garbare-ha, paper the actually has the eroner
TO congratulate the citizens NewYo signal improve
uen in their morals aud take eL the credit OF pro-
ducug it Where this impotence find a parallel.
The San gracously admits the Public and Sunda: Schools
Of our Civ it, Billie and Tract Societies SC to secondary
partnership with Itself producing is beneheen change :
but it arogatc the Hons share Of the glory We suspect
these Schools and Societies VII appreciate the honor IN
tended them. To the cheap and independent press =
meaning itself for it has allowed any other except
possibly the Herald to possess either independence or merit
belongs the HI ghesl honor in this good work.
We are curiou, to know whether tn Sunday Schools and
Bible Societies which are 50 gr,cousy admitted to the o-
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work Of ra4r reformation are to take share in the credit
of Introducing Madame Rcs,e ayoraby and thorough TO
the public as The through the last two wears has done
and of the other fcaruy demorzng advertisements and
puis which has constantly and Trofscy yomted upon
the community. According 80 The Sun published code Oh
morality the Editors and Publisher Of that sheet are no whit
responsible for the ndeccncy 1cprvy Of article IN
their columns II ,hcy are only paid for inserting it, so We
presume the credit of this portion of their missionary a5or
will be WORTH sharing
The Independence oparty considerations which The sun
mpudcn,ly assumes to Itself shameful swisd.e as any
other portion hypocrisy In the first paragraph Of tins
same article gross libel on the Wing party these words
There was time when prohsatc politicians could lead
lnwcss mob 10 the public arsenal -basciy n>inua
ting ta, the Wings who resor,cd the State Arsenal in the
April Election of 1884 for yea protect them from
nfratcd and roeus mob intent violence and .rc
SION not protection and peace We know. and every one
knows who mingled heartily liz that excited struggle that the
violence commenced by an attack upon the Wing and
clc,-room in the Sixth Ward which several inoftnyc
Wings were savacc beaten ,hcrtickc DESTROYED and their
room d>nantcd The rioters took absolute possession OF
the Election ground OF course this could be acquesccd
in vi,hou, giving up and the morning
good number OF Wings from The other Wards appeared on the
sroand-2ticn quiet tibcarng, bat determined that their
friends should not again be crushed by overwhelming force
No man has vet s,dno dare say tina, the Wings
ncnccd or provoked violence there either the first
break. or the second when the Wings. ecolng before
o;os and oycrpowerng Loco-Foco force from the upper
Wards srrncd with clubs made stand the Arsenal
solved 10 defend themselves, if need they best could
They used no weapons ey intended to u,c any un-
les driven TO by ruan violence And for this they
,hameiuy belcd and detained ,hey nearly every
question which be perverted their injury by that base
journal which pirates Of its morality and religion
i,> Hccnouacs- and nhde'y and e,ernally wants il in
dependence vsic it steadily ~ub-ees the ends Loco
focoi-m.