New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
2 Fifteenth Warsl.-N i

u Fifteenth Wnrd.-M meeting OF We l Dtin'I
cratic Wing Electors an o'h.fs opp9,eu 70 u, ,.e
instant. Mr. RICHARD RAY NAED vas ari1Ihtc1 Nnil',S'
ane WHITMAN r. MILLER Secretary, and the following "e
solutions we're adopted .,-. &c
Wisreas hv a law rec entity enacted by the Legislature OF
The State OF New-lork, the Whole system OF our IuDI'
Education has been altered and The training OF the hepu"
lee children committed to other hands and whereas we
deeply drplore the passage of such law; Wills ytdnS
o.cisnce 10 il requirements as being sanctioned 10y the
legal authorities, vet claiming The privilege OF American
Femen frankly to give expression TO our views therefore
Resolved That Ia tie estimation Of lhis meeting the la'e
School System OF city, under the care snd direction q"
Tie Public School Soc ety has hitherto more than realized
tue expectations OF friends 81 Education That IN the
VISION ils management IN IT. Government ny men as
slmng The aruous duties OF IL supervision without ptcu-
nary atom in the wide >prtad ara 'ohuuueu ui-
tyson OF elementary knowledge aud IN the haruoniou, CO.
operation of - NariOu, branches, II had ttdVhVu Po1'
ton untancd by any other system ciler IL OIL "" Ut "
other countries
Re'oiSed. That tie statements and reports MADE 10 our
Legislature, While te bin destroying this alr laore ~"
'rf consideration were unjust AMI untrue pom ~ ~ ~
computation oi those brought within and beneh." =, -
'ii9snce and a. 10 The e>tmsuon IN when that Ns'
"h hN our Ct'Een>; AMI that while facts, hot 10 - u"
lofd prove The of the former that the voice ol ou'
ny WI piNNs ~ the next election OF state 0neeIs' !" %
dscshiurr ~ IN" sclisNled Relomcrs the error OF
ihcr judgement ia estimating the latter
Ro,ed Thai the principal ieaures IN our late
ani W.T. peculiarly endrared to every American heart
va. IT. perfect freedom from party ealou,y and 'ectaran
bias ard mat not only ~ meinbers Of party hut A. men
approaching universal Liberty both of political and gou>
iauh. W. have Ger The mt lime history be
came a nauOn) with feelings ,eep in gnation and
ct bcaItc >orro~ the Legislative interference IN matter,
OF Individual conscience, and the Legislative recognition OF
sectstian existence.
R,s,td That We utterly repudaie all atemp,, TO unite
the Dterc.. o, tho Church and oi the And that while
we would freely throw open 10 all, both citizens and tor.
egner, 10 the descendants OF Pilgrims Fathers aud 10
exile from European oppression the doors OF Public
schools ami impart each and ali alike the ruiimen ct
education; that while We would teSoh 70 All he cPmho'
prDc pie. OF morality dcprcaie az an e' oil the most
alarm ng magnitude the introduction o any organization
perpeuar or carry the peculiar sctaran Ns"s OF
ether Fp;>coua PreshyieTsn Roman tahoc Ihufcse>
Kss0lyed That under former admirabie ,N'is "uei
To the Roman Catholic the same privilege a. L
the Protestant which officially recognized no dlhrt'h'
the faith of uen-our offered Ia The foreigner VIVA
she provides her and s it" men ~ho wou'
bow before the shrine Of Foreign udce 10 subrr'e p"
hu~al personal ends unworthy Of the confidence 90
the Ordinary respcci Of lher fellow men.
Rtseed That will use our individual and nniien u
forts REPEAL tive oous Law recently adopted by ~
gis.iure and that viewing II ~ We do both ln The desgl
Of It's originator The tendency OF It's continuance W