New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
From the Courier and Enquirer of Saturday.

REDUCTION IN PosrAGE-In giving our views on this SUP
Gshn 9a Of the Editor of Tie Tribune the zeal ne has dis
played behalf Of # re- ss a snd a the to as
cheap Literature Of Of the presen,
the INJURY the FG5 He sxosdon the ans
p po1aton Of 6s ks The Truth 1d
hey1 esano ss 6y should
Sspss a oi' a. e'
the ui sa e,'e goo ' W. nver cross It's
would prefer since present Of TIE pGrfyW
sys wng should eioriy itself the most efficient
stent and devoted Ws or o WAY 3; e apn To
Ole sphere our own course and DO what little sooo
in our power? .,x-o.,,,,,,,;o,. &C tho
Editor Of the Tribune in assuming that whatever press ven
lures differ wh that shst IS Of NECESSITY wong anu eG
orthe Editor whose egotis is almost as offensive as ms
Fo and ia tn s.e sF e 90 m, n she ne Post oce
he viii tell Press at large not TO touch upon any p@G be
Ga sbsard and when s The ISuae law
questions which does not ma OF AZ
interests we shall expose the people, even though
has been temporarily whipped into the SUPPORT OF HENRY
But says the Tribune. 1--WE have crossed It's the
Courier ErQuIes path aud would Peef S.ee al
live in peace With IT. This the COOLEST specimen mpu,
ee met w @ are 9 no asd nT S @ Of
the party which the Editor Of the Tribune belongs Let US
Se During the Whole Of 1882 the Courier and Enquirer the
ardent Sncomrromisn devoted advocate of Mr. CLAY
fer e een While that body was in
Where was the Editor the Tribune during this Eeod and
how nss sea s WhE
as STAKEHOLDER oanzing abolition cqss ass,nst hun
another and finally lind him W boldly i'm.
aeS bGaes aou be- as
CLAY defeated in The h., ana al. HonAfE
WON and this was true His travelling through
the part this STATE and the asehoods he circulated
NJ nd fal
bugh relation opubc opinion here had the desired effect;
and he than bs RT other ann the en- , @
set his hostility to Mr. CtAy did not stophee When
termination to rally uaon Mr. Clay and sink or SWIM With
s'rsed to commit sifto the great i Western States.
ds lf I'M: hi. .cmin,ou until absolutely wyse
ranks Very much after the fashion that YOU would teach
likes the his principles; but because he compelled
advocate Mr. CLAWS nomination cease 10 have reader
Owen Charles Fourier and similar advocates OF socialism,
Heis IN the party not ofit--tolerated NOT trusted
but opposed ht s T FhS4S
Gates ultra !ar principles to the serious injury of the Wing
nltra in this as every thing else SO muchor our being
ohe same marty But IN no respect do the papers or their
The Editor Of The II Tribune is an abotio9ist we precisely
spur of Graham, and would have all the world live upon
bran bread and sawdust in favor of living
God has bestowed upon He the advocate Of the Fouri
erism Socialism, and all the tom-ooeries which have given
birth the dbasng and disgusting spectacles of
morality which Fanny Wright Collins and others exhibit
while he peends deny that these legitimate
OF his creed; we the contrary, favor OF
society and God has permitted be for
thousand years anxious only prune IT of its vices by
giving 10 virtue its reward and visiting upon crime the
penllty OF the laws He Philosopher, would
model every thrSchange if possible the very phaseoiugy
OF the Bible itself and demonstrate the absurjy Of the Chris
religion from the fact that Author did
tN- Charles Fourier white would stand
by the faith and the practices OF our fathers humby coMehd-
INF that that which God and Christ God
entitled respect than the visionary
tons OF all the Fonriers and Fanny WrghS OF the age His
boast give hospitality 10 every new oa we on t con-
rary would lts merits aud Judge II accordingly
character aud OF habits and by the stnseness OF his theories
m he beaten path and accomplishing the GOOD III the
old fashioned H a claims TO greatness by wander
ING through the nth ha. double the size Of ms head
a coat after tie fashion of jacobs of DID, with one leg CT w
and the other outside OF his boot and with
boots all bespatteed with mud shoe one foot
and boot te Other and goryng unwaShed anu un
shaved perou the contrary, esChew all such dfctd
sio weak and silly; think there difference between
ooriep and dsuncou rccogaize the SncGi obligation
10 act aud dress according TO Ill te and we look
lpon cleanliness ol person nseparable from purity Of
rhouct and beneyolen OF heart In short, there the
slightest embace between the Editor OF the Tribune aud
ourself politically personally SociGig and 1t only when
his aecttou aud impudence unheaabe that coade
scend 10 notice him his His morality and industry
sre indisputahle bur cannot tolerate his ooenes
do we ;huk that the aecatoh OF eccetrcy warrants his
arrogance his past course towards Harry OF the
West"