New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11
-hsodore Fr.Itnchuysen.

LISA settled thing that if the Wings con be
led out OF the coming Election they VIII De-
There are no bounds to the faisehood ana per
sonsl detraciion habitu4iIy INDUCED IN o7 our
.d,e-s.-iss If we have candidate who Is not
-.-o,essor OF religion, ne Is assailed on that
,.-l,,,,d If another who IS q professor, he Is as
-,;led sill more fiercely. Mr. Frelinghuysen aP-
,e.-s even more obnoxious TO Loco foco deia-
nation than Mr.. Clay. We have now before US
the Democratic Rally the Loco Foco campaign
osoer for Kentucky, issued at Frankfort, which
devo,es nearly two columns to abuse OF the Pun
,.n settlers of New-En gland with the intent OF
exciting prejudice against Mr.. Ffe!mgnuysen.
This is followed by an article entitled Who Is
Theodore Frelnghuysen 2 in which he is falsely
accused OF making report counter 10 Richard
Vi Johnsons on the Sunday Mail question Inc
article proceeds
Faithful 10 the same secafian bias. M re.inEhuysen la
boon m city OF OK the i-s!in: aci'.0f ~ ta ~
,o-iu crusade against the Io'eignets spwhs eu' o ieu
80 nude the name al the .'gt,ce -7meroaa Ffry
N Ffenghuy.en done more TO o-ier ana l'5l. Ia
Drt htrn hn, produced te dreadful coie max l
y occurred N PGiueyhla than an' other nni N TIE na'
lie - IN word, The head u ne NGt'os 7fFsr6an ia ~,
a. tie President Of American Bible society. aHc tne
;a T ne sectran N New York. he has Struggled with u
I o. 80 bisntry worthy Of the best day. OF the old
snrh Cnvaganef. L. 70. seciaran translation oil the
Holy Scriptures part oi the y stem OF euceou ulI
,5e 1nno Schoo hat city. filled a they afe, WIN NE
of uers..s holding different opinions In religion IRON
has sect -.
Now we do most soemnly affirm that, while VIC
have been hotly engaged in the Native contro-
versv from the start, living in this City, reading
all the publications on both sides, and mngllng
freely with all the parties engaged III the strife,
We nerer heard Mr.. Frelingduysen's name con.
oected ,cith the Notice American cause until
since he has been nominated tor Vice President.
We know he has never been an 'agiator' in any
crusade against foreigners, has not even attend
% Native meeting, and has never, while among
ns. belonged to any other party than the Wing
,artv. He is no more the head OF the Native
party than Polk c! Dallas is.
The attack on the American Bible Society is
equally unfounded-equally atrocious. Mr.. Ere
lingluyscn, though member and an active I'D
voca,e of the American Bible Society, is not its
President-and, ii he were, what then We
have come TO pretty pass If that IS to exclude
man from office-Neither has the Bible Society
had any thing to DO with the School Question:
nor has Mr.. FreIinghuysen been in any way
leader or conspicuous at all in the School cca-
troversy We presume his sentiments ms sym
pathes run counter to ours on that question: but
we have never known MIN as an opponent,
nor in any way involved in the controversy. But
his friends have not dragged this local question
into the Presidential contest: and his adversaries
will do well TO let it alone. They will make
nothing by assailing candidate for his suspect
ed attachment to the Received Version Of the
Bible when that topic has nothing to do with the