New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22


Inc same Intolerance barrier every hope. in my
land and there was but one otter c"r:ry which led
men equal can even remember reflections. first
time might when that flag the emblem CT the freedom
Just alluded TO- should be divided by upporonng
the citizens OF native birth. stripes only US portion
OF the natural zcd foreigner cou[-e but young and
neHpercnccd und yet recent events have not DIMINISH
ed my confidence lhat ensign civil and religious liberty
1t possible that mistaken bu sill cluug delu
son. If be one, and ss trusted that ag Nation
altogether aad that before shall be employed rs an sif,
MEN, o, nad iaI towards the foreigners o. every landEhe
whc portion VIII OinSH INTO crimson; au then. the GioUt"
stars alone viii reu,iu.
has devoted seduousy 70 tic duties o nv sn;ion one
ot the ifs, things a, struck Jeploru- circumstance
posi ~ n , ~ 70, q ui.'.i',' p.es Me e \,
elevate them virtue usefulness through tie mean,
education. should he at rciGcrn: 20 them aud
dischoreis duty country, tie latter WHICH esp
ciuiy wcuia be appreciated by good men ct ell c!ce; IN
tended TO tnke such might be necessary ior this
purpose on ~! fciG IRON i'ope IN tie year iei without
however having eNcm:-cd rs inr n tccoicct. Opinions
WIN my one on That SUBJECT ut ound on y return hu
hd been sufficient 10 attract the attention OF Tie public ui
toses nnd hSd become public topc III the annual message
pies OF that dn'c was INSTANTLY turned INTO olcal quc
o even 10y the people who had nu,-,housh most Interested
By winch had been dictated Meetings mud been held on the
subject Incorporate language mad been Used DISORDER almost
amounting violence had ;hUs. and
Tor these reasons resolved 10 attend them persnnexprcss
10, te pGp oI hfeis ou. a GUS o, oi Ga
hcy ntnc>e meetings, Iron ,imc Ia the question
icu,Sed-ilc imperfect education afforded by
charity scbuose numbers . could mol be received
them ANA would not be sent To the schools the Public School
Society-Un of strong Catholic tendencies
winch they manifested, through the medium OF Objectionable
books pfegdCcd teachers influences. I'm,
followed by respectful petition /" the Common eoncII Oh
the City Before that Council WAS permitted 20 state he
complained OF. discussion TOOK place, growing
rejected hy Utmost unanimous vote. ihs the portion OF tho
anticipated But tbs neces-ary-beiore submitting the
the Legislature OF tile state. In due time, however
both Catholics and I'ro'esns. natives wcii;s ioeigneis
lie pray this petition received iay"rab!y because 4
To- ,e
was drawn THINK by the Superintendent ut 'cinp' m
Il; mistaken, pissed tic House OF Representatives.
tile cCsc OF the ana lost N tie other liose O
Tie illness OF ii, proys!ons 10 renedy the evil n'i alto
sethet unable 10 speak but was believed 10y az uai We
Legislature, as It could understand tG nature u TIE
grievance aud the necessity ion remedy would not tai ;oI
move TIE e!!c. n;ld provide Vr te tier AccniH's! ue
question: Notwithstanding the many Holds OF misrepresentation
aud prejudice III which rs numerous oppG,e, euf,"e 10
Meetings. continued To- be held from time 10 time win open
tended and sometimes took part. uiien.d them all cx
prcSs Tor the purpose o seeing that politics should nG he
beng divided according to their pred econ between
one part; another. But the opponents oil tile measure III
the ii.l, :ienunIeou> AMI the? had not
idle but bud peSc:teG The question To the pubic he'ey
false sh TINT ingenuity could devise ms may De seen py ic'e
tnion al Church and state. &c which have been reiHcd
and forgotten. lust previous To the elecon-wiet u ny
penrs parties had made their nominations Tor the Legislature
e opponents of education eNcctl with infringement oi con
called upon the voters of hu parties TO send no one
TO ADany uulcA. such should give pledge before election
refuse prayer vi the elones For this fact rccf 20
editorial, ~ thst date oi the Commercial Advertiser and We
IOin; Of Commerce. among oes lalcrs OF the city = ms
plan acted upon instantly. ard To NJ extent 'cii c!, t
petitioners no alternative but 70 Vuc Dor nei psdsGi ~ t
refuse wsGt they regarded - SIMPLE justice eirr III
political form on the aiteni"i "' the Icpe, VINO eiit
j;n.-GinCy. education without anotef ,ls-i'lcs'
he yoirtsE u acF conscience but Which Tie jo,iistcii
Advert ser niles would not allow 10 be sepurtei ne
very last ri tie trl.n' 81 education, previous :" c
segton. WIS the mnneni when ts unworthy 'rataen cae
pubic attention. numter Of individuals, who were
these MATES, had however taken the pecauion 10
ascertain TINT canale md refused L. the pledge
and ready to Albany tree 20 vote ot Nc prayer {"
the pet against H. ms their own sense oil Justice 10
tvnr
gwen their promise eguls, IT. These persons then suggested
u names without any upe Of eieclun but simply To exef
else the right on, should he substituted Ia make w
the deficiency. claimed it my riGht regarded 1t as NY
duty, that occHson to uIse those VIII" We're euIy 10
large portion Of the neglected. children OF Newly ok TO vote
Tor vino had pregdeed he cass IN me hey, ,s OF IT,
protection laws. whatever might be the li,:ce OF Their
cr, OF reasoning tha, posse.sebit they dceivcd the mus
justice aud desrudnton of which iey conlpiaiucd ihcy
against them O;course speech Of some twenty minutes
must developed tins argument aud presented IN every
out the more tcf at,r,Gde OF tlse Iu rs bang pledged
o either SIDE were ie ire to do IMPARTIAL tce III
the premises Il this political! speech, then have iae
-" @ bn"r"i raa.,a"t ,enl le,irn present and 10
hor appeal with confidence that. wise, or TUNED by peg
ingenuity might be. my speech amoHned to we
nue But reporter at bennvlt> there. vino nui,
such speech Il, he thought proper which was nieiwanis =,
have reason T. believe fitted up tor the purpose o 1Gehs
one Benefits tremendous exc iencaS, nnG MAKING TIE
crud always the first and most euteTprn: lper III New
York Having taken this Iopo-!avng studied WIN inc
OF his rbadry ana made some li2! column %
editorial col,s ~ ", sa ca ,s IL. hiss
aud fountain vi all Tho ynperno' cnlumny ma Siue;
whicn in.'e 81 M t 3 MI FINN the Jl.nJ the
Chte i, ~ ra;. ,lrc,;er Of hnt nfier-
eio'' % 49, III Inn. T., Sg snec,l ear Ia substitute
III or,;ne nrnt intrnd 81 Rennett's Herald
~. w. yy, ~ ,r, r,s ZION mich, Lo Iiurosy affected
III ~ " f;hnt authority were k.inwn
~ nv lived ib. comment ies and column, of abuse which
'i ,o tna n,ue nrd ran thrnus hnut the country enc
li,o nd1 'partir,,iaty While tho ssion asterl
- ~. aueit of he r.ater, must. however.
IN ,Ic rn,rx the inS,,ce 10 say That, either
& H., 20, ct,cr Informed than their colleagues
ho.eo. IL ,,r,lrrrioud The question nn! de
g; uc ~ - mn nun io lie j,we ,nd crv that was
chhet 10 IN I'D oicr !, /, ;, en,,lIy dine io tr,,
:" mn -ni H., ,i ;.c, tiiev ,i,,yer.l their ms.
h1 n.so - ,c, i'm, had ,i... nSyi,ircd.
-. ~. ~ i- ,I. nIrl.g. al CERTAIN par.
btt 'IV ucVlsD'' "e = -, ~, dee s,ro,iin,
e' hot To ne ii"p,''NYfi =, ny Nm, 81 . cy Ind on
- ug tAt occupants W hi.,' I" ~ 49, ~ ,,. an ~.
teftncl ',.s'I w., - g., { ,1.,is ,ftsr
; i ,ho 80 .,,, the Pine tho uliI.e of tire
,, ~. ,,on Of pner, in-eii,.r with
II, ~, 49, e d III The ~ mime i,ruhei y the New Yok
Wcnid the ',nu,c,I Advert scr the Iornn of commerce,
ard oiher tpes OF rai sn,np was make up body
y" .i ge rs..i.ns ,i,mri bcr ir,,stl mon
md isr confidence rcrveited Then came tie lny.
r. impossible Tint the training pupi;s should not have
prcdsnc large number persons JON lie emen.
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