New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

II Tie EUsaing Post insists i!ldl 10 ue III La
vor ola Uniform National Currency Is to be IN
i4vor Of 4 National Bank that IN the declaration
of the Utica Clay Club Convention "tte thing
Bank is most clearly signifed" Have !; as you
WILL s.s. We do heartily believe, as Gen. Jackson
and Geo NJ. Dallas have proclaimed, that every
reasonable objection you make might be obv!aied'
and Constitutional, beneiicent Bank created
but the Wings are only committed 10 the restora-
ton of Sound Currency OF Uniform Value
throughout. the Union, aud easily, chesply remit
ted from any section 10 another. Ii this can only
be created By means Of a National Bank, we are
for that, and we believe that, wisely and carefully
constituted, it would be not merely & general but
universal benefit. Even were all the Post and
It's allies allege Of the abuses OF the last Bank
true. it would no more prove Bank unnecessary
or nerncious than the tyranny and corruptions Of
he eder4l Government under Jackson and Van
BD, n prove Government mischief OF q curse
The Post states what IRE kao'o to be entirely
untrue in the following:
hey selected candidate the Vice Presidency, to give
tn. Gf their c11Cea f.luG heIsun whose
politics decidedly opposed 10 the Creation OF Bank
Fifty times have we positively contradcted this
fasehood, and yet it reappears every few days
The Wings did not select John Tyler with any
reference to his Anti B.nk notions, If such he
had, for they were not even thought Of. He was
taken up as Jack at-the-p pinch, after several
others known Bank mem had been proposed and
had declined, Just as Dallas was taken up on the
declination Of SlIas Wright. Now It is perfectly
fair 10 say that Dallas, the champion of the Re
charter in 1892 has been nominated; bat how
would the Post like it if we we're to assert that
Dallas was taken up because he supported the
Bank And yet this IS Just what the Post says
III substance respecting Mr.. Tyler
- The Wings OF WEsrcHEsrEE County hold
their first grand rally for tho campaign of lo4i
at Chapman's Hotel, Cark's Corners, Mount
pleasant, g miles East Of Sing Sing on Thus
dav, June 10Th, day after to. morrow assembling
at 10 o'clock, 4. Nj. They are assured of the
attendance Of several well known champions Of
the Wing Cause from New York. a general at
tendance is earnestly desired, especially Of those
who are disposed 70 ,rork for Clay and Frellng
huyscn and Wing triumphin the County. Re.
member the day, and be punctual to the hour
n The Commercial OF last night has the
balance OF the letter ITO John Hughes, who
tyles himself Bishop Of New DIRK, 10 which
Cot Stones name is appended. There is Il good
deal OF rather small talk about Catholic intoler-
ancc and prosecutions, (Which may be all very
lruc for aught care, but it ought not ojustiiy
Protestant persecution,) some clever criticism on
he righ. of Dr. Hughes to be styled Bishop Of
New York and {. number of little odds ana enis
which bear ga any thing quite as much the
School question. The writer evidently has no
clear notion of what he is or should be aiming at,
and some friend of Col. Stone should put a
stop 10 this abuse of his borrowed name. Thus
he says
Your friend Of The Tribune dslke the phrase Protestant
version would HIM thut NIL ,ransntlu. Of the Scrip
tufs INTO The common lose ana Tor the common use OF The
Now what we objected to was VIGOROUSLY the
assumption that particular translation was Z" the
Protestant Bible;-an assumption which the
writer has here completely reiutcd There is n,
room, no need for another word on the subject
We will thank him, however, TO argue his own
side Of the question, as against US, since we feel
perfectly competent to manage ours. Yet he
lorgcts this sweeping concession in five minutes
and goes back to talking of 90 the Protestant b.
bic" National Book &c. &c. Why can't he
stick to one side or the other!
There is one little passage in the Bible which,
if needed, will settle this whole controversy-and
we care not what translation you take it from
1t runs thus" Whatsoever We would that men
should do 10 you, do you even so unto them."-
Only let this preccpt guide the conduct Of all
who interfere with the management Of our Pub
lie Schools. and Protcstan,s, Catholics, Jews,
Gcntilcs, &c sc. will move On in perfect har-
mony. Let us give tia trial.