New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
The american Republicans ana t'ieh'
ORGANS.

first spare hour and column to settlement WIN
the Native, organs including the loyal sun)ec' u
Queen Victoria who issues the Morning Hefd'''
deyotinp its columns to the overthrow OF Ailiefl-
ran Industry and the upbuldingo of the Commerce
and Manufactures Of Great Britain. ABOUT al!
that can be deemed worth notice IN his valiant DC
fence Of Young America against our article OF
last week is the following
II was under Wing Adm m'nsstion-under Wing Gov.
nmedate of this movement originated, and
ncreased swsed into their Irresistible and potent lniu
aud tros patriotic liberal and exceedingly con-
aud the nexcusabe organization Of foreign Influence
as such witnessed this county was elected II was
4rs, nsss d aa Hail.
venen ,howng the cloak Of spiritual 1ea over the sLmor
tcal leader organized Se1aIae faction consisting Of Tor
sners Of and one na:ion and viii; M s
pliance sectaran, b-oed and exclusive demand
So. too, the Ner-York Citizen of the 18th has
leading article OF some three columns in an
swer to ours aforesaid, of which the following is
the material portion:
"Wm H. Seward and Horace Greeley first held up the
Public Schools of the City and County Of New 1ofk as
pz1 TS first opsGs&d & m door o %e b has doel eG @ 70 opened
the Papst then fought for ts desucton OF tle inlej @
Hereto and he rested not until the Bible as been uIso ud vu
the Editor OF The Tri6uae well knows it, 70 establish Rom
ls ana TO g.in posess@Th @ oi do tr Of The Tn
be assisted 2ealousy 70 sy the foundation for this
Now we rarely refer to the subject here brought
forward by the oracles of Nativism, because, while
we have the clearest convictions that all VIC nave
done and favored in regard TO 1t was emlnenty
lust and righteous, we are aware that many, per-
haps most. of our readers entertain the opposite
A.. IL hon to han pyp
U0'. 1O.'0''' 49, ,;c. al 49,
thelF views we w no. '"i0 ~ o'ii'i ".' ''!0'"
needlessy. But this is about the twentieth time
we have been abused and misreprescnted in re-
a.: c,, o.;, ,;oo .o b.,o c.,;d
soio " 'nis "''io'i ~u>s''''' -,
one woFd IN, regard 10 II, ana no" we claim ''o
rJh, 10 be heard
-. ..,.oo,;x,,,
nc charge, IL VIII pc ooeii' 10 hioe' 'N 'PS
| not merely against Bishop Hughes, who may speak
Inn ,,i,,solf h,,t Uy;liia.n r. Seward and Horace
s,,... ,,o,d ~, tho
| Greeley A"eSe, II Is sdI". navy ''' " ~
Public Schools of the City as prize, &c. &c.-
H.. III &C.. JUlnn2 Tho n-etcyt for
''"o rei 'i''' W
| this charge must OF course De sought III uo''
Stewards first Message, where he says;
eve must secure to item Immigrants as largel!
as we ourselves ENJOY , , Iess " y;salI for
| ourselves than generously toward them, by estab-
shng schools in which their children shali ENJOY
advlases o eGucaoo vqu. qrood. ~ op, od Instructions
,:...a,ooa; n1.c..re Ian 1S4O
C.o-a o,,,.aos.. ,,,at-
,,,r,.. l,;,1uo. g c,.,;rno.- f,,nl IN oreot num
bers in our populous cities and towns and in the
vicinity OF our public works, are co oilen oepli'eo
- ~ :; consnononce of nrei,d;ce arising from DIFF
ference OF language or religion Il ought never to
be forgotten that the public welfare Is as deeply !
concerned VI I'eli e4oae'o oI nrofno IL. .o 70 reco.
,,,amd ,he establishment Of schools in which they
may be instructed by teachers speaking the same |
language as themselves and processing tle same
lult mere Mou,u pe f, ~ ,a Grca of crcnmston
ces. if not from choice that the responsibilities of
education arc IN most instances c0nnoea ~ 1 us
trial of onr nngnanimtv by committing that trust |
to persons differing from ourselves in language or
reIlslon' slce we nave opened our COUNTY, anu
So"d . M ernce ;sdom anua 70 sncb generosity bv
qualifying their children for the high responsible
ueS o' oi''@e''S'ip
1iils Is "iiat GOV. oc"alo icCo'iiliieiioc" III
regard 10 lhe Eoucalio'' oi lile ciilufeh VI iiii
migrants ana tiic "ioie o i' II ceil"i"iy uocs
not reao much IKE leader IN 'he olllzen OF
speeoi az d Da've il'ee.ins 'n ~ 'euNan 90.
das1,o, .s. , anr pmhTa eahoos ~ t,rn ,ha p;be
.,.o D., -.,,o,o oouor,,u,. ~a;n
80 a.. olou ,,o..,u loro, c.or COW or ,,llou
~, ose j., .noc,.od ,,at Gov Scward recon-
os''s,,, ,,as ~ ,a .oaah; f ;n,n,;nrant cbdren in
s''l ,,,s tro Cetso,;c c.;tb Ills
49, 10 DO tbs and very different thine to
.l,o,, t,sn, ,,,chcrs who profess their faith and