New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
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In an Editorial article published The Tribune, yesterday
momne contained the following pnSage. referring 10 Mr.
stones letter Bishop Hughes he Tact that u not
rcn Jy C Stone hut by another gentleman who has done
from the make the Schu0l question bitter
fountain al strife aud wl IN our city &c Will suffice 10 eN
Atogn NV attention three times called this passage
IN H. w". rw To believe TINT the Edit" at The Tribune.
W ,l , ,, ~" nsroo 'rsfr "t
truth. that could not believe myself the object oth, edl"
mi until. about the Close oi the ,ny becume satisfied
Of the ci by application To the highest source o authority
1t is due 10 friend AIr. stone well myself,
70 ,ny ihrt did not wnte the Letter, addressed by hn t"
G,hpp Hughes, did know thlnS oi their contents
gn they we're p"blhe'l N the Comnercs mqy add thar
Of E-op IingheSs tTt eer. III lie intended 10
I. bat entevoe L. dlssunde HIM from until HI
lf"n most painful Illness under winch ne was then and Is
hus much for the r, charge brought nsans, ME by the
EDITOR Of the Tribune. The second that 81 nave done
nt I p .fn aSS f 10 " cy ' S g,
charge and utterly deny H. cal upon the Eli
the Tribune make good by proof u = tue thnl
debated this question before COMMITTEES of public es
tive b"de~ number OF tine, what lrt was manifested ~
these debates those heard them bear e.tlmuny The
hist time engaged IN debate on tbs question was before
Col-ni;tee OF the Senate, IN the Spring OF ls'i.
Hughe, occupied evenings Carroll Hal effort, 10
an~erit i' speeches published N pnmphIet. ard
wed them. of numbers under inme pub
he Newlork American and Evening Pot.
What have done WI, done openly. ~ , ,.
Eg5- We copy the above b-cause we suppose The
writer desires il, and moreover we have a word 10
say about ii. We stated the fact that the letters
signed by Col. Stone were not written by him. This
is evident on the face OF Them TO any acquainted
with Col. Stones STYLE and is denied either by
Col. Stone or by Mr. Kcchrm, but the later says
he has been assalled through The Tribune, and
comes odt with a selfvindicaton
Now had in way indicated or alluded to
Nr. ketchum but in stating that the letters were
written shy another gentleman, who has done his
best from the outset 10 make the School question
fountain OF strife and ill will in our City," This
description, MIR. Ketchum's friends assure him,
must mean him and no one else Very good -
they had not a ~ liable OF warrant from for max
ing the application. They made il their own re.
sponsibility. And to DIR. ketchum land to no other
human being we did state that We had heard that
he was the writer Of the letter, and that on that
ground we did make the remark he objects 10 with
him in our eye, but without syllable TO indicate
him except his own course. So much for the
charges against him.
A. to the proof we point to his whole course in
this City, in Albany, and in Philadey hia, where he
seems 10 forget that he lecured recently on this sub
ject. There is need Of multiplying words eboutit.
Mr.. ketchum has all along been aware that we diff
f1red entirely, radically on this question we do not
doubt his sincerity in the matter; hut We say his
whole course evinces an acrimony OF feeling toward
those OF different religious faith from his, and an IN
willingness TO concede them equal rights before the
Law and in the conduct of our Schools. This is
our decided opinion; he is welcome to its frank ex-
preston and 10 tie enjoyment OF his own. Ed. Tr.
II The Hudson River Baptist Association as
sembled yesterday in the city Of Hudson. 4 large
number Of delegates are in attendance. The in
trodlctory sermon was delivered by Rev Dir.
Tucker OF this city, and the Education sermon by
Rev. Dr. Williams.
ACADEMY or DEsIGS.-The Academy OF Design
admits the pupils Of schools to gra;Uitous view OF
rs exhibition. Teachers who desire admission for
their pupils are requested to send in the names o;