New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
Remarks on the .i6orc.

Our Native friends while they do their be,; pgriy To
pJure The Tribune stopping many subscriptions rs they CON-
yet claim pretty good share columns and feel aeereved
do tell their side OF the story on all OCCASIONS Never
mind, we Good.natured. and will give them chuucc
though their orators md leaders would gladly deprive Of
any So here American Citizen at full lengtl-no, 81
liable abated
Vet after all what docs he say As 10 Gov. Seward. we
will only add that do know what his motives in
commencing special provision for educating the children
oil poor ignorant immigrants far as can know the mo
any action not And say farther That
whoever INA ncs base for such when
generous obvious. reflects dscredt ms own ruling
impulses As 10 Mr.. CnyS cOnneNon with our Charter Eec
ton, streesweeping. &c. that no Citizen can hc
more willing than for have been Ia separate Cts
Government, entirely from National Politics. be ahu
dainty proved We ready aud ANXIOUS tbs Spring 10
support Charter Tickets formed without distraction OF party
pledged 10 reform City abuses and let Politics alone But the
Native party prevented tins by taking the ground with
dda,es pcdcel exclude all who born IN the Coun
try from office and through their orators addresses and
utions preaching crusade against particular denomination
of Christians Now the Wing party had snccunbci 10 TIN!
organization. presented candidates. but IN for the
Native tickets would have been understood NIL the
Unlon hat misl about It. that the II G
OF NewYork had adopted the Native principle ofexcludns
Mi persons born other countries from ece and denouncs
Catholic Faith. The effect OF this would have been 10
drive thousands o. ardent active efficient Clay Wings into
Temporary hostility inactivity. Ia the great deiriHent not
peril oil the Wing Cause Fall Election 10 repel the
Catholics from the Wing 10 throw away not merely
Louisiana but Mary land. where the old Catholic Counties
the bulwaTk> OF the Wing CauSc-wl,ncsS 81. Mays Prince
Georges of Adams County, PcnDy lvaua DOe
correspondent regard " Foreigners the descendants OF
those Catholics who inst settled Maryland hURdTo and
ten years Go, and who the Tst community TIN
Continent adopt aud proclaim Tie absolute freedom of Rel
siouS Faith and Worship Axe the CAROLS and Ga>;uG>
foreigners f,y what UbiiscatOn Intellect what lie
fance of sense. the ephhet torSH applied 10 tie
religion OF millions OF People Can expect 20
with brethren and comrades we S;smai2c then, Tor
al, .l .f.
rsh, oil citizens -hea>k 4 Citizen to think st
these things. For u, sufficient that deem Naysu
pfoscrpve and unjust 10 secure opposition Tor h. sake,
look u; the policy Of the business AGd that
the Wing had abandoned the field the Ma
tive party. and had supported II, candidates, uMoud have
been Impossible tins; Nh Clay should not have been connected
with and injured o the conduct ms friends here Even Us
Is there thousands of Adopted C.Leus, who were pTepaF
VIII, this Fall for the liz; time, who Will be
PEELED by the eseftOn o the W hr Standard @ sprung oS -
large portion OF party here. triumph Nutiv
We know great portion of Wing friends Who
ncted meant nothing of the And They voted Tor clean
lighter taxes. aud faithful administration OF the laws aud
the Wings they were bu; he thing has
bad look. though nothi: what would have mad II The
Wing banner had beensten GboEae by the laiiu FIVE
Thousand TO whom Victory had seductonN Defeat
ror the Good Cause should be promoted Injured
What correspondent urges about the sbsu;dty OF
grossly ignorant voting dVwa an intelligent one &c
would be penenf all Adopted Citizen, snoraa.
nll Native voters were liberal and enlightened When patty
shall DC ''tned 10 eNeade the grossly and
peten no matter where born. rum vOsus v.ii be
enough To consider all tbs. We appehsnd some of the present
Native party would Object such Fue ptosgy.pe.
ihe residue OF ou5 correspondent letter pass sh;iy
over emafkns tina; Bishop Hughes ju; much foreign
osui'hty Is Bishop OuderdUHk, Dr. BrowuiSy-Hete
more nor less In Philadelphia tie Catholic Bshop
pressy stated that he makes objection the reading of the
Bible IN Schools bu; NaiiVi>m al satisfied IL vital
assumption tina; the Catholics 10 bushes, bar
except subordinate caracty-tha, they have 10 rsh, t,
direct the education OF ihe children bat must gratefully