New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
&c The Express, noticing the Lectures of the
..dvacates of Association IN our city, thus

NJ The Exmess, noticing the Lectures of the
advocates of Association III our city, ti'uS
moralizes: W.T..
wha, misguided direction Of energy !, all I'M. ~ a 10
ID and 10 disturb tie family .s home feeling Of 'cs
which is its paiest and surest prop
Nv esteemed friend Brooks have you ever
considered that t,co-thirds Of the Human Race
at This very moment OF scvercst cold ana ocaiu
of employment haze 40 homes, unless fitnY'
smoky novels Of sticks, and mud, and turi' ana
substances still more offensive shared Win pfules
and verrniY, arc TO beregarded as homes tor human
beings Have you happened to reflect that in
this very stately City Of ours there are nifty 'hou
sand people who live in constant, anxious dread OF
being Turned out OF their squald homes If 1t
be not a proclamation o! the term TO call them
such, Cor want OF means to pay their rent-that
is, because they can get nothing to do? What
is your opinion OF the homes OF the vlrtuous
Poor (ior such are there il Orange. street, about
the Hook, and in Republican Alley Will YOU
think of these things
The misguided men you censure arc only
devisng and advocating, as well as they KNOW
how, the means of giving to every family a COM
Portable home from which the light OF hnoW-
edge, Science and Religion shalt not be shut out
by inherited ignorance and restitution, and where
in that family may live in comfort from year TO
year, from age to age, having abundant, lmialling
and Justly rewarded employment Tor each ana all
They prize the home feeling quite as highly as
you do; and they apprehend Society loses the
support of its purest and safest prop while hall
our people wander annually from State to State
or street to street in search OF employment and
subsistence, as so many of them are compelled to
do at present. What proportion OF our City
population, think YOU now live IN the homes OF
their infancy? How many thousands do you
suppose ignorant of any knowledge Of the place
where they were born? What proper home
feeling is permitted to the servant drudgng SIX
months in this kitchen, then three months In that
and so wearing out life You have home, |
doubt not SO have many of us; all those whom
YOU condemn arc striving for IS to provide the
same blessing for all. cannot believe you at
heart opposed to this but why don't you, instead
OF CdrU!nG At CIIOILS vi UlilClo Io N'N'
good, lust devise and execute something better OF
your own Neighbor, when you understand this
subject better, you will treat it less 1ppantly
One thing certain, that Il the Wings ind they can
elect Mr. Cay they Will 20 for Calhoun rather than PER
init the reelection Of Mr.. Van Buren," Jour. Com
q Fish in your own pond, neighbor Journal !!
You trade the Wing votes quite too free to
suit the notions of Prctectionists. The Wings
will never find that they cannot elect MIR.
Clay until they have tried, and then, we arc
confident they will find that they haze elected
him. Bargain and sell away your own motley
egions as you will: the Wings are not in market.
VAN buren, IN MAssAcHUsErTs.-Ata Loco
Foco Convention in the Third District of Mas
sachnsetts, on the Gath inst, Col. ABBOT, of
Lowell, was chosen Delegate TO the Baltimore
Convention, and Hon. G. P. OsGooD, of Ando-
yer, nominated for Congress. A resolution ex-
pressing preference for Mr.. Van Buren, for
President met with strong opposition, and was
! finally rejected.