New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
The Reason Of IL.

The Herald mas a long medley of mingled cant
twadde and villany intended to cast On The tribune
the odiun Of Infdeiify. Reason: Somebody writes
a letter and somebody else communication II p
Coranmnifisr. avowing Infidel principles "e
mover saw nor had any intercourse whatever WIN
these writers. and they hold position CoinH1A
inn ius, as antagonis, 10 ours in regard TO 20
c;e,v az they do with regard 20 Religion. bui never
mind Where the Herald il regarded a. al exp
nen,, and champion Of Cirisfiani'y, we Pre'''A1
Tie TriJ,n.e must BE- accounted Iafdd- -"
stand that easy enough. The following no"'''
is more amusing:
In all his onward movement the ms'n-'ay 81 ~. ~
new phi osophy has been the Var 1or< io,-ns IN
has attained more importance l'n n. being the Official
go - nocsl eligl Riding ne poosr q M Sia'e
IN Albany FOR sererGi years Pas'
49, Rsrrbu-ners and Old Hnnkers boucA
WRIGHT Flagg. Corning Il Co. do you sear TINS
Here i The Tribune, which it seems has been your
o4sc;sl organ for several years past, and yet you
have thrown all your patronage into the Post Her
adj Jozrnal Of Commerce, &c If that 5 the way
von support your official organs, we beg 10 be ex-
cpsed Since the day The Tribune was started, We
have not received in all hundred dollars worth Of
official patronage from Albany. The only clique
which has showed US any favor j. that composed OF
the $4,000 Wing voters Of this state. II any other
wants our services as its official organ II ought to
consider them worth asking for and paying Tor as Inc
great Wing clique aforesaid does.
BY the way our most Christian ne-hbor- The
Herald has not retracted its falsehood that We had
charged the Express with Infdety We surely
have made no such charge While Christianity en-
ioys the powerful and disinerested championship
Of the Herald we see no reason for our oihclous IN
termeddling in its behalf While it survives the
Hcrad's support, it cannot need any other.
Tus Ocr,S HoUsE-One of the editors Of the Norh
American n Newport on SUNDAY al me lhle on ""
burning Of this Hotel and promptly wrote two dr,cnpnFe
let RI. which forwarded % New-i ORR py -
Of New York Tribune according 70 her endorsement, uu'
from some unexplained dd not reach Ne un ye'sr-
day morning when contents had been antcpaisi-
T. .boud have been received by the Pilot Line ON Mon
dav uiyii and would have hand had they been
Phla North American
~ One Of the Editors Of The Tribune was at New
port on Sunday" and hedaa ErPress whoa alone orougni
throu n the first news Of the FIRE. the Editor OF the
North American had 1T to pay part OF the expense
Of that express should have been glad and he would
have had the news by the Monday night train day IN
advance OF his cotemporHl'S. bu' nc '""7' D" W. ."
such thing and in consequence the express came hrst 10
our Office (as his duty before going to the Phade
pha boat Here he asked Us, What snail do with
this stack Of letters. including several for Phinde-
pha Editors. We said Hurry instantly TO the Jersey
City Ferry get the Philadelphia letters sent on if posi-
bic" He departed accordingly, but soon came back and
said II was no use-hc was ten minutes too late. He
then set to work deliver his large bundle Of letters for
anxious relatives and friends in this City.
And now int il rather hard that we should be
thanked after the above fashion. for the goodman ed
Thing we red 10 do but which particle Of enterprise On
the part of the Philadelphia Editor OF Newport could
have SECURED