New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
TRIBUNE SUPPLEMENT.
.,w.yORK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1915.
- Hor-e-Niarine War on the American
- Iusfifute.

| n, Sun has another column, nearly, Of bitter
y IN the American Institute, designed TO cover
=. ..ouestratiox OF it, rooms by the Common Coun-
dc ne of the Justices Of the Marine Court
| - acts in the case are very simple. The Ameri-
,.s,;tate is the focus and pivot of Manufacturing
- in DOR City and neighborhood and meas
-n,v 90 for the whole Union. 1t has recently
'.h';.bed an Agricultural department free
-...nl,nral meeting is held weekly at iis hall a
r. ,bibition Of Agricultural as well as Mechani-
:, ,,os.c,s is held by il annually, which attracts
sands Of strangers to our City. aud has done
- much to improve the Industrial processes Of
:. community and their results. The Industry
"A Trade Of our City have unqucsiionably been
..,slv benefited by these means. In consideration
ss,eof and in view Of the entire dependence Of the
..,;,u,e on public bencfcence for its support, the
mnon Council Of our City in l'f3 granted 1t a
- lease for ten years ensuing, subject TO the usual
addition unless wanted for public purposes, aud
....,ribpg that the Institutes Reading Room, &c.
,oud BE- always open without charge to strangers
.ting the City. Now hardly two years have
..s.cS and the present Common Council order the
ls.fole to give up the rooms which II has hied up
!. ,-e., expense. building gallery, &c in order
"a, the Murine Court may be removed thereto
ian the rooms it has occupied for at least twelve
..,,s pa., aud was in when the Institute obtained
ton years lease az above, without word OF OBJ
.e,;op from the Court And now the Court seeks
.ou., the Institute and destroy take possession
4 ia expensive gallery fixtures, &c. And the Ia
a
,cp.ed by the Sun of Anti Rentisml
The Sun charges the Institute with Political bias
s,es list Of its leading officers, and asks, " VIII
!. Institute tell az how many Democrats are among
,emi" We did not suppose ii was part Of the
.pess Of the Institute 10 inquire out the Politics of
q. officers But this we do know, that citizens of
n psrtjes and Of none are gladly received as mem
le,.. and if the Loco Focos do not choose to be
.ome such. the Institute cannot well make them It's
Ulcers. Let them come forward and join, and they
.il be made welcome to their share of the Offices
and At the worst command them.
The only specification brought forward in support
# this charge OF Political Partially is the fact that
he Institute il known to favor a Protective Tariff
Bu, this it did long before any party was openly
hostile to Protection. Among the founders Of
The Institute were several leading Sachcms at
Iammany Hall. who were early. Jealous and stead
fast champions of Protection TO Home Industry
The Institute was formed IN Tammany Hallin -2s.
and Incorporated by a Jackson Legislature. who
weIknew that il was favorable TO Protection though
composed of men Of both parties. In those days
Tsmmany had never repudiated her formal Address
Of the Society of Tammany or Columbian Order
lslsl urging the prohijH,oR of Foreign Manufac-
lures. saying.
The remedy against our being surchmgcd with
foreign Goods and the of introducing Manuiac
lures is TO forbid entirely the importation of articles
which be- any tolerable terms rndnafdctm'd ny
ousires.' &c. sc.
Ia that Address, the Tammany Society said
The Society cannot but believe that the visions of
theorists and what is more to be feared, the insinua
ions Of the Interested and designing the points of
morals and health may be made 10 tall
,efore the national and patriotic spirit Of manu-
acturc.'
Now Tammany has Jumped Jim Crow on al.
hese questions. while the Institute remains Just
where it always was What do the Mechanics and
Laborers of our City think of its eicctmont from its
ooms on that ground