The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21

scenes as those which disgraced the city of Phi.
ladelphia.
Now can Bishop Hughes deny this? Can he
deny that he was the author of this movement
which has created 80 many evils in the midst OF
this COMMUNICATING the anmosities of rival
sects-fosering prejudices against his own religion
and his own countrymen-and evoking the foul sp-
rit OF sectaran bgotry and sectaran hate? No. Bish
op Hughes cannot denyt this. He may put forward as
many propositions, foreign, absurd, and egostical
as ne pleases. and may most triumphantly demon.
strate them; but nothing can acquit him, in the
eyes OF this community, of that conduct which We
have thus briefly recapitulated.
Still, after all, we have some hope for the Bishop
We think he would repent if pride would let him.
In the readiness with which he has followed the
good and pious example of DR.. Pise, we think we
perceive something like the first fruits Of repen-
lance Let him at once confess his errors and be
forgiven. If he just makes clean breast of ii,
and comes out like man and Christian, admit
ting his fault, will heartily forgive him. and SO
we are sure will the public, as readily as he him
self grants dissolution to the penitent who, at his
feet, implores the mercy OF heaven.
RooRBAcK OF THE TRIBUNE ON THE FoREieN
News One OF the finest bits of verdancy that
We have seen in newspaper for some time past,
is the following, which we find in the Tribune of
yesterday. It is of the real vegetable order-sl-
most perfect squash and has reference to the lab
rcation OF foreign news, which created such stir
IN Wall street on Saturday Lasts
The foreign by the Oxford published in our sa.
turday mornings paper came to US in such
ter Of arrangement with beforehand and came to ma
precisely as we had been induced to expect It, We still
Of the For hs y s me
north west wind may account The collector who
obtained it for left town Immediately for Boston, to en-
day or two will clear up thing Meantime we can
only say in reply to the gross abuse of the Herald that
news had it arranged for it and received 1t as we did
How 1t purported to come will state in due season
few years ago, when the venerable Dick Riker
was Recorder Of this city, little rascal was put
on trial charged with some petty offence. He was
addressed by the Recorder, who put question to
him, but Immediately shut his mouth, and refused
to answer word. The Recorder repeated the
question again. but still no answer. AT last, losing
patience, His Honor told the young vagabond, that
he would instantly convict him If he did not an.
swer on which the juvenile offender quietly placed
his thumb to his nose, and while his extended
finger described gyration in the air, he said
"Do you any thing green in this ERE child -
The anecdote is perfectly applicable to this expla-
nation of the Tribune more ridiculous, prepos-
ferrous, absurd, and foolish explanation of papa-
BILE fabrication, was never put forth in any journal
There is we believe only one thing more absurd,
and that is the Fourier system of society on the
principles inculcated in this very Tribune 70, some
years past. Come, come, Signor Roorback, let us
have some fresh explanations Your "belief is
somevhat shaken nv the On.arrival of the OK.
ford!'' Certainly that is something to shake it!
But why lay the blame on the strong north west
wind9 And then your news collector gone off to
Boston to beat all the papers with the newp by the
Cambria! Come, try it again!