New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

The cook who caters for our neighbor OF the Con-
rr<r and Enquirer has much TO answer for. Such
dsranged digestive functions indicated by his
mot the Cooks but the Couriers leader Of yesier-
day are enough TO make any man unsmable Near
~ two Of the immense columns Of that paper are de
voted TO an imaginary mental biography OF the Ed
tor Of the Tribune with extracts from various pro
csedings Of public meetings reported for our col
umns gsbed scraps Of our editorials. &c &c the
whole contrived to make disappear as endorsing doc
trines and views which We have expressly and FIRE
quently dissenied from Thus, all we have said in
favor Of an Industrial Congress is parsded in the
Courier, followed by all the exceptonabe conetu-
sons Of the small body who attempted 10 form such
Congress in city, while our express dissenthom
those conclusions and from the general views and
policy of the Convention narrow, partial and mix
taken are utterly excluded OF course, there is no
difficulty in this way in making an opponent say
anything that is convenient and we ought perhaps
10 be thankful 10 our neghbor that he has not seen
Ht to convict us of forgery or murder. Indeed, he
hints pretty strongly the latter in the Of the
Andes criminals bot articles on which he
bases the charge cerc all rcritea after the tragedy
at And,s took place, re rather think our amiabo
friends logic il at war with chronology
His dyspep,ic Authorizations and antics are pain
fol to witness. He frequently asserts that We were
member Of the Industrial Congress- and though he
finally perceyes that such was not the fact, he lets
the bunders stand and tries to prove in postscript
that our absence was inmateral He raves at our
publishing certain Objectionable proceedings of the
Industrals ye, be himself does the thing, and
then gravely asks
How dare he [Ed Tnbunel the associate and cola
borer OF The vagabond rascsls and knaves who have
been driven from Europe TO this happy and penteous
eountry--how dare he. we AJAX, publish such an mia
nous redsonabe resolution NJ that recommending the
formation OF Industrial Guards In his columnsf
When the Courier answers this question for HIM
sslf he will have answered II for
The tract of the National Reformers Vote your
self a Farm which bad already appeared once
each in the Courier and Tribune, il now given a
second time in the Courior-naking two treasona
bic" publications on It's part TO our one. And an
extract from Young America avowng the most
ultra Radicalism with regard TO the Right TO the
Soil is published in the Courier as II ere had some
thing to do with IT, when do not remember hav
ing seen il elsewhere than in the Courier And
yet our exemplary neighbor, who has contrived 10
publish all the excep,ionabe matter we have given,
with some more and worse, and other some twice
over, vouni GERS this disin,eresied counsel TO man
kind in general viz
e" quite time for honest OF oil parties 10 band
together aud put down these msdmen. They are gong
beyond the point where tolerate them is virtue much
less Necessity No party may with IMMUNITY recognize
such men AZ cC-lahorers nor can honest men-irends
OF law aud order-countensnce or support them. They
should only ne dcouniensnced but The Prtss Ehich
daro adoooa shch senmes,s should he frorned dorp
Tie SreateT curse ,rU inflicted UPON he country
Poor fellow Since he objects to all new. tangled
Homeopathic or Hydropahc notions, we must turn
him over TO the regulars for treatment Desperate
as his is it rs perhaps not beyond the reach OF
caomel