New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

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amour, of which probably could not be seen 70
IN Journey OF thousands OF miles. he eSoioiseo
-. 40 .nac;nens designed 20 De sent 20 every
/ Wsnrsr OF Congress- and entered into reve" OF 'oe
advantages which may analS accrue rom 'ne.e S.s
uJns. Dr. REESE presented series Of Resolu.ons eA
~ .hs in.s,ts Of the meeting Judge Ednonas
b-fora putns the question the adoption OF the
,op. spoke OF the time when ne was connseIeu va" -
Sing Sing State Prison Although me ieaia -; AZ
P,,on we're exceeding rnscvsrnao!e arc Vi nv -
,,hia denrsyitv. which they had Tainly attempted 10
correct OF various puush ments-tne reiottH "nt
been Effected caused Of proaer'ns 70 tnei' Ao |
no,vs which lies the foundation OF THIS ne" soc!
and which he highly approves Mr. = w SEAioH
said this in fac, new pro)ect-l' avs 'ee" "
operation in a small way for eighteen months
REESE opinion that II This oAH were ooee se
ion s aSs.t would soon be perceived MI SPENCER
Of Allssany Co had obtained specimens from MT. HoI
brook snc had distributed them through MS own EUGd
&c and elsewhere and now almost any quAuUty Vi nae
nroduc,ions could be Dr. SHERWOOD stated
TACT relative 10 one Of the schools OF the city which
had been reformed by the introduction OF thus
He considered this the very perfection Oh eoecauon
A Committee of Eve then appointed 70 copsioef an
prepare for publication the Resolutions OF Dr. Aeeae anu
the meeting adjourned
To The Editor Of ne 7ri5ur<:
We ask medium Of your columns and the aid Of your
good word toward the promotion OF Floral Fote at The
Loug Island Far-School, the morning OF the Fourth
Of July.
l. proposed 10 ask donations OF flowers from the pub
lie and private gardens IL tic vicinity of the City TO be
sent 20 c6p6ts 20 hereafter atveItsed) the 80 OF
July These flowers to be received and arranged by
Committees OF ladies and gentlemen Arches and bowers
are to be formed he IiandSaied6!s hewer-baskets
vases and bouquets pu. up DO sold on the ground
By the children proceeds be appropriated 70
the purchase OF entertaining books Tor them.
Il proposed that such persons as take an interest in
this Fse .ha so the Island the morning Of the ';h
carrying with them cakes gingerbread, fruit nuts &C.
That cloths should be spread The grass and the children
should enjoy the bounties provided.
An address or addresses be made 20 the children
nsructing them the Of this great Fete day in
our history showing them, far may DC, the pros
poets before every well-conducted American boy.
1, may be argument enough for such Fe;c as is now
proposed that it affords opportunity OF Withdrawing
from the noise of the City OF the lovehcst rural
places in our vc!nytha that richest OF holt
day treats little army of happy human faces and that
II procures the happiness expressed 10 those who are
ouicasts highest social privilege and enjoyment
! God has provided for u.s. Tie s- or seven hundred
children at the Farms School are homeless.
But we confess motive beyond the innocent enjoyment
OF the day We hope that benevolent interest will be
awakened the condition Of these poor chidren-that
the solemn responsibility and immense Importance OF
placing the footing I'll be more felt than 1t now
IS and If so the crying evils at present existing
| will not be much longer endured.
These children the Of the State The best
nurses guardians and instructors in every department
should be provided for themthe utmost vigilance e1er-
cised them They should not be trusted 10 the care
OF women committed for vagrancy and drunkenness, or TO
the inmate. Aims osse, for the most part ignorant
vulgar and worthless people And above all, they should
no. be at the mercy political changes The wise and
| fharaa
among alb unite in reform that shall make this In
s,itu,on independent Of their fluctuations, ard raise
above It's present lamentab!e condition We know there
are some kind muses. and good and conscientious officers
and qualified teachers the Farm School, but we also
that their power nearly by the bad system
OF things there We know that matters not quite as
bad as they might be Blackwels Island. But we also
that rejecting and conscientious citizen OF New
York either place without the deepest sorrow and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cursing that bad economy which
for the present year at the expense OF future years
which dollars at the expense Of human happiness
Persons friendly the proposed Floral Fess will be
pleased TO meet 20 make arrangements Friday 18th
IL o'clock, at Judge Edmonds's, % Warren-st-
what can add simple, truthful and eloquent an
appeal behalf OF these unfortunate children
without home? No heart that beats Alright but Will
warmly respond much benevolence and goodness as
inform every line Of our correspondents letter. While
these OF the State have such friends their lot
all cheerless homeless though they be. We think
this fee conducted the plan proposed must be one Of
exquisite enjoyment the children, the and women
who take part in I'll
= The N. Y. State Colonization Society have
issued Circular suggesting that the approaching Annver
sary American Independence be celebrated among the
friends Colonization by public meeting and collection
| srch ing lse-v anre
says the Circular) political Sabbath will be honor
able to our citizens and more acceptable TO the COM
mon Lord and Father OF ALL expression of our
gratitude for His 5eneacence country, than
any Of those noisy demonstrations which
often characterize public aasembages this National
jubilee And the contributions TO treasury which may
thus be obaised will enable transplant from slavery
America freedom In Liberia, the thousands whose
voluntary emancipation Cor the purpose only arats
ability TO them thher and who longing TO
breathe the air of liberty in their Ather-land."
The CHoLERA.-Rumors are mentioned in the
Montreal papers that the dreaded cholera has again made
It's appearance al Quebec-strtkiDg this point OF the
Western continent first As IL did before.
The Montreal Herald takes advantage of the
rumor TO urge upon the municipal authorities the peces
Sly OF making adequate sanitary provisions especially
In the matter OF cleanliness. In reference hls the
Montreal Herald thus audes 10 the provision that has
Gently been made in London and Liverpool for making
baths accessible to the poora point of municipal duty
which We have sgsin and again urged upon city
fathers Com. Advertiser.
Ia petition recently presented to the Rouse OF Commons
behalf Mr. Gole the President OF London society
promoting The establishment OF these Institutions IL stated
that the Liverpool Corporation opened public bath and
washhouse in M.y 1882 and that In the srs three years
Il 5e persons had baiced in IL 10 said farther that du
ring the nine months of The fourth year persons
had 5shed, and In the three yeas and nine month"; n
had avaied themselves OF The wsshhouse, wash 900
articles.
The Corporation Is about another building for
similar purpose, which TO cost without the ground e600
The petition also that there IN London public bath
and vasbhouse for The poore, classes Of which
advantages well undertood that 200 applicants
sometimes been refused In week Al this place.
eleven month"; 2llS3 persons bathed and 81 1892 washed
256i articles. Many these perIons from distances
OF from four 10 six miles The society Of which Mr.. Grote
The Presidents erecting another building Of the
description II contain II baths 100 pair OF tubs
and heated closets for drying the clothes when wssbed
The baths 70 be Of two kinds AID intended
pecsy for the sboring classes which the rate Of charge
be ID for tie cold baths and I'd for The including
the use OF towel for each bsiher The charge
wash-houres Is 70 be regulated enable The weeks
washing Of 3 p"Gf fmily 10 be done for Sd.
There Is City the world where the facilities for es-
tabiishns Public Baths great Sew-York and
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