New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

tus and exultIng over il atterward IN letter II
is BIZ just such mixtures at fslsehood and truth
more plausible in either case above cited than in
the Observers attack on the Associationists-that
mankind are led 10 cut each others Threats and
mangle each others bodies for the glory OF God and
the good of Souls Ii they were not habitually mis-
led by those who have an interest in keeping them
at variance with each other and ignorant OF the
truth. the reign of butcle and torture. OF hatred
and malevolerce. could not be much longer pro
traeted.
We rejoice in the belief that the day Of nober
juster IDEAS is at hand The following letter from
a gentleman who has been for twenty years sub
scr1ber to the Observer and leading member OF
the Church. which that paper advocates, shows
how it, course is appreciated by many
TRoy. July 18th 1916
r. tie Editor Of Tie Tribune:
The in which goa demolished Webb in your
paper OF TUESDAY upon The subject OF hi Free Trade
aud Tam notions Is a caution. How could yo'a VINO
opposed Capital Punishment allow fellow crea-
tire The use OF Your columns. 20 hang himself IN uat
style, From this forth and orever take IL you
XII! have prominent place In the affections OF the
Courier end Enquirer
The combined attack upon you. OF the Ney1 orh Cd
server, Courier and Enquirer and Express VIII Go you no
harm. The hostility the Two last named papers i Well
understood by ali your readers while the volunteer o. the
Observer yindcse The Wing party from EoureTlst =
funny indeed The affection OF Editor Tor tile " higs
may ~ inferred from Ms al!usiou 70 the Express a.
iadtHg UAiy Journal ms Wa thrust at;he W hlss
the Observer man knew would be iet but not deserved
from quarter Al your readers We'll Know tla you
have ever d=clanei speaking for Wings upon any other
subject Than politics and there u no apology Tor sucn dls
ngeuuousue-- OH the part Of the Observer II IL EGtor
instead OF battling this wlnd-m TITS own creation Would
yindcae ms own cour=. upon the subject OF Slavery
snd Mexican War Le would better satisfy has readers
Not word in depreciation OF this ar which IA Two
short month, hgs done 20 demoraze TINS nation
than all the herry the secular and religious press com
biued has accomplished IN I'VE years appears IN liz col
umn= Indeed only last week that the Ooserver cop
led from the journal OF Commerce an account OF the i?-
move in ii Country Tor union OF Churcn and state III an
attempt part 10 enlist Clergy the
Mexican service without word OF censure. CLAIMS
TO publish important public documents. Where Is Sec
re;arv Narcys letter TO !. D. Stevenson Why this
trucking the powers that be II the Observer would
preserve influence with the Vie and good. II
procure some Other endorsers than the Courier aud En-
qulrer and Ne1 ORR Express IL tnu-t exchange some
OF it, policy for principle and allow the connection
o; snv OF IL proprietOrs with those who have
ceyci aud still want avors from Government 70 tram
mel IL independence By the-by. would not J. Watson
Webb make delightful teacher OF Christianity lie i
removed from every thing like intolerance, and
possesses much of the humility OF the gospel. that
have thought ne would be quite valuable acquisition
merit in calling hdri f0rte dealHcGtioa and
the natural 5eaerorce ofhis heart his find and coHci0ry
department. The PERSUASIVE eloqnence Of his pen rdh>r
pioyed urging Tie Religious press 10 The Performance Of
It's dun or caredriag the mob pull dotcN your ooe-
at ;he,cwiici hare eadfGrcd him 70 ne Hhs Of the
Empire STATE and contributed much 70 their success in the
Empire City would be felt in another sphcreand ii IN
his new position. whore it would devove upon
him 20 combat the errors OF the age in which
we live the delinqusncics OF his fellow should
sometimes awaken viniictive spirit | would rec
ommend 70 BIZ associates 10 present linn
without delay a copy Of The Tribune, and iny
word FOR it, the delightful equanimty OF his temper
would be instantly restored But TO be- serious upon
serious subjcct: Nr Greeley ! have no sympathy with
your views upon The subject Assnciaticn, nor have
the least apprehension that the doctrines OF Fourier viii
gain any important toohold in this country hut know
ing your strict regard for truth, your earnest desire to
,nclorate the condition of and that there il
more of seldshne-- thsn ipe in this OF the press
upon you have addres this letter