New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25
HM- valantines iuraluable Mammal OF the

Mr.. Valentines invaluable Manual OF the
Common Council Is pub lished this morning
"a We are informed that i, is not one OF the OBJ
ecis of The Gallery Of Fine Arts TO attract visitors
TO It's Rooms-ro one being admitted unless he hods
Me-ticke, or is Invited by member OF the Board oi
Managers.
u The First Shad Of The Season are now be-
Ing served up a, Green MERGERS corner Of Ann snd
Eassau-sts.
~ Grace Church is TO be consecrated Thurs.
dsy ARRANGEMENTS have been made make the
rnony very imposing.
" The Sundsy School attached to the Univer.
sails, Church in Elzabeths, has s Annual Exhibition
this evening TIE Exercises viii doubtless Interest the
friends of Sunday Schools.
TO THE PUBLIC
To The Editor Of The 7ri69xs;
The structures and of tie daily press
In regard 70 attempted breach Of the peace are so
much at variance with the facts and the movers sset
tors and ns,ss,ors entirely kept out Of view thst
deem but justice to myself SIS well as 10 nearly all
those assembled, presen, tie following facts which
will exhibit in their colors, tie motives which &C
tussed the cry active agent in fomentng violence, II
possible and how signAy he Tss reeuked IN the attempt
BY the cool calm sense of those assembled mostly SIS in
all Ike cases by curiosity. There wss AT almost unan!-
nous voice in ironing down any attempt at riot or per
NIT themselves to be msGe the tools in the hands OF 80
infamous an instigator.
If the public were informed that the notorious Geo.
Dixon was the sole and prime mover in this ridiculous al
fair thew ,nay form estimate Of the motives which
acta,ed the proceeding without the necessity Of stating
them Again and again have been applies to by his
eissares for money, and often have they been re-
fused and as consequence have been vil!ifed and
abused without s;inr measure, which, OF course eS
pec,ed and. of the wo would prefer TO mis- praise
In proof that this is scusted b? the bases. OF mo-
,ves. the public may have perceived that until within
about three or four weeks he mas abused equally with
myself person whom he now besmears with usome
ness OF praise and sdulnton nsuseang and disgusting
Need sny one asS how this is brought about How
comes i, that person is at one time such morsrosty
OF wickedness and all at once converted into perse
cuted saini
So satisfied have been that the public have under
stood this mans character that have dessied from the
least notice of him Such person posts in the dark
hour of the night inhammstory anonymous pacards cal
ing public meeting at an hour OF the day most hkeIy
TO gather crowd, gets upon flour oarrel ana makes
what Ia termed "speech"-then runs to some OF tue
newspapers with the terrific announcement OF "a great
mob q riot. &c The papers anxious for an exciting
item ignorant OF the nodus operaDdi or mercenary
motives of the ustigator bndy fall into the idea that
public Indignation is aroused in some cases ian the IN
cination il any existed. 70 riot but nope mat noo
and are thus nnoceny lending themselves 10 the nc-
compishn,ent OF the base and Infamous purpose OF en-
ablinc person TO exort money, or" he'll raise riot
Is this 10 be toleraed-and for such purposes Such
confidence had | that the people casually Assembled
would not tolerate much less sanction breach oil the
peace-es pccaly when the ins,gaior was kuown-that
myself and family remained in the par. as usta
But this futile attempt TO engage and emoroil the puo
lie in the ur;hersnce of personal object eNhlots the
existence characters black aud hendish who hesitate
not 10 use means of violence for the basest purposes
Ofcoure the real motive is always attempted TO be con
ceaed by great professions for public morals by char
acters greatly in need of private morals
need not here observe that the person mere named
would never have elected any notice from me but Tor
the circumstance that the public may have remained IN
ignorance Of his principal and sole fundamentally ana
the motives BY which he actuated in regard 10 the
attempted disturbance of the peace. have iet II my
duty to thus hold him public exposure, that re may
deceive no one unacquained with his character Those
who know him he cannot deceive. have only to ada
in conclusion that hold myself amenahle tn the law II
have offended and to its protecting mantle in my per
son. property and civil rights and that every citizen
individually interested in protecting the rights OF another
from either the designs or Vaccinations OF those who
for sinister purposes would supplsnt the Majesty OF the
Law. MADAME hhoAHLL'
EsF We publish the above solely with reference TO
the dsgracefu effort 10 get up riot in city which
exposes and rebukes If Mad. r. has been guilty let
( THE Law deal with and punish her-uot mob Ed