New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

There Eere sore things 10 our former communications
thst might seem Il - view harsh and uuchsriis3s
We are ss;.,irt. however that no ep.thets We hsve
used can tr-.y present the mora urpifute OF the
pursued 10 these attacks Al tasl SIS I'd cur
fsgu ssf assssnis T. that hey would take the posi-
ton q pen and msny foes. throw % the gar5 II
friendship. sat cease their shining shout tiaf Hsss
Observer :. shocked 81 the thought o. bandy.ns
eptnets b. hes much - say % personalities AMI 49,
1rl language. Has hss 70 earn that men NAV BE- very
cir and yet very Malicious Any OPEL po.emical att
u5c 3 certainly better than the sort OF scsrot tactics
which these professors of " r.-f engineering have
adopted toward the uiverstv
The writer, We see attempts . make some small
capital By ssyng thst Justice isuounces the state
suihorite. As scmsgogus." Ths a. indeed more
yii.ill sfr n possible ttsn any of bis financial MS
statements Thsi there are those. however O. whom
the term IS applicable. 10 81 lts .cus;h and breadth
need. other proof than just such sorry appeals %
the democracy as This No tenuncsti1n of the state
authorities as deDasogues or IN any other WAY 5 con
tanned IN the communication 10 which be refers nor
4 there anything whateTcr from which such charge
could be made Out BY Implication
Observer finally enfesvors 20 make retreat y -
tacking The Grammar school aud thus seeking . raise
anes issue. To tie one We rendered % him. and
which presents the Only fair question 10 the case, Be
replies syllable We again repeat 10 here because
il the issue o. be kept . be- kept steadily before
the public mird Ia importance u shown from ihe act
that Observer and his trainers carefully avoid meet
ing H. We rearn then. that sincs the ycsr i-9 there
has been seton ot ihe present Chsncelor Faculty
or Council which fairly BE- attributed any OF the
present entertainments of The University There mas
been recl,ci By them ct anything which would have
prevented such embarrassments OF remedei them, or
made them 10 any substantial respect different from
what they are. There has been no relaxation or
msapp csti0n OF available fort 70 sustain the nsitu
ton ssansi those pressing -u'ties which bad prior
origin during period embraced in the Presidency Of
Gen. Tallmadee
We present again this issue 10 the public as the
ground hch the University earnestly yet respect
fully, solicis the aid Of the candid the liberia aud the
just We tender II again 10 the enemies OF the lnsutu
ton. and ask them 10 meet u fairly and maEiu.y-
Whoever Is guilty, the mismsnsgemtnt which has
caused the present fhcutes Is something more ser
than coniouniug of the Jsnit0rs psy with the 10
eitensl eNpenses IL involves alters % deeper prac
Cal moment than the financial question, whether GER
tain sum shsi be- called salary interest and which
decided either way leaves these entertainments and
their other, greater nor ess than they
would otherwise have been Let them then make out
their special charges Let them show serious detects
10 the literary economical auagemeut Of the nsH
tuition since l-39 and will dsprove explain or con
TESS. with al GOODNESS and cand0r Let US have, We
Say gain the true ssss snd the only issue II the en-
emics Of the University will evsde this. Jet them not
complain their dishonest course is Characterized by
the only epithet u deserves. JUsTIcE