The New York herald., 1850-08-17

Not th. least in.port.At matter which the people
viii vote upou Al the next election in this State, s
N. amendment 70 the common school law, which
the philosopher Of the IIibpne, and clique OF So
cislisis at his back, are eodeavoring 10 moGld AMI
20 shape according their own views, and to suit
lheir own purposes. These remarkably accom-
rlisEed adtpts Ia the schools of Fouiierisrl and
socialism, are ende ,yoring TO pluy a game which,
if fecccs,fui, viii he attended with dreadful con
sequences 10 The Stre, % the morals Of the peo-
pie and 10 society, IL - now org NnZed Their
p.an is simply ihis-ihey want TO ab0lish all reli-
fiuuS instruction IN our tree schools 10 have our
Youth hrcuIh up ain launched on the sea Of life,
wihoutany knowledge Of their duties in this Chris
iian lHnd-without any star TO guide them in the
path OF morality and religion. rhisis what The Tn
tWte and It's clique Of socialists, native and foreign,
hIe eudeavoIipg 20 accomplish They preltrhe theo-
ries and vsgaes Of Fourier and othercrsck Drained
enthusiasts, both French and German, 10 the doe
TIMES Of Christianity, which they desire 10 have
abolish IN free schools, go that the minds of
tbe youth of the land will be liz 10 receive the i'm
prefsions which they wish 10 imprint upon them.
Il IL a bold gone; and " hen the election comes
round, our voters wi have an opportunity Of
silrncog those enthusiasts, and teaching ;hem
lcts son which they will never forget. This happy
State must not br converted into another France,
wEcre the evils of socialism have penetrated So
cieiy in al its rrmilication., and laid the ioandr
tons Of a reaction in putlc feeling, which has de-
pryed that country Of almost every semblance of
repuhlicpniem except the name.
One can hardly bat woudrrat the tsmery which
Greeley and his associates eyiucs IN this crusade
against the Christian religion, and this attempt to
make milcls of our yonih, so that in their man
hood they may be socialists and revoluti0nsts II Ia,
without exception, the most b,refaced movement
that has vet been made by socialism in the Uned
/ States and shows csnclusiycy that the victims Of
that mouomaniA in this country are determined 10
use al their energies, and 10 leave no stoae IN
turned 10 UPSET the existing order Of things and
the present organization Of society, and establish
in their stead infdelity Of the worst kind in rei-
giop, and The phadnxes and communities of So
cissm, insiesd Of the wise social regulation
which nov eIist. Greeley himself as the evpo'
nent and advocate Of this destructive and de-
moIaligiDg i'm, may be candidate for ofise nj
the coming election, or II he he not, some OF the
clique Of socialists around him may. We trust
our res ders will vote urders,andngly whau the
proper time arrives, go that the isDies will be re-
buked in a proper manner, and taught that il will
he uselets for them 10 convert this happy land into
such paradise they in their fsna ticism picture
20 themselves
We are sstonished that there Is not more notice
taken Of this important subject than there is A:
far the morals Of the people are concerned, il II
quite immaterial whether the wings or the demo
Gratis nueeeed st the next election, for we beev,
that neither are tainted with socialism 10 any ex
tent, with the exception Of fragment of the firs
nunied, who have, ir The 1iibras, an organ and q
a JEFF Ider. These dangerous men must be repudi
aied by the whig party II they ever hope to sue
ceed in e1ecting their candidate, for they are
greater Incubus than the free soilers are TO the
democrats, and their teachings are much more
dangerous. How is il that the clergy are silent
on this matter J They zee attempts made in open
day 10 intdsze cur youth, and yet warnin ng
hos emanated from them. Il is 10 be hoped thai
they, at all evenis, will not remain passive much
longer, and look uncoBcsTnedly on q movement
which ttrikes al the foundation ~ all which good
men hold dear, and which is no essential 10 the
present and future welfare Of the community