New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
Father Mathew and Judge Lunpkin.

We ruhlshed. SOHO weeks sgc. oorresPSlG-
suoe between Father Ms;hew, the great Temper
.D,e CHAMPION and Hon }. Il Lumpkin, President
q the GeorE.a State Temperance Scleiy some
remarks O.. judge l. aboai a private letter nom
Ysiaer Y and The neglect o. TIE la;ter 70 reply 70
one Of lie Jud-os letters. have called COT lie 20
l5w.a- wa.ch we sn3 IA he Co'ar-jia SC Tee
,rapl s,a
RICHMOND Va Dee = is'S
HoN'o ANo DrtSSi Nbeu vog coaioseenGei 70 a.
irr.. av.rsioa % pay ne .gsiEcas 1ody over
pr1mo1ou ofta- sNered caIse q rcmrvrsoce wts not
avArS o. e -sa aux - Judge VA which var e,la,
--y las ao'i yea et.rr, - slr1t nof aaFr iiaiAsu
sa.e ..s IS seuc 20 ,ou mos, conducive - &c oot q
'lu g.c-or' eal-e, = .Ay dea. 70 - hol TIE seccad
e,es Whc- sou Nnds o-Nartei rave aeve' seen; - eu
s reach,n. Boston vas coa-red % >eNlcfA ey -
were Illness a. uN fatscsn nf sTatet nt ty ceeFv-
,a, -esct . all -t7e no 10 sfctN o me 90 s4ea a. eN
NV, a,noreI .r presume 20 n;-ude leier or ,oar
wei occup II te Boz cor enc' c al nsials'a 'o''n
"a, thai lad g1coure0a-s declined o Re- r.Y ,' foul letter
requiring a. eNFs us1on % ny Opinions eu AZ a.. nror
,rsronal Gsrcspect nav corres 'Htru' however lgr
be- h,, rank : rat among ttcn much .ess o petsanase
invested VITA Tie lsh t.gulfy O. Jlttr 7at wa re-
s- M iv sr c ui.ldtdnCss i f4e a. ocscy ~ Pre-, .c
mel .h.ur csuse 20 Temperance, not .f Pas crest
,oa.--- wei understood In mN own oeo'rd country.
-. -,,pi.s under The " "a. cf he heaviest tsraet
- ger .s, ever ration bone. endured every s9t'e-
- 81 ,- if,~ p. a -he u-r-cu rf lie 81. shies 'n-
w r IRE Temperance causr, by adtocaing i0 tefeA 'i
s Jr,e ,rive-u E1g md Ard lrtsnd ln -cieirAs '.'
Honor 20 lie conver>s' ION het Wa u ''sr' 80. y e.
cs-,oa II asirc ARMY resolved roi io i1e'icir' N H
tle caissi ies0Cc, iih the 'n'n nor, r. ln' pr
-.> ,f even .lc u',; sensitive American now, GEAR fo
I h1pO-si judge. renew -Is dtcaralor ara JUS iN
s1.cffr /, lr.e that man, Who fnA, lns'i li''e'l "
r,s cwp naaca.y irer country. eAi i.t -, 49, b, b
Who has uevkv come among Nof io ,Foca'e re- Wv
and bon cause OF Temperance ocsf I, ll ~, $50 E
ard spoless white banner WIN ne ul'l,' WI, ,I 49,,
Gory 70 God on high Cesce On earn % Me- >. ,,s
auNc's hope hat ms g idid eApsrston W tellc
suspicion ~ Intentional d.,frspec m nHNag uf ~
rrrse snd having answered YOUR secoud favor
asse e honor IA BE- dear Judge,
Your Sro'he- m Temperance
and Devoted tfert, ,.,,
THEOBAlp MATHEW
Hor Judge L,NFsi>, Athens. Geo
One DID, acquainted v,-h the biSctry p >lR'eh'.d
e-s would naturally suppose that the above letter
must be satisfactory io Judge Lunpkin sud m' as
so,arcs. yet such arresrs Tar from being the case
n is uot enough thai tu, distinguished phlanthro
pist .ocmniy AYERS that ms mission Is eSc'usi''ly
confined 20 the great cause Of Temperance that he
declares his firm determination got ~ interfere n
the slightest degree with the institutions ct ti's
c9m,r, Jud.e Lumpk,u has published m the
lfmpr1a-. Banner commune alton scknowledc
u- he receipt ct Fn'her Mathews letter which
he thinks Is very well as 'ar rs 20 goes. bnt insists
that ne should take back al he sand IN the q Con
rel Circular ami c.-prc,, regret tor the wrong lee
thus Inflicted ON an uuodcndinS people
Father Mathew. W presume viii hardly be DIS
posed t. degrade himself to the extent Of tins mo
de.t request even TO accommodate the President
of the Georgia State Temperance Society
The OConnel Circular referred 10 by judge
Lumpkin, has already appeared in the columns o.
The Trijppc Il wil be remembered as an appeal
TO Irshmen in America. 20 uphold the principles OF
the American Declaration oi independence and 30
all that they can in legal. peaceful way 81 make
the laws OF their adopted home comport with that
Declaration
The very le,d lnl non' OH blending
Hfih This eNiruf-no more
In so lar a. 10 advised those addressed 10 lou
the Special Abolition party It was unwise, bu. -
principles were such as ma good man should ever
rccant