New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

The Free school Controversy.
The following letter from a subscriber
hostile to the principle Of sustaining Com
mon Schools entirely by Proporty-Taz in
which lie is backed, it seems, by several
others we publish rrJatia, in order that
our readers may see what arguments are po-
tential with the adyersaries Of Free Schools.
We mean to publish more on that side, and
shall endeayor to render justice to our
friends over the way-quite as much Of it as
they will consider wholesome. And al
though cur subscribers who sign below re-
fuse to take The Tribune any longer, we
will thank some friend in Starkey to lend
them a copy of our Weekly of Nov. 10th
next, which will contain the vote Of our
State on the Free School question. Mean
time, goodbye, friends; I'll. Trib.
June the LIST 1850
Mr. II Greedy In your weakly tribune OF June the
Let See an srtickel headed Education For all
witch Satisfies me that il Is high time For Every
tsxpay er to Stop taking the Insulting Sheat with
all lis Isms farming wont make Good man cut OF
bad d 81 osd man your Corse Demonstrates the as.
abuse and Redicule hard working honest pescl5le
men as thexpayers generally air known TO be they
air In truth the sinue bone and muske OF the Coun
try and the Rel Support OF the Government Such
as IL Is God help us you Call these very men ay.
aratious Shortslteed Small Soed bat Eyed &c
SHINING Fints wood Suit their genious &c Now
Sir What but base aud mean Disposition IN you
TO hold this Class Of men up Ia this way OF hedl-
Guile and Conciquent Degradation 10 prevent Sim
pAhy In VOTERS for there oppression and lncorage
the Covitous 10 Remorsess activity Ia Grading the
honest hard Eanings of others for the benlft OF
themselves and famllyes and 80 ROD man oil MS
Natural Rights that property that was or is not
mine without vote Can Never be- made Justly
mine by a vote of millions OF maJorrytieys No NOR
than if had ROBBED or Stole 1t the vote Is only a
mean Sorded Excuse for lnhuman Rooery] you
hold w shood live and HbOur for the benlht OF otn
eres Just so the uni ust Shareholders OF the South
thinks of there Darkey aud you air NO better lsas
Good and / Do UnLlAitateingly Say in the bitter
nj IS OF my Sole that the taxpayer VINO wilnot stop
tskeing your Smutty paper Nor oppose the lnact-
ment Of such unjust hoblng laws adapted only 70
maxim the taxpaye into SuTis or heioates is TWO
| ,ho,tsiteed bat Eyed aud Small Soled to See or
! zeal IN. Rights rs man has No Sell Respect aad
! wood not only Go Chesruly the old Tea tax and
Stsmpt act but wood make asabmislve slave with
| ont law or black baul Sometimes wish 1 were a
! Doc 30 | miehtIot have % Call man my brotherl
| but YOU say you air puzzled to know now these
| men become Rich well OF Corse II lsIot by your
Dictation OF Instruction ana of Corse you have No
Risht to Say whot they Shall Do with It Get that
! fully on YOUR mind and Don't Rob them by yoteing
| il iIom them SHANE on such laws | amnot sur
I prisd at your Ignorance how the Get their proper
" because it is not by demonstrating Society Nor
| by adopting Nor teaching toricrism Nor voteing
| other peoples money TO there own use NO rlea,9
| Ever tined by such Crsliure as you AIR Now SIR
will as q general thing say they acquire their prop
erty by honest hard work and STREET Riged sconni
my this Is what you air so Desperately Ignorant
| OF 1t IL puzzle to youl these air toe men you
! Can hard ugly names In order 70 br0wbeat aud
Shame them ont Of their Natural Rights and 20 MI
! The mouths Of those Idle Covitous NOnpFOducers
with ioul Slang to Rsdicule the best se,t of men
/ The Sun Ever ShoDe upon the men on who's ls6gur
| Directly or Indirect al i've aiat you ashamed the
way they Get property puzzles you o yes these
| oppressed and Reoiculeed men Sir travil a path
the william never trod Nor the vuter Eyed poli,i-
ciol Nor Horrs Greedy Never Saw Nor Desired
they air the Nobleest work Of God Tom JeAison
! Even thought they knew Something slho they fol-
| lowe the plow he advised bis Neiu 10 take the
/ Ehierate mans opinion la preference b the Cole
gion the advantage OF farming to fool Is he Ia
more wSs Of Shoing his robustness and bad
] DisIosd man has more wsis OF Doing mischief pro
lesser webster and Efrsim k-Avory and hundreds
mere are witnesses TO this fact = farming is a Good
! thing II properly applied TO for II atho l have
/ Never went 10 School but four Dsis in my life have
worked hard from Light years old ami am Now
| Getting la years and have 10 be Hooed 70 ScloO.
| cher people and Now Ii Good Di on the fead of
battle In Resisting Such Robing oppressioni It wood
be Some Relesf 10 my Deg adstion Graft britten
\ Never Imposed Such Jaw on any OF her CJiniesl
taking vote whether one man shall or shallno:
put his hand Into his fellows pocket and take out
| what money be wants Such Legislation wood turn
| the lhhabitsnce OF heaven INTO theaves and Rob
hrs ard | think wood Corrupt that tOther place
| Now SIR have tsken your paper say tenn years
| ny paper Genes to Starkey post office il through
| mistske stands on the Subscription Samuel Conklin
| but Sbood have bs an David SeamsDs take it 7 so
you will henceio. In Shin your flint and keep yoar
| tubune the wise man sdylsees answer l2Ol &C.
cortiDg TO his folly l have tried 10 Do SO i you
| Shood make another assault Shall take the Same
wise mans opposite advice that is answer not
fool according TO his folly lest thou be like him
| Now blow winds David Semans
w. Also wish you to stop oar papers that is sent to
Milo POS, othoe VIM. s. Semsns
Clay ton Semsns
| Sir Concur in the Above and Wish you to stop
D.! NY paper il Genes 10 the Starkey Club post office
to JRo Kopler q tax payer and oPPoser OF A school
| supported by tax on the few
| x Isaac RIGes, Canal Collector a, Sehenecta-
| dy, who dedin that City on Tuesday, was probably