New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
'sewnrdism'-Educat OF luimigr
Children.
To tie Editor Of TAe y y Tribune:

To tie Editor Of The n. Y Tribune:
I'm glad to find that notwithstanding your
compliment to my brains your understanding of the
plan Of Mr. Seward forthe education of children in
State, of foreign birth is precisely the same as my
own, and shal not call in question the "brSHs that
could understand me otherwise
| am ore Of the millions who have prodted By the
doctrines commonly known ne sewardisms and Greeley
isms, and more such compliments - you have
paid to my brains" cannot un-1eward me nor IN
Greeley me
The profit have derived not in cash but in "brsas
and lei me tell you that you largely responsible for
their quality
A great minority Those who Ike myself have much
more than AL average share Of the good things ofhe
worldhave been apt to think that because they have
wealth they ought 20 have superior political privileges
that is right to appropriate themselves much Of
the earnings ofLsboras they lawfully can By taking /.
vantage of the necessities Of the aboreC and make aim
work 1t the lowest possible price and that the real
Crts AMI enoymeIts Of lie ought 70 be- and OF ncce.Ity
must be- chiefy mon p5hze. by the.n eves-exten ling
the circle but tc beg nd that o. the liberal niyliual
whose prayer Was:
Ms brother 10, snG his wife,
Is fJur ard . mOIe.-AmeI"
The teachings Of The 1TiJEnc-the Sewardisms and
the Grceleyins have tended o. lessen elhshncss, and
TO liberal dealing with TIE producers Of The wealth
enjoy.
Tho readers Of The Tribune have begun to doubt
whether the possession Of much larger amount OF the
good things Of tis world than they ever carmel gves
them any spccia claim 10 lcri over those VINO earn
al they cCt and little more. 1ney begin 10 dOJD'
whether IL j. rgt 10 withhold from the poor the I'M
occupied lands. Speculation ia these iani- be5ns TO
look OF doubtful morality Rich men who have Pa'ded ~
SAIL and good luck thCsan carmel By oals tam
they have really eaTHcd hundreds by hcr IL iust,
begin 20 think ai The lahorer who work. hIrI AMI lves
hsrd III producing properly that they may be nh, u5t
TO have better share ~ what he cr'0tes
Thee ere the tcachng- Of The IrbFns - have read
tlCm
These nrc the sewardisms and The TriJriei1n', and
who shall oil jet 70 thom except such mcn Ia llcr-
minded gentleman alluded 70 abovcf
II If pleasant "a find that among oil the ialchOol and
lsr prosetatons OF tosc isms their course Is onward
LegislaC IN the Free Seles for ten years is but Sc
rios oil -cUaTdis1ns and Greee yiNns-HOmsstead FIX
emptons. uproycd means OF Education arnel!orati)n
OF Feuda Tcnures hy abolition OF the opprcs i've quarter
sslcs hy cur Courts. and almost free farm bll by
Democratic Congress. pas ing House by iw) 70 one.
These the huts Of the isms. Wnat mountains Of
abuse have been heaped upon The Tribune and seward
for advocating these and kindred Wtu let
them while The Tribune continues 10 exhibit 10
the world everything which bc found in any sGl
which will benefit tie poor and tend TO difIse Inore
equally tie blessings OF Providence to cheer sorrow and
honor Labor 10 point out 10 II the rO1d 10 safety from
the expressions Of Capital and to remove temptations
to Vice
Thousands Of sk-stocking Wings who abuse il know
DO about the material composing rugs Of Saturn AMI
more
They get their impressions OF them through the jca
Gus mediums of the ancient dandiied Courier-ths
smooih and pous journal Of Commerce the superative
Foqyiim OF The EIpress the truth crushed 10 earh'
Posi- and the satanic magnity of The Herald Let them
read and learn. FULL-BLooDED YANKEE
~ Very well does "A Full-Blooded Yam
kce see, or does lie not, the very material
difference between what Gov Seward did recO-
mend respecting the education of Immigrant
Children and what The Tribune denied that he
had ever cOmmended-between teaching
those children sectarian creeds and foreign lam
puages and having them taught by persons
speaking their mother tongues and protesting
their cherished faith Ifhe does comprehend
this difference we have nothing more to offer
( Ed. Trib.