New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27


religious and moral power in him vested to
abolish, or at least abste, the Liquor Traffic
in our City, so far as it is now prosecuted
by Catholics, and thus subject to his infu-
ence and supervision. The following re-
spouse to that appeal is the leading article
in The Freeman's Journal and Catholic
Register of this date. We publish it with
out reply as an exhibition of Che beauties
and amenities of Religious Journalism in
our City,
GOOD. EXCELLENT, WHAT WE LIKE
Do our readers remember the snasy, willy course
OF the Nsao- York Tribune some fe - years ago Do
they remember how that paper tried to sheedle
Catholics How It's editor wrote an address OF SYM
paihy and affection for his " Venerable Father I"
Pope Plus IAf Do they remember no " Irish Cath
ohcs were the particular objects OF The Ti,bsas's
love, and how 1t procured special and exclusive dis
patches detailing the particulars OF the brilliant and
CONCLUSIVE battle OF sleeve CANNON" las 1t has
been commonly called IN history all for the purpose
of Winning Irish love Well, we have the same
convictions in reference to The Tribune in reference
to its honesty its principles anc its aims no that
bad in ls4s, when had the pleasure of hitting
It first blow IN the pages Of The American RsvisH.
The Editor of The Tribune has said that when
ne wrote his address, encouraging the Pope go
ne IOOusniN supposed 70 BE course OF rdQl-
cal innovation, be kneU at the tve that If the Pope
old 30 he would destroy utterly his own throne and
position. Honest, atectionate, friend, Oh, she
value OF kiss from the lscariot of The Tribune,
But the time of kissing has gone by, and the time
Of cursiIg and of kicking has succeeded. Nay, our
occasional gsnces at the columns OF The Tribune
would lead US to think that Judas was voluntarily
disgoreiBg The tsotten thirty pieces Of silver the
price OF perfdy and Of blood that he was seeking
to get Iia Of the very last supporter subscriber
of those that he had taken long, humiliating
course Of fstlery AID Of deception TO OBTAIN. Ju-
das, till OF late, 20 leave II his hired band of
soldiers, or, as he called them. correspondsnts to
lash and tear the Catholic CsuTch and her faithful
members. He used 10 hiss II. himself, and say
" Hat, Master :" ana 20 creep out of the Way when
his paid lictors advanced to perform their task.
Now, thanh God, It Is ia his editorials that our
PIelates, our Religious, AID the supreme He ad OF
the Church. sre Tesied AID injured This is as we
like II. Like the snake. whose form the devil made
of in Paradise he ceases 70 be terrible when he
is open and visible. Now tina, the pubic have been
dlsabused OF the erroneous Impression that Ihe
Tribune was the Org All Of very honest and oenev0-
lent crazy people nov that II is seen how much
there is method IN Its madness, II is most evidently
Losing ali KIND OF influence over any respectable or
rational class Of the community. This has been
made apparent by the vote In the Common Council
a few DAYS aso-a vote without distinction of NJ
ties OF Is to l-excludipg The Tribune from the
number of daily papers IN which the proceedings
OF the Corporation should, be published
Every thing in the recent appearance OF the paper
seems to lnrmaie that 1t Is goaded to madness by
anger and III success II Is running Win the rope
III lis HANDS wherewith We have full expe cation OF
feeDg it speedily hang itself. This condition oil
Affairs excuses us from paying any attention what
ever TO the datrloes tina, II has Of late chosen its
Wednesday's papers in which to publish agaihs! Je.
suits or other Catholics.
Last week The Tribune uttered a series Of odious
osiumI les, charging on Irish and German Catholics
The drunkenness OF this City, and calling on the
Archbishop and bis Clergy to fall into line With the
IL hcele and S0ciallstic demagogues in forcing what
oil Id h. i sptt.r 4 40. fhrna a
TIitine merits DO answer, we will yet take occa
sion to say that drinking glass Of good brandy, OF
sbdII 6 bottle OF vine With frleRd or two, may
easily Ie better action than even saving Pater.
roster at the advice OF The Tribune. The former ID
ofeD a vir'uOus and commemorate act tho latter
for our own part, when AND where requested to do
II BY The Tribune we would consider OF very doubt
ful HoprIty-at any rate we would say 1t without
shutting our eyes, AND preface 1t by blessing ourse
prote ctop against the probably evil designs thai
he devil aid The Tribune might have had in solicit
ingns
Just 40 with the advice OF The Tribune to on,
Aiclti.hcp. Should The Tribune reques. his pres
eBce in Jersey City we would consider it more
PROBABLE that Episcopal interference was just ther
PARTICULARLY needed in Brooklyn. on the oppO site
slCe OF town. And when the devil and The IrIbun'
take up given and tyranDical proposition to force
Den TO as,tain from drinking, while leaving, OF
rather encOuIa aging them without restrictions In the
vltst crimes and pollu'ions OF Socialism and lnh-
delfty We are decidedly OF opinion that the inter
ference of the Archbishop is likely to bs much more
heeoeot 70 pi0ttct lis hock asainst some Isscaiiy
scheme Of political temagosues with the cant o.
puitan hypocrisy held before their faces mask
IL the next place. If, unfortunately, there IL
great drunk enBess among portion, IA small enc,
OF lrish or German Catholics IN this City II Is Owing
to their having first been led away from the practcs
OF their religion by such IDEAS as The Tribune ha
devoted its whole existence to propsg atlng. Tit
remedy, therefore. ust be In restoring to goot
principles and TO the practice of virtue the dupes
Taoicallsm al d of The Tribune To this doub
not the attention OF our Archbishop and his Clerg!
is aires dy Gully TUNED.