New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25


public meeting Tuesday evening At the Bsecker Fl. Hous-
which attended by about 30 psr.ons. Dr. Sheriff.
WA called 10 the hair and Mr. Charles Holder Va.
Secretary The Secretary addressed the meeting briefly a,
liz opening.
M Bourne presented the following resolutions
ele'as hr. liberty only e1i.: xhsrs The
sS s,, ses sssSss e nv Es:: .ad Ts
"a, ry called vote questions Of ssa5
Rrs That the hshe,t interests Of the STATE demand ,,
Tree school 70 NJ the youth the
Grant eu' ih. are 70 eevOve upon 'asz AID
ks'.e rhs, We are ao., saPaacsy 0ppO.d direct
teenee Of any sect the ssr, Of state
coltTo or shape Il TO theD particular vie~s.
RreS Iss ty ssdiDs fs~ s4saads 70 z4on
,elotn very our Do xer the ih rv.Irc.. oil M cum
t, BY opposing BY fo.terl .od
The STATE. we al continue forever teo de.po aud
eled Ihsi iAs necessity fI the osAnlon Of party
CIV h.. Len si.ted s S ,s . ~ah on
ns',es inst 10 rst.s 'ee n. n.a' q eHs ap-oa from
Rs.e TIA; vile y. are ~ln 70 se At-d to have
ten o. to ne the srt of
Is,eed That do believe either system Of -nts free
ce hsh protective ts boz ose The Interests O. the .Jua.y
Will be sdvsDe,d by jadeous Of 10th systems.
Mr. Bryce suppmtsd these vo,utpn- Il - ~ length
In the Of his remark be said comfortable -
the corruption of the old parties the evils OF dena
gcgu.sm; the danger of Psps power which az sad Il
gained feMfll rerg'h in this nation 10, ", (,
evils and ul..d the sudi-uce upol ~ n
Union saved THEE four yc ~ II - ~.
sftw Ntrh here men would have involved -hs sla.h o..
scenes Of bood.h-d ana pl.o-d N. negroes 10 M 4
ondirop than they ars 10 AZ p-ssen-
Dir Savage spoke briefly He defended he pres a:
schO lys With mu n esInes:ness Ills said that III %.
position school :, stem pine Ny from ~
supporters If Ike Fse,I4aAs J01rsAL Try -, NJ 90,
iba' they do ~sn Be taxed support SCHOOLS n
dc ia -uca- the Roman Csbolc r-Ei,n Ard -, ~
value o: their property aId the t.I--
the sp,ske ~, aud you ill discover tn-y at ~
enough 70 support tntir pauoers -s7-,roS By our
charity. We invite them n rh- Old World - Dec n
ciiizeI- suopg and support our iu-t ufua- ind
:hey efore O. undertake ~ institutions at
cur country The union Of Church and A. ! ., % D.
accom- piisfed BY single az IL all % np,l-d {
ia any by degrees To- fr-' N * WI :h they 10
c.rfSke t. do j. % prepare the mind. II me youth h-y
MD not edl ate the youth tner-' r. th-y >tt.cs
cur sch ols. The Old Pu1ic School S,I-'y a
credit 10 tbs Cry { mmtt--s and oh-- from Eirp
hO 10 this co-n'ry q -r.nns schso 80
u. after making th-r inv-,s.'ion- gave tn Publ,
hoo Society the t-sr praise but thai 'y sap
BY the board respone 20 ih- csnors Of ines o.
Ecucsiion. D,msgugass tracked VIVID Prs-,s snd or
schools the price If il Will in favor OF ho--ty Of
conscience al the speaker said IN hs opy1--d .
Jesui.s Ancient Troy BE- said c-,,o. FL ~ a.
of a wooden horse containing men, winch dr.sl
into the city In the hight these ofthe aors
opered the gates let the hos liz fnrc-s and tn-
Jesuit College ST Fordham is such horse While every
country time smother, the J-suits be-a
bar ish-d ia n State $4,000 i annually spprupria'd
The foster 4 OF J-snits AZ E0rchsa Tals
ruth which : too Little ku0wn bat Ehi . ctu--
from real p0'rrisn Another 9oh' cal party j. n-@i-i
" have made declaration II or principles they A.
tue American principles and mean - -fs1i ~
And 5eht them fis hf straight through
iur,- Wiz said ~ - politics har -fir-l ihs- --.-s
bat .r,n sp-sts ~ f. li. ll--,-s - b.