The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
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~ Dr.. sV.j 5. NEwToiE made the presentation
| address, as follows;
MI. TAYtok "a number Of your fellow
eitizeae. fnllg sensible of the great Importance
Of free popular education, to the stability Of
| Rebdb lean lhStitHtfOils, whiehfSst riainiy on
the ynnadulterated Christian morality taught
M the Holy Bible. combined with general
Il6tsllihs1ee: have noticed lyour defence Of
the Common and High Schools Of Cincinnati,
with hiR6 tutiSfaetfon. q The assaults now be-
ing made upon the American, System Of Edu-
cation, appear to be simultaneous and uniyet-
an sal; 6ybR the u s., ,6da In naesde the North
Americana Continent va look, sir. upon
these hostile denl0ns fhti6ns With the uibfeAD-
/ nrehAns;on az daader. hbcankkt their source "a
| forgiom. desDotic power: lower which has
III CEN les exhibited q fistGeSeringa antakon-
ism TO the, .principles Of civil and religious
! liberty. Subtle, Silent, iAsihuating; too weak
! % ooyefthr0wythsihutw twarksToft tAmAriean liber-
ty BY open opposition, It seeks to sap their
| foundation; a1d peffetsiAtS its own inifdehee
| BY moulding the minds Of the rising genera
tion to- suit its own f6ligi6uSi and political
vie Es--thnk 10 destroy. the possibility Of their
becoming . homogeneous and American pop.
/ niatiOhn Az 6ne time, 81, Ne greatly feared
that po4ltlcAl Jeal ppsy sa Psrty rlvalry would
eSno ~ ala ii tSs Ry Reyn1S;c Il TOnid
r. left without 4 protector among chose 10
4 k Nm 4; koilIidaa ut IFljlic kehtimShf. the de.
ispce n, anr institutions. and 10 whom we
II look for timely Il warning 81 the approach Of
|l0RoadeIIa d0Itlw 8F| n is-a7fsf.. i..FRg
m this respect, however, our hearts have
been Il ightehtd " or bOIdl md inAsfsnaept
course a., tediE0r OF the, Ci9cinnati Daily
t Times. Consulting only the impulses q
lSnrWard q reDel Formidable and unscrupu-
\ l1ua x EIvefsaFy az or Common Schools, throw.
Iiur aside ali fear Of personal consequences
4 ana repardless 81 everything but the public
l6WelfatS3 5r9h giia bInI b 59-a1 u
Under these circumstances we, Sir, would
| Be nnfaitkful tO the cause Of republican, liber-
ty--WelytOula doyiolence to Onr own feelings
and injustice to yonrseIf-Were We to neglect
4 to ein6ddy s6Hf c6nRietions, our sentiments and
our gratitude. in public testimonial, as evil
' dencs to YOU. Sif--to the public, and To- the
WorId---tIst. reDnblicans az, not unerateful.
Please accept, Sir, this Pitcher, as mark
! of uur1 ners6nalt rekard--Of eur unqualified
| APPROVAL 81 your, coarse as an editor, and es.
4 E6Est n II Your dEfeAes OF The American sys-
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