New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

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schcsit--tbe Houso q Refuge snd the Juveoie Asy-
fJn-both uIdst Protestant dir oton. To tne@o P4ac
all coireo convicted Of vasrsncy or crime ne'H soo'
What wss the coalition Of the Cstaotc couo .uo,e
lie was subjected 70 tbs influence OF ..n esco
.rs 81 p,osfs,.nt Suuda,. SCHOOLS, Of Protestant
preachers, AID the teachers u hS I&n sna ;e .eA
Of bis fathers were Excluded loe auIooIltiet over
bees Institutops allowed no sucn tnin mere 10 th's
lard sno IN Ibis State Catholic children fr whose sup
ot ftho.c citizens we're he1vny taxed, were closed
10 Csfboiio teachers. And more tnan this: Protestant
Assosiors had got up TO apprentice these chill
80 aft1r they left these Institutions and continue
hi, s,s,em OF proseli. They dd complain Of ii that
tbej, Children should DO wresed from them, subjected
70 Pro ssst tsnPerng and that they should be taxed
ior IT, Suppose It YES Protestant children who were
.hus subjected to Catholic teaching; what outcry
would 10 raised Thts thso, was The penalty Of their
political weakness. Hero the State robbed Catholics
Of quarter Of million OF dollar, In order to subject
their chibdrea TO Protestant infaences Engana who
I'll bex persecution Of Catholics, bad never done thn
The Thireenth Animal Report Of the Association tor
Improving the Condition VI the Poor uo'So laas tue
great Of our paupers and felons are OF Iofeis9
birth AID psrenta &c, and chiefly homan staocs ana
that their records showed that seventyhys per ceot
of their bepefciaes we're Of toe ssOe class Dr. Ives
voud say in arswer that there bad Of late been great
increase In native crime was shown by the police
records. and Protestant copidity was 70 blame tor
much OF Catholic paupefisIn- Catholics asked only
The privilege of dIsbor g their coarltes the nselves
The obectox said thai In ali CtboIc countries there
wa no heeechoA system Bath fsct - that In Rome
sce The year 1873 with The excepton OF lev months
Of hofrh Red Republican anarchy there had besn lee
primary schools. Mr.. LsDe, SooIh Pesbytezian, SAD
hat In Rone there 81 Of these free schools. lie
bore his testimony that edgoaton wa mighty lnsru
meut Ia the bands Of the Romish clergy, and they had
less to lcse by than his ozn Scotch ciepy lie must
20 further and show tina. toe State sln were des-
tu,e Of that geItleees which eminenty character
lied the Church almope<. he would not take his audi
euce TO The tOrures Of Infs the deep dens OF death
in the coal mines and factories Of selfsutcient Eo-
gland. lie had only time to Iook at our own country
late report confessed ths. miny OF the State poor
were turned like cattle into sheds WITH nothing between
them and the damp ground but Little shawi thst
being fed by CONTRACT they were found in state OF
sarvstion that the senoo O Their sleeping apartments
was 20 great to be nsupPortaoe to the visitor; that
The vicious aud virtuous aud female were crowded
proiscuousiy together The feeling seemed to be that
The poor had no right to iDxode themselves upon the
hgh-bred ge1tility among Hence all State system,
crowded them away, for from any spark OF Const,an
1mpsthy. What contrast " the general ktndnes
shown to the poor the benefcen establishments OF the
Church DR. Ives, in conclusion gave sketch Of the
mona tic charitable orders and es,4bishmens OF tae
Church aid contrssted their graceful kindness with the
harsh gTudgings doled out by the StaiA