New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

cent his children q mile to the c 's'e
GrNmuar Schoc and would hud that although no w~
paying taXe> even TO ten0ld the amOaot " ni% Noe
DeiRhbOr, lac could not educate hts oispslUg W auy
Ii. her stauoard than that Of the Grammar S'1"o''
Hgn School priv lepes DO, being allowed IVnSU
chil6rtn ia The staunch Repobc1a - ts 0. ~ n
Island. The eaptou Of Seth T '6el ora So - ~ 'J
children Of all classer, c0lurs ana tsutS - ~ -
.cbo u bts the Sorsoue meu deny that ght W upoe
but black children but cauuJ' or WI nor ey " 40 ~
uuettn, Guadroou or octoJoon cnioIen o. ~
hsrrtd thee privileges or nol: 80, Il 49,, tb. on,
felly violates the lSw Ut the sac iv'"'-u " ~ 90
1872. - children ia mills more than eleven hours
~ ven day Of the week, bus they ace stfeKea
with the uost intense emotonS OF u,su'y 80 u,''o,
at cor eUdcavorOg to allow eo9 e f
T;eb,s Rhode Islands nor 30 lac ie@oVeu ITO Is
I'S a. The lorous old Bay state that any pr'nc-
e. yI ich viii strk there cannot be euccesi'al here.
TIC democratic party arc so Tar aware OF the TN
,sDca Of obtaoIng help from the Conservative
knahIcsns" that their organ IN thus city dare nos
eio!n Cel. Sprague as Democrat. 10y soms over
seht on the part Of the editor, prooaoy, DO vas 80
claimed the Day after ne nominated, out he soon
took the back track, and now always tefms hlm a
"Upion" NAN. The smsll minority in oac StHo
terned Democra's' never YET nOainatsd stinlacd-
bearer unless the leadero Of the party kne that his
principles sDd policy ide utilized with tbers, a0i
this case will form no exception 10 tie rdie.
but tae utter ompatiouy Of the " Conservative
Republican" doctrine 10 better SHOWN by t1o we IS
thev avOw on the impending PREF dent'a contest
They ssy that whoever may be the nomuee OF the
III
gentlemen who, 10 cay the least stand iAyofa Die
chance Of obtaining that nomnsnoo as any Others
ayow The saue principles aod support the same vie Va
as does S-th Psoelfod that it leaves them 10 the
eafi0us aod SO RIDICULOUS predcameDt OF sap
pors!ns for the office Of President of the United
z man whrse principles when adj pted bg another
rnsu-a candidate for Governor of subord nate S'tte
they cannot support from the TACT that those veg
principles render him too ultra, and w01d retain
Rsoce Island in the ranks of the ultra Republican
Sssies Out upon such sophisuy Cannot the sjber,
reflective voters of Staie thai they airs OouS
used by designing merely tools to hop carry tho
election in favor Of gentleman who, whltever no
may aosc be called, after election Will DO claimed as
ID mUcrat all over the Union.
But | am epcroaehiDg upon your space. will
merely say that Col. Sprague never Rapu )lc4n
never voted the Republican ticket, Dever Supported
me Republican pomusti0ns in bis lfe, bu;, on t1e
CONTRARY was always, and al ways will be (uueSs be
experiences "cbsDee Of heart, bitter, u0compro
risiIR opponent Of Ropubcan principles. HIS friends
dare rot ssk him 10 deioe hts portion lie lands IS
a Democrat and as q Conservative Repu5 ,aa, in
COMPANY with the smaTtsst mau 10 th DemDcralc
party of the State W. 5. Burges and his fret d.
begging Republican votes 10 eject bim f! Wal may
we xcia;m, d" Consistency, thou art Jewel J! when
VieW ing so tTanFpsrs 1t = s|iDdle
The REPUBLICANS Of Rhode Island support SETH
PADELFORD s1d, although they Gle workiog against
the largest and richest manufacturing hoase 10 NcwEo'
gls1d backed BY the eatre cotton Interest Of the
STATE they mean TO elect the mau of their chOi e.
ONE wRO CAST HIS FIRST VOTE FOR FREMONT