New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
Who Support The New-NorL Ecraidf

To the Ediior If The y. y. 15tuse
Sir: DuIiDg the past ten years, have had ire
aucnt opportunities 70 know what newspaper. are reed by
various persons with whom have corTespoDded and
veTsed.
Among cergymcp have almost Away, found tbs, the de-
fender ~ THE peculiar n.ution," arc TO large extent
reader. Of tn, Mr. York HrolA
have an Intrinsic scqpsinaucs with Eve ministers who
havr for many yo,rs pu5icy ard pr'itsy, advocated
Slavery a Scrp,ura and At the breaking on; Of tie
saychoden Rebellion they strongly sympsihzed with the
South Lately they are nou.conmtta or G.rnt ba, far
t T. owing more tho pressure Of public opinion than to
An, rdc. change Ia the Al the hvs subschbcTs
to Ihs ". L. Hoaid
Occ.onslly vi. The Tomb" and other prisons 10 the
city snl vcsiy In distributing religious tracts aud ooon
among convicts oea ind them asins for The Hraid
That Kind Of t.r-tnfe Which seems to be decidedly
popular with th. cl,s. fellow cii,su. They never
81 Tor Tue Tribune. | once gave a fellow coy Of II.
through the gra;iu. biz Oe but after looking ., .no
men, he tore /, into atoms aid trsmpd under h' feet a,
The .4mc time making terrible 9nsce. and usins oer
erpre. not exactly poseF to repest SiIsnss'
SID be- "hant you got Herald you'd sise mei
Sometimes heu And women ju',ifJing the Rebels
and svowng be traitors d humanity aad ib
rty II any slu-ion 1. made to newparcs these people
Invariably defend Ia Has II may not b. true shsi every
rrieud Of The Ne, York Herald Ia friend OF the southern
y
ofihe Coufodsr4y fiend of The H,raid do not sIo~
a exception among ny sca lsintenoe'
Sewers, month. sso when lie Ddiy Neiss and Other out
psAcn trossousbe pspe Of that ia suppftsd their
poor abased reader. Ie.oted lie Herald the bos,
iii gte-
Awhile ago heard NdeBt Fro Slavery q, dinner
party vigorously beAboins Tna Tsbuss for having put
forth and indpsed socous 'ta'm,ri or ,umen, Upon
inquiry being made Of this vuoasY indignant individual
In vh, number 4 th. p,re til. 'sid sentiment statement
could be found replied, Z" IL quoted iio Tar 1ih-
USE into The Hsrod and here Il 10
On examination found tho odsuhtIt uta'ed ard
perverted the pretended qaotaon to have sen him
entirely fa,e view Of the hole ssbc IL IL not uconnon
certain class Of simple folk ,Ipf,'ss hey horror
about The THiHrSR and s te4ohius.. who oon,. they
r.ver meJdis wh the dangerous sheet. bat have lesned
enough to ,ay them Of lie pcssrou' chsseier from the
frequent extract. m.de from Il In Tie Hsra4I"
The following incident ..iousd th. communication; "A
came up town i, ,venin. Il the city
ger With Heraid Ia his hand y,h,trny dsnOuncing
tn. ate ORDER Of the requiring the employees ia
Ito Navy Yard TO take the o,th Of ,rgiaue. quit In
the ooure Of n. debate vhih en.1e rtn'pre4 that L. Of
me Huaid "trip. himself one of tho doyal wolfHen
who h.y. about draWirs liberal Ay from h. Gov
efnI~n bu, consider very hard usage they are not per
united 10 maisD and undermine IT,
o. being essed n m hsaid "l'' he Va. mi'hnE IN
.ving .nph-.i. HI rsuurnt fSo'ite 81 hi', -
sn.wered hcrc.y ie' Sif. y l. tA- ne'i I~pe, 10 ~
country i" md subequsniy - uld9f,t-na thH "
!. a. the opinion q III Of he corf-s - ih- Navy ard
VINO are Of b. way of thinking on naii'na sn.i,.
lie uttered lard thing. abolf Greeley Beech-f
Chee'er and o;n.F.; whom. be "ss proud % ', b" s'
A., ...u a frrfuIi
tel 70 live 60 h-af thru dng cpnirs.ons at ~"
sshow."-ptiH,iiny hi' ~nhnsae; . .ei =. n'p "a
Sonh-fn lu'tct ever ot doas 70 these '" s"d dis
turleIa 81 a. peace Of mind "
lie Wa. particularly naIi upon Iht IEiHtNs' which he
mod COO be never resLr But DE- language Inter.
ard sri-ed with very torTh Oath. AMI very tfocons
menscss fear ylu would BE- Heightened shou !duee
them. When become . fden' n ~, Hsraid Will
,.yo them 10 ii highly uppruplir FOR tie column o.
Tia, truly vcrsciou, aud yitu)1s J.urntL
Rsspecifuly yours, SIGMA.