New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

daughter H. "A school 10 that town. lie took viii
him ht tli. tine TWO or three children, and wai
agaiu announced 81 going wi(h " BIZ twenty eishti
comuany.'
VITO viii pretend that two or three children Do M
constitute "cgngd1y,' or Who viii say TIA IN
ius.itui0n II not HomF" though there may be
bu, two or tbreo LuTLE WANpfKERs IN III
F Tie " car D1Gffs" | have mentioned were an that
Nr. Van Meter took West during itei gear
Tie negro preacher who eaid, Blessed 10 be tia,
B love b liz own tfumpst' undeiHtOod how benz.
GrAl Il might lie sometimes Tor nsn % eouud his
own prsc, and 81 icGsi pos.-ssed one qualification
lcr a superintendent Of 4 " Hone for Little Wal
GsrcT-.'
Before close this ar,cle | wish 10 pay pa,iuy :
nee TO "a letter which apTened IN lhE DAiLf
InlAUSE Of Aprl 2, purporiug 10 DO from clergy
nan Of Worcester, Mas ! pres1D.e y IL tue TIA.
ile writer thereof IS a clergyman, ind that he r..
siJe- IN Worcester, though never heard OF him be-
fore. II " supposed also that his letter was intencod
an arswrr u the communication Of "OSg waO
KEEPs Hia EYEc tED FANS OPfS,' aud he showed q
profer discretion in ey,ding or completely ignoring
eyciy material point. He says that "Privae
lleen" dictated the article. When the public arc
Informed that "Oss VINO KEEPS nis EyES And yArs
orsN never saw th.t gentleman, or heard Of him
before, they will decide whether bis Judgment is
tasrd on ex parte testimony or not, and value It
q, a,cordintly.
lie endssvors to siigmaiize tho article ~
"anonymous," rot understanding, eyideuliy, that
when isspcctable journals like IuE n. K TRlBUNE
withhold Tie name " cOrespOnr eut, thy fterl-
,,peS Assume the responsibility. The fact VI Itself
i, prima-iacia evidence of tie tru.i worhuess ard
respectabiliy Of an author. On tho other bald,
writer may obtain the publication o. un article with
out dificuly proyd, ID L. is over bic own signature.
lie busrvlieyes The lJunsj Oi rspoaebity though
unknown and irresponsible hinfei.
The gentleman referred 10 cane all the way from
Worcester, lat the request Of Mr. Ngu Meter, AZ
Committee oil InNesi,,ttiOu, ana spcnt--n1ik YOU
-" Hree days" ~ yi-i ing the "I.owar1 Nj, -ion
and Home Cor Little Wardtrcr.;" and the, coDcin-
sion be cores 10 IL this viz: at lihe Home I is
worthy, uht the Superintendent ~ worthy Of the
cont ience and teneficuonr % TIE Christian public"
lie "vlsiied overy room" TbA, could not have
been dlncult Gsk since there are but six or seven
rooms III oil, IncGiing schoOl-ruoms, dining-rOoui
Office, and wardfObc. lie wHs iu The MlstioD a. h0
Gays, lat ali hours OF the day." WI BE- tell ihe
public, fraukly, that there was no attempt on the
psrt Of Mr. Van M6ler meantime, 10 show OIL
BIZ schOolf l. he quite sure that he became tnor-
ohgLly acquainted with tho rcal chaaoio and wants
o. The childien ccmposiug tie school. by tlreo
dsys nvestbationI
il might have been rome satisfaction e. III. put-
i tie Worcester gentleman bad Informed them hoir
many children there were living iu The " Home for
Litfle Wanderefs" NJ the line OF III, visit. As he
examined Tie books perhaps ho could tell who
purchased tie corn meal, WHEAT -four, pothtoes
rork, &C.. which the generous iihnoisaus gnvs by
the carload Since be neglected to give this infoi.
mali u, and failed 10 emil ihlen Oh other points
must Judge of the Institution az ,yo seen It, in ts
everyday apparel for inOuths in sncc-ssion during
It's lociton NJ No. Henry street and I believe
that tho public under the circums ces VIII i.nk
my o,inion VI more yulue IL AL IL had .ny soso
in holiday attire, put ob Tor three days show.
Having 10 private Lriofs' 10 aSuaae, VI