New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31

say for that II this monstrous act had been per
petraied by the denomination 10 which belong would
have been trnfold more vehement against them than
am against the Catholics hold that there are some
that in America American ideas are TO prevail lCheers
mot this II sr a %na 70 sss
ideas form philosophical basis OF avery deinite and Of
ery Gss d European ideas Then there
cor soidaton Of government and the American idea is
Of nS
ions possible in each organ but the Anercah iaea Is
10 distribute and include under many organs Iher idea
was Capitalization Of eovernment over me many depart
Of the s,e e shoa the least
and that the functions which - performed py central
trpbvnals' In Europe - the Catholic Church is
included. but we have separated them here. In
governments but have egt them all off, and 50 The
Church has nothing to DO w' elv CIV ass Let the
the civil considerations We have naugurated this free
10 sR ndS P nC% the Sa
the making of the law, and when the law becomes in
it, and then quitting that we have the Exc.
cutive. The moment you attempt to unite
Geayon an" have undertaken to make the
do that which he done only by three separate inst
say one power has the right to usurp this
function which is the business Of the family and the
we have right as Americans to say that we VIII not
be SsS TO- aa a. %e ha S somsSSs
else to do in this country but study books we have
sS%%S to SspSs and ana aS not
points we acknowledge their superiority, but
S Sn aS0S as good as hey
understand and know them pelteT IMAM tney. LAD,
here, nor TO their antiquatcd notions in respect
clothing good ideas and their drinks provided they
them. Laughter But when they come, bringing no,
% policy we say t. G 5 SU WOW yUH do Show %S
any good results achieved by any competent Govern
ment and then we will take h9d; but we 40 these
In this lies the secret Of public fraternity and we do not
schools that we have and propose guard against
every danger Of the priesty hand Great
Roman Sect which Interested in this Change OF policy
do them the credit TO say that in public ana otherwise
Rsbn from Rome it was anncnnced that ali schools
under the of the state and secular influences were
that they viii fight for t. We are to meet them and de-
feat them in the Of public discussion and III regard
TO the merits OF this discussion experience has shown us
that where schools are conducted on seetaa principles
peared that predicted by many when the free school
system was inauguraed How noble ana INSPIRING
and proper citizens In Europe the people receive their
education through the but here nc people
They elect the body who established the schools
ton through them say that child is to be educated
in the most perfect manner IN the knowledge
PaYens T In the XmeTican idea Of subdivision Of uac
tons 10 take the child in religion, not 10 the
school house but to the Sunday school, where religious
education be Taught His religious and secular edu
cation to be attended TO- but there are the various sub
divisions to accomplish IT, sGhOOlhOuse should he
moral and intellectual training school. am not afraid
of matching our children against any other nation on the
face Of the EARTH educated under distincvcly Amer
lean idea, and we TO change it, We do not Object TO
children being educated III religious and secular know
edge but We do object TO IFS being carried on under the
same house we do not OBJECT TO their being educated
not question OF no school 1t Is question OF sectaIlan
American people shall have to meet together to com
plain Of the Free school system having been tamrerfG i
our beloved children. lGrcat applause.l
SPEECH VI. r.. DODGE.
We have so often been warned OF the danger IL such
tendencies should happen to our great and noble Gov
eminent, that when that danger real and imminent
it would De difficult to public opinion, but AIN
sure that the presence OF this assembly here tonight
evinces right spirit We come here tonight because we
know great wrong has been done us We come here to
preserve institutions and provide for liberty of con
Science and Undue the public with sense Of protection
lCheers There Disgusting the fact that have
ecclesiastical sect demanding conditions that they have
right 10 ask. We open our arms to receive them and
throw around them the protection Of the law, and give
them all the privileges Of citizenship in proper me and
often in time improper. Applause We take them in
copartnershp; ask them to till the SOIL offer them
q farm and a great landed inheritance free OF cost, aud
and offer them education that will elevate the
gon taught in the schools the children would
grow up in nfdelity; but have theyt we teeeh the
the priest We know the history OF this Catholic
as Austria, SPAN Mexico. aud Italy. If they were
to rule this country the condition OF those
they have obtained control OF this city, and 1t has In,
creased their thirst TO gain the whole country, and
they nominaly owed allegiance TO foreign power, and
were they not emissares OF the Pope at Rome Cheers
aud cries OF Yes yes and No, mol IL would be tDelr
duty to seadasy oppose the establishment OF any see
nschool hospital o: nunneIy Applsuse We SnoH
strive TO perpetuate those great principles wcn
lie tins great Republic, and perpetuate ana strengthen
them in a that emssary shall destroy II Is
heritage which God has given us and we must project
tended to confer. lApplause.l
SPEECH OF NOAH H. SCHESCK ID.
tin ,t,.1 fuenf lny
Ilaughter and free TO say that think it is very
righteous ndignation Applause only ito derive SEMI
ment from the source that furnishes with exts BE
We angry and sin not" Applause.l But seriously, such
meeting as this seems be somewhat historic IN char
acter il not as the place 1t nils in the res gs9 OF TINS
epOch certainly suggestive Of events which nave ha
great significance IN modng past history Go back
q hundred years and the men OF Boston discussing
the great question OF taxation without az c o.
can liberty That was the period Of the birth Of the IN
aenable right OF the citizen 70 Teiu'e when GS
his sympahies not interested, as CIuL ~
Of Cod We have advanced since that time and worked
out great problems Of civil liberty we nave cCa9c
cTnrible in which the questions Europe has failed to
answer being rapidly resolved We nav NV
great difficulties OF Slavery and sectlOna hhtaEoi7,
and we have come now 20 the discussion OF questions
which concern our religious liberty az We, as Jul -,
rights With "A moral courage that has been icady 10
IFS sword and bare its bosom upon ali occasions
we have met these great issues as they rose anu IL may
lust as wen prepared to-day TO face the issues OF re-
ligi0us strife as they cE "yn war. ZAP.
DIause% The question here one Of the invasion
Of right kernel Of the matter oei1e us money
tonight Is TINS question 81 o ,npposes The 10th section
of this last Tax Levy il an invasion OF te W.
right OF religious bodies TO equay veor 500 more
have had distracted during the st Yea. s,1rf Of The
than 100000 Of which has gone lOr thc s"ii -, Ill, ~
schools sOesed OF one b o sus and
establishments whose pattefs nave og. IL, ,ere are