The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

tncm OBJECTIONABLE ibcrntp
tees have refused bury other grouni
dug by their or<r we're paid bv The
Of the deeeped and deem il highnded injustice
dispose VI ground for purpose OF nee
ground other and Of purchasers money for seeoad
burying Of the corpse
In order that the public may BY the Tuss, in
reference to the consent of the atty coporon the
that The "caug" mentioned in the address, on the 2l Of
November and yet subject decided city auho-
rites until the second day of December following.
The Trustees have been pleased the meeting at
this Committee appointed, "indcrmnate meetns and
have suited that proceedings meeting are und..
The Misrepresentation There have been some
individuals that meeting who
buryng ground; but the call for said meeting addressed
ely and Only those interested Said call printed in
the daily papers this city, and fully per
,uaded that most if ALL of the person, present. in
rested
With reference the chrss Of
mtee state, that the Aforesaid meeting the officers
meeting appointed Committee prepare present to the
Board of Aldermen Petition the Trus-
tees, when in fact the Petition the Tres disposed of
by said Board but the individual, appointed that Committee
did not know that the Board Aldermen had subject
they had been by members ohe Common that
the Petition had not been presented Common
Councils and depending upon they good
the meeting appointed the Committee above referred to-
Your 'mmiee (having shown that blame attached to
the individuals who composed the meeting which Trustee,
the grosc nsePrenta,ions mse,) proceed
hecnae the other individuals
ing meetings, al which permitted be present
hrvs interest ia ti- dad srtos graSes to be ds5ed
The Trustees only rntled individuals inleeed
in the ground attend their meeting they prohibited hun
drsds who deeply interested from participating pro-
csedngs Of their meeiing.
We nfrmel by the Trustees the design Of the
Board maured meeting male members of
te Chc" We ask. the Meihodit
Episcopal Church Of the t Circuit" the only Individuals who
interested in the saeseae,s Of ground question
hoe, -, -.
Of lament husbands gre the heart-tricken mother
whose beloved opn. lies there Inferred right TO oppose
mush with every tender sympathy of her
em naure Has the orphan daughter the earth
where the veneraied remains beloved Father and
mother! ave the Trustees calmly calculated determined to
rta dollars aud cents by producing ncasnlble human mi,ery
But in addition to the hundreds Of females whose feeling.
been ded this particular great number Of males
Io meb< Of the Church who relatives inferred
in the ground permitted meetings of the
Trustees and their friends express their opinions yet
large proportion of the money paid for paid by those
individuals and higher price
Of their not being members Of the church and your committee
state thai meeting of the male members of the East Circuit
decided by that their brethren of the Circuit should
be suffered the subject of erecting church on the
buying ground, noSh finding said ground wa, until recently
the buying ground of the East West Circuit in
Thu appears that the Trustees Of the Circuit
and their male members ome whom ed in
No 1.-THE Trustees Address, not eested have detemn
ed o tie the graves hundreds surviving have
demonstrated against the desecaon said ground Tr
teeaddng insult njuce-have that they deny 10 no
person interested in the eon the priSege ofJeng They
willing that tie tender ympaIhe, should
be exeeedbut deny them the right Of interfering prevent
the remains of their relatives being inhumsny removed
The Trustees promised in their Address, that drawing
biting the plan of the church and vaults" should be shown for
certain length me tha Goa would be
in eadne give every explanation We do say the
Tutee intended uh prom Sc and merely made il
to induce the public believe they willing inform
y all peons interested bat that they did perform
what they promised.
(Sgneh LOUIS J. BELLONI,