Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23


be directed to these improvements-partisula in
the neighborhood of the Squares near 2lst street
along the Third avenue-at Harlem, and at Manhat-
tanville. All these points the centres of neigh
borhsods, which will increase and spread till they
cover the whole nhabitable part Of the island with
an industrious population.
Dr.. Tyne AND HIS WnE DRINKIxa CoNGRlaA-
TIoN, ONCE MoRE.-We really surprised to see
the injudcious conduct Of some who call themselves
the friends Of DIR. Tying, in relation to his recent
speech at the Temperance Meeting in this city and
we are much panied on DR.. Tyng's account at this
coarse. The extracts from DR.. Tyng'ssspeech which
the " Philadelpkia Gazette" copied from this paper
were literally true have questioned our report
the subject and his notes corroborate every syl
liable there given unless it be the word "squirm,
which he could not hear distinctly bat the word
used by Dr. Tying either "wince," or "sqxirm,' =
or "wriggle," each SYNONYMOUS in meaning and by
looking at the context, where Dr. Tying says
"These wine drinking christians are like some cells
/ have read Of !; toxch them where you will they
-" This is the sentence, the last word Of
which lost, and DR.. Tying is at liberty to supply
any word he thinks proper the sense and meaning
cannot thereby be altered
The philadelphia Gazette of Tuesday endsavors
to back cut of its awkward position but cannot
allow this. They quote paragraph from the Com
the denial authorized by DR.. Tying. Now, let ex-
anime this, first promising, that we care nothing
about any OF the parties concerned, and only desire
the trath to be told. The Commercial says-"His
views were EXCEEDINGLY ULTRA. On the subject
of introducing the wine question into the church,
DIR. Tying said, should he make the attempt he poud
stand alone !" The very statement we made Mr.
Parker said, 81 do not make wine drinking term of
chm RI m / vpr Inlu ri
ly, as have since thought" DR.. Tying replied
"My brother says he does not make il term of
communion neither do l, sir but it ought to be
made tern of communion I; bat il was TO make it
SO in my church, shosld stand alone-I should have
no commandments left 20 These were the words
our reporter has them down in his note book from
the Doctors lips the same reporter whose accura-
cy the " Philadelphia Gazette praised, in his
port of Deweys opening discourse at the Church of
the Messiah, astonishngly correct Now, then let
Dr. Tying and his njudicious friends interpret that
sentence as they please. 1t is recorded in Heaven,
as well as on earth.
But it is idle for certain papers to bubble about
words; the Doctor made a most capital speech; and
we believe very true speech; we assent to every
word he said We do not covet wine q the " Com
mercial'' and " Philadelphia Gazette do; we
temperate in the extreme, and go the full extent
Of the Doctors argument; we believe he told the
truth and W mean 10 make him stick 10 his text
And il is worse than idle for the " Comnsrcial' or
the " Philadelphia Gazette" to attempt, by abuse,
or evasion, qubbling, to get rid of this thing
n. drunkenness COmmu-
nifty its paternity to the edrnking members
of the Christion church, We dare the Doctor,
his injudcious friends, to deny this; because we
will bring proof positive Of the fact
denounced the system of wine -drinking adopted
by professors Of religion, such as the editors Of the
sCommercal" and " Philadelphia Gazette" and
said he had hope whatever for them He said
these characters we're the greatest hndrance the
cause OF temperance had. We dare him to deny
this, for can fasten it ON him by more thas fifty
witnesses. We don't like that consummats hypecrite,
William l.. Stone, complain that he said this; bat
we do complain that any one should attempt to deny
il for him.
We took great pains to report the great religious
and said there. We took philosophic view OF them,
and gave ali that said by the good the pious, the
knaves and the fools We gave both sides, and this
was never done before And we shall do this again;
by so doing we shall immensely benefit the cause Of
truth and piety and true religion. We shall root
the rogues and hypocrites and wolves in sleeps
clothing. Heretofore men who would not be looked
upon at home, have put on new suit OF black come
on here, and casting off all restraint behaved worse
than the vest bias phemers, to the great injury OF
true goodness. The city for whole week was
a perfect Satarnaia mes, and women, and chill
dren, and whites, and blacks, were bawling, and
barking and shouting, and sweating, and rant
ing and raving, about things they totally igno
rant Of and thus degraded religion in the eyes Of
the multitude. And stone, and few others OF the
same e-bibing class bound by the tie Of
interest and filthy lucre with this senseless clique Of
hypoc rites in black they want to hold the world In
the chains Of superstition still lsnger and impede the
progress Of parity and piety. But we will correct
this we call things by their right names we 20
to the fountain Of truth-the Word Of God himself
and there drink from the pure and uncontaninated
source Of purity-that well Of waters sprnging up
unto everlasting life
We now call upcn the editor Of the philadelphia
Gazette, Of honor and lever Of justice, to
publish this statement, in order that the Rev. Dr.
Tying, and his congregation, may see the facts as
they are. We can have no motive or intsrest in
this matter, other than the truth.
wnAT's IL NAME1-Heretofore clergymsn have
bsen termed "divines"-bat now the true name is
coming into use" devils" Oaly lovely women de-
serve the term "divine'-ana they are divine all
over Who denies lit