New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
rmr. Govern. Temperance Concert

The Tribune OF this morning long ~inded, up
,ieIe In feats To the which ioea place on
to e-cupae tae Trustees OF The Church anu throw hc
blame partly upoR The Columbian Society ans partly upon
Mr. Covert himself Allow 10 stale the truth 10 tie
public. Mr Coreri, member OF the Board of Di.
rec;ion Of the CouInbs Society hatng sung at srra,
Of getting up Concert tor his benefit The Columbian
SoceIy, who bad hr-d the Church for every Monday
night The year. the OF re dollars per night from
last jane shine open or SHUT Conesrt or no Con
and paid iort r last cent and held their us
and Concerts whcut giving nctce m any kind to TIE Tfu>-
tees considered Justly tlai he Church their,
Monday nights, Thursday nights for The Butch
ers' Society Enicr these Circumstances the Columbian
Society, in the sp o; Temperance beRero!eaee,
kindly offered Mr. Covert Of the Chure!, on their
regular night and consented iorgo their public meeting
order thar he might have fuller Concert that
and the $50 witch these charitable and conSid
rate CcacOns generally exacted Susc occasors ef
ample the Clinton Banner Fresen.aii-n) &c Ga ths
evening OF the last meeting OF he Columbian Society The
Concert was first announced the very next night al Mr
Browns Concert wu, repeated again, at The Bntchers
meeting told published in the Sun three wbc!-
days These sage grave present but did not hear
il. Why: were their stuffed wi,h cotton No Any
of them deaf. No /, Stael that letter was sent 10
the President OF The Columbian Society on Saturday He
has denied the assertions no 81 letter was recsved by
Directors OF the Columbian Society and there are toTy
OF ihein great many living the neshborhood OF
The Church. Of The Trustees are now or formerly were
Directors OF the Society. Give Mr. 3 w al! he asks, vas
that very uucrstisnke and uncharitablc ac!loH
keep or geo ladies' outside the Church when the
Church could be opened and liz up ID minutes a, tar
thest if mistake had occurred IN relation TO giving
their great Sanhedrm Should common decen
CIV at the eas, have compelled him to open Church!
Is this Christian kindness ioIbearance, eeAnesS charity
the like, in regard 10 the Jim Crow performances and
buTooneres OF Temperance Concerts, which this sirtuo
bellows about Justify Where did he s; find That out?
There have been gooi many the Church all this
rer and fall and they who got them up paid smlry for
them, aye, if should be allowed to guess would say ii
Mr. Covert had gone TO this with ls dollars all would
have been right hope the public will now know how 10
estimate this affair and go Washnsios Hail on Friday
nigh, and support good and valuable Temperance Singer
OF Il NERlTAS.
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suner As sd
extra sup Il IS
donhe 81 Sd
Three ply, superior patterns and colors IS.
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Together with large a>sortmentot Dru2gets O'clohS,
Rugs Door-mats Table and Piano Covers, India Mating,
Stair Rods Sc-the largest stock of goods IN the city Pur
chasers would find their decided interest TO call and
examine the stock before locking elsewhere.
r. SMITH, Jr., 4i8 Peari-street,
OF 2w Opposite Williani-streci