The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
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which such learned doctors are capable Nor were
the accused wanting In talents or arguments, but
defended themselves IN a most skiul manner an
swering all the crossquestons put Them promptly
and without hesitation; but at the time weigh
ing every word, and so cunningly framing their
answers as not little to perpex and astonish their
venerable judges. They proved to demonstration,
that they had stormed the New Jerusalem" year
ago last August, and having massacred all their car
nal usts and passions, had by constant lighting and
watching, kept the citadel tree from the intrusons
OF its old occupants and had defended successful.
ly, notwithstanding the furious attacks OF me De-
vii ard his ,mlsares. They also stated that II was
their intention still to persevere the defence, and
never to hang out the white flag, while there was
Shot N the locker
The opinions of the Synod were divided as to
them and their doctrines and after taking up nearly
their whole time in the trial, finally came TO the
conclusion TO SEND them home again TO be tried by
their own Presbytery; instructing that Presbytery
"to deal as Justly with them as they could cOnsls-
tently"
We are told, that on certain occasion, "The
sons OF God came to present themselves before the
Lord, and Satan came also among them " This was
the IN the present instance. His sable majesty,
however, did not take the trouble 20 transform him
self into an angel of light, but entered that august
asse mbage in the shape of an Abolitionst, bearing
an an,i-sldvery memorial, and determined to make
row. He attemp ed to make speech IN the morn
Ing, but was most unceremonousy set DOWN
which he tor the time submitted to- But last Dlght
Dg that II was his lest chance, he arose. ana In
spite of all opposition proceeded with his speech
And now scene OF uproar eDs1ed, which would
not have dssraced the political meetings recently
held in this place In vain did the moderator beat
the floor with his cane in vain DID cries of order,
order, resound from all parts OF the building. He
would stale the views OF the memorialls's, and me
usu Al results followed. "1aafene dn,,n's c1fsttbus
uGp thought as contrased The elongated coun-
tenances which | beheld a few evenings before,
with those now before me, agitated with passion,
and filled with every variety OF comic expresslon-
Who the worthy IS who raised such COMMUNION
klat tul, I'm IN -
the temple OF Fame have no doubt but that there
was a niche made to be filled by him, when he
shall have succeeded in llberatlng the oppressed
throughout the world
While these things were gong on In the religious
world, politicians holding rejoicing over the
democratic victory in this State, and the election OF
Mr.. Wright. in the shape OF procession, composed
of about 800 men and boys, carving lighted tur.
pentlne balls on The end of sticks, flags, Illuminated
banners, &c. Some OF those banners bore on
them most rare notices, which should like here
TO notice, had time but the following examples
may br given OF their wi and patriotism. The most
attractive one was composed OF candle box, Two
sides OF which had been knocked out. and pieces
of muslin tackled on in their place, on which was
" Shall the free born OF liberty bow their
necks to the aristocracy? Mo-! Never, No !
Down with the arislocracy After marching
ns@ss Re psph the wSere a wss
Billy then" Alas he has found out that to De a
Congressman " ANT what IFS cracked up TO be-
However, there was no backing out. Ii ne wisned
TO get any sleep that night, preserve his flowers
and trees from being trsmpled down, he must
paciiy the mob IN some way Accordingly ne ala
Start not--he actually did come out and make
speech. | was going TO give II TO you entire; out
won't spoil il, as it ID necessary that each one
should hear it tor himself, to appreciate lis merits
But it you will take the trouble to read the maiden
speech of Tiulebat Titmouse, Esq M p, on Is
recovering the Yatton estate, you will obtain very
good idea of the style But, although this was
part of what his fellow citizens wanted, il was not
all. " How dev,llsh thirsty II makes teller TO
walk through this dust, ;" was the patriotic remark
of bystander. But in vain was the air rent with
" three times three" and over again, until the
voices of the multitude resembled the croakipg OF
frogs; in vain did a small cannon, placed in front
Of Mr.. WIS house, below forth his praise ; IN
vain
The pipers loud and louder blew !"
il was evident that the r whistles were not to be
wet that night. The election was past, and II would
be two years ere il returned again. So, after wait
ing for some time, and finding that was no use,
they again formed in procession, and casting many
lingerlSg glance upon the stately mansion, wend-
ed their way back again. the band playing " Git cut
OBJ de way, old Dan Tucker"
Yours, truly, JOHN BARLEYCORN.