The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
Lynn.
Correspondence Of the Herald.)

LYNN, Mass, December 6, 1S43.
Great Excitement in'Lynm-7he Come Outers-Gdr-
rison's Lcctmre-Business-1 Ladies-1Ae h.
raid.
DEAR BENNETT -
As you have no regular correspondent in Lynn,
/ take the liberty to furnish you with a few items
Within ten days past some of our citizens have
had their excitement up 10 boiling heat in conse-
quence of sermon preached by the Rev. Mr.. Por-
ter very talented Methodist clergyman, upon the
doctrines of the sect called Come-outers AS you
may not know of this peculiar people, will
state for the information 0your readers that they
are composed OF set Of men and women, black
and white, who believe in nothing except the Ii
berry to disturb and abuse their neighbors, claiming
the right to do this whenever IT may suit their fam
cy, whether in a church or lyceum. They are
generally people OF no influence or standing In So
ciety, and great portion OF them are reprobate
members of the Society of Friends.
1t was of this set of beings and their doctrines,
that the aforesaid Rev. Gentleman took occasion
10 speak, and the way that they cured and writhed
under it, showed conclusively that his work was
well done that he touched the right cord. AZ
soon as the sermon was finished, notice was given
that reply would be made at Lyceum Hall, the
Sunday evening following, by VIM. L. Garrison.
Well, Sunday night came, and such meetng-l
went early 10 take NOTES.
As entered the hall, saw in one corner the Gel
hundred and sixty-eight others petioned the Legs-
laure for liberty to marry niggers. She was in
deep conversation with one or two "colored SIS
ters' and her countenance bespoke she had talents
which should be employed in some more worthy
cause. Near by her, you could easily discern the
famous Lord T, with his hands in his breeches
pocket up to his elbows. He acts as kind of gene.
raj spy to his ciqs-t being his practice to spend
his Sunday evenings loaiing round TO collect :" in
| ,erestng events" On this occasion he was enter
tanning few ladies with his remarks slaughter
houses" In another corner were the two Miss
BIS, who are always sure to attend every rowdy.
dow meeting, in company OF few particular
friends, call for the good OF the slave. There, TOO
was MI H., as full of enthusiasm as an egg Il
full Of meat Around the Speakers desk were con
gregated precious band of fathers, who certainly
could not feel much proud OF each others company
James, OF woodon-duok memory, however was
the active man of the eyenng--having called the
: meetng-invited Garrison, and made big fool Of
himself, call On his own responsibility" A soap
lock ed and soit-headed chap sort OF country ped
| agogue also seemed to want the people TO know
somebody's coming, for notwithstanding the people
at the close of the lecture evlnced wish To retire
he insisted on making speech, in which he show
| de himself jackass and braInless nlnny.
4 But in regard TO the lecture, It was what NIGH
! have been expected from Ganlson-twaddIe, with
out argument, without sense, from beginning e
end-it was TRADE of abuse against the clergy ant
ridicule of the bible. Such stuff, however, wa
approximately those who invited him. for through
out the lecture you could hear from different part
OF the .ndIl, Hdi lIus. IN tue iiiiulsttfs,
"Don't want any Sunday" "Wherc's Parsor
I Cook, >" "Comeouterism's Christianity" "Two ant
a half millions of slaves" eco il, "i&c. &c. The
lecture closed with noise that would make one
think himself in pandemonium. so LAUGH for th,
Comeouters and their leader.
Business here is good-the town full of prett,
girls, and the Herald is read more than any othe
paper. More anon, foufs, SQrIBo
INDIAN COUNTRY The Arkansas IntelIgencer
of the 18th inst, contains the following items o.
news from the Indian country
The Council have provided by law for the publication
of a newspaper, to be called the Cherokee Advocate
TO be printed in the English and Cherokee languages
We understand that Mr.. VIM Ross Will be the editor, who
is far Judge, the most capable person that
could be selected in that nation.
Our old friend Col james Fletcher, Chief OF Puck.
shunubbee District, Choctsw Nation, paid town
visit last Tuesday lie informed that the health Of the
Chocaws has been bad during the past that the
large quantity of rain which fell during the and
fall has injured the cotton and crops and that they
viii be short this year He speaks favorably Of the pros
porous and improving condition Of his people. They
have turned their attention 10 moral and intellectual
provement The truths Of the gospel spreading
through the land and its influence s felt These people
have been friends and allies the United States
Gov Butler and his attaches will leave Fort Gibson
for Cash Creek Council until the 2Oth We look forward
with high expectations 20 the result Of this meeting
Wash Starr, Jim Starr, and Reese are in custody
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