The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-30

comes of H.. Now the ssoutsn IN order 10 asceI-'
tam how the sins" dispose yearly OF this immense
sum, have very properly commenced an agitation
respecting the doctrines OF ransubstanton, kneehng
at the Eucharist, and praying for the dead. thus
gives an appearance of decorum and responsibility
to the quarrel about the disposition Of one million
OF dollars per annum, and keeps the great mass OF
the people, who have sometimes very Impairment
curiosity, if permitted to entertain 1t, comfortably
bhndfolded, and in suitable state TO be imposed
on as usual by the successful combatans for the
oaves and fishes, whoever the fortune OF war,
may declare them 10 be. This is the true point AT
issue. We shall wait for the results with the
anxiety which their Importance and dignity warrant.
In the meantime We are glad to see the church
stirred up-gad to see lazy priesthood stimulated
TO some exertlon-glad to chance arising for
change In the disposition of the Trinity Church
property, for turn about is fair play" and TAR
plays JeweP'-glad above all to'see that MIR. John
Duer is not content yet to rest from his labors; but
having purified the temple Of Mammon, is now
hard at work embarrassing the house of God.
The election for the Vesrymen, for the triumph OF
tweede-dum or twcedle-dee, will take place next
spring-pickings and steallngs $l,OOO,O0O per an
mum; Don't forget that, saints of God.
FIRST DATTf.E BETWEEN THk NATIVE AMERiCANS
AND THE IRISH REPEATERs-YoUNG AMERICA TRIUM-
PHANT.-The great and glorious movement, which
has been so successfully beganb the Native Ameri-
ofthis city, rapidly spreading the entire
length and breadth fthe land from Maine to Geor-
gia and bands of surdypatots organizing for the
contest. The Repeal party, fearing the inevitable
result which must follow such determined efforts,
have taken the stand, and by force of arms have
A.tar, nd TO ,l,a,,, fro .I,o e.lI
The first actual encounter took place in BROOKLYN
on Tuesday night.
At meeting held by the Native Americans for
the purpose of organizing and adopting the Con-
stitution, staging had been erected in front
of the City Hall, and upon, around, and on
every side of it, was gathered a host of
determined Natives. Suddenly shout was
heard-''Young America, the enemy are upon you;',
" To the rescue!' and the next moment came
tramping on with brogues and black-thorns, band
of Abolition Repealers; and hand-to-hand fight
commenced Crash splutter, dash, mash, knock
downs, broken shins, bloody noses, were received
and given on every side while Old Nick stood by
to the fun, and laughed and chuckled as he saw
how, with right good will, they punched each other
The Repealers after short but bloody struggle were
forced to turn and run, and then commenced such
chase; hats coats carcasses, legs of breeches and
torn vests, marked the course of the pursuit while
ever and anon, desperate rally would be made by
the hard-pressed Repealers but nothing could with
stand the vigor and the spunk of the Natives who,
finally, remained conquerers on the Lexington of
6 Young America.
This is only the beginning of the fun. We un-
derstand that the Hon. John McKeon, the little
Dan O'Conne of Irish Repeal in New York, in
tends to get up great meeting in Washington Hail.
at which they will expose and show up the whole
Native American movement We hope so-noth
ing would please us better