The New York herald., 1844-09-12
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l

gave u'erhce to correct and popular sentiments has
pee done during the past few days. when audn the
hpcoPh Convention OF Prnnsy vania and The ioolish
in'oierant and unprecedented conduct OF he Rev Dr.
Tying who IN this Tree lsnd-in thi. sgs of
the world IN this age when the preceps the doctrines
and practice oi hrstiani,y, well uIderstood by
the iay as The ciery and perhaps better attempted 10
shroud their deeds in darkness by excluding the epor
ers of the public press and denouncing particular e.
tabshment-tha very one he knew would toll The truth
notorious assure you sir here the conduc, OF DR.
TyIg mesis with universal conds mnatiou and many an
expression Of pity has gone forth foolish into.rant
and unprecedented" attack The Herald which has most
umphsnty vindicsted itself from his and on
emp'ibe iDsnuatons in the correctness of the reports
o. the proceedings OF tha body which the PIeeLce Of
the reve end gentlemen by no means hoDored. Every
thing doubt not, would have been OF strictly decorous
charscter-the motives OF onempugnsd and the
ductors OF the public press permitted quietly to dschge
their duy-but Tor the 'oolsb iniosran ard uIpIece
denedn conduct Of pr Tying, the advocate Of the very
Right Reverend all-aong e oo bran
Bishop OF the great Episcopal thuIch Of
The moment the reverend gentleman rose and stated
you had sent reporter here the dongs OF the
Convention the greatest excitement prevailed all being
natured clergyman IRON the east remarked Mem
beers sprsng to their seats-heads turned and
claimed one. who can he be7n asked another Are
you the reporter" said the Rev DR. TO the gents-
manly sa s.enSs,sphsr Of the Commercial
prise, oh, no sir guess hes invisible" Strange iel-
low, that Bennett! wonderful man y mutered a very
dog has enterprise too smiled legal gentleman, and
deserves encouragement responded another reporter:
WIN numerous simar exciamations IN various parts OF
the church Even the attention OF the ladies in the gal
lery were directed towards my person with little
uay , % NJ s1. ,or ume scaiceiy sDe 20 wIn,
siand ihe io9nsh intoieraht and unprecedented''
curiosity the Rev. Dr. Tying had excited towards
me But when such honest, intelligent, high
his ntolerant attempt to muzzle the liberty Of the
press, and insisted upon me sets oi Dr Tyne seeing
M Me HHut o. GAY entertained no ear ne had placed
nmsehi IN SITUATION az once contemplate and d grading,
from whicn y was evident ne desired to escape, without
me W'hefng Ieouke OF TWO such eloquent champions Of
the liberty o. the press a. BsNss and but
was o.nerwse oiueIed. Never did man cover more
all the principles OF the christian religion evidently
gret the performance OF an act at once oosh ntolef
ant and unprecedented from the simple that he i'm
medaey WhndreW ms obnoxious resolution aimed 81 the
exclusion OF the reporter OF the New York Herald from
'he en- moor sl o. me Convention: :. TO
!he whoIe course OF Dr lyng 'hrougnout the hrings
OF tne were strange, to say the least Why
snouu ne opJecs 10 ,ne presence oi reporters ne nsd
i,isn1 tne nght reverend BISHOP onderdonki Why he
snouo sfect an euiorla Iom the Haid assam he cha-
ei ~ me p"PeI anu pronounce hs reports garped
VI ~ mas aeauy peen s's,eo; Dnt one hing Is
-. iyhg ao,nea tne siisn,sst reference 70 the
true motives whch influenced him throughout the brief
session " 's ever hody desfe 10 smother
dh d1 y, ~ nv VIZ enases "guhs. nsnop onoeI-
uohk-to he acceptance OF ms resignation upon
the ground Of ~ heai'h and obtain Tor himself the
acouon u ass's,an. Di'hoP but must stop To-Day.
p'Un'.'ins n'v.e anon. ~ :,
rhhApALI on maoe me say Ut; Iyng was eiec!ed As
ss!ant Bshop whereas wrote he was not elected AZ
s"tan. n Dishop'
nave rern 70 stae 'hrough the columns OF
.o nv Iisau ut ~ aBe nc mapie company OF state
one oi tne pes ~ me country WIZ Psade on
Monday next N splendid new UNIFORM aier the style
- ne n.iusI my naVns soia 'ner oio oIsss
10 Governor obets OF Liberia They expect to muster
" men 'anh anu ny
o " ny pos " ~ P.opne'' uut asl you .ne coutSe
relative ts the late as,ancs in Ksnsiny
S e. e u'I ;u ns o's, 1aness ~ nen,.ns
.o' III" viii 'eiusc gu. s,Iee's VIM p!oVc'
h n s.Jp ,pmm r"e ,n,h Th i. ,n ~ 'aIs ns &
Inss ~ , u , ny ~ y ~ hee justice aunihs'eI
ea should a. pe KEEP. wmn me own breast braggar
,mas ~ 80 nart;car na;ns -, .,pl. M e,r rt t.,s
ves .ase 1 i pss 70 circuas we ssme lhese
so as to publicv assert Their ea,;n
-, ,,arsans ,"ho no., ~ .h ~ ~ - - . .,o
20 wn1 @ may nay ps noIe mem upon charges
~; 80 ~ ,"J l, %a 'nd ssp,e,s s , az
to nsc ustce and ny o,o 70 sas
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c;,i =, p., n ono ~ peeImes
ana 5enounce condnc, az amnn " s, ane
large = 'Nee 'a s'o'' :" 'o'eS -
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p.,,.,,,vv,. Gan, :,
rho .s.an os soI v;., M "a, H SEPT ~.
has crsei cnnside,shle rns,,;a, ~, 49, o.s ,r, r..Jn
when those who started in hs anrsr;, ,.t "a 80 ,nJ
sooah a"ah h n I% 81 s have now the
der if ,hcv f, thems.ivos cnnsis rah, ~ St !;
acunping dog the best Of times but cum
nlng when he has men o ike character with himself TO
deal with
u'nnos IN ms speech last night AZ the wing
u"..; us, 1's W., .a.e nouse Wy -he -pye NsycI
aft the tremendous Naive sa,berins raon.spr ny
,,s. ~ snu no' DOCK UP .ne street
G y.s % as Wig ~ ~, ~ s, s " Violate mos.
W. uppt " ,ne auu'eice u avor Q, ms par' ana peg
geo mem - -. sneir iaces agaihst Nansrm aeging
- @ ~. i. ~ I ~ a uoIny pu' InaIN You
w w Wv peor,. vi eI saha VINO p" the wings
Tha ;nrv H. ,ho casa ~ o - III tIs :. - ,s ;.h -.
Ja,y ~ 'e o"se o young fir.s chareed WIN rio
harnn ~, ~ asae, su, ~ -; nv M a.eo,ohsy zen uis
,arm a. "a ha,, ~ u % ,he mean 'mo rems'"s "
80 sh nas. Z, MI ohaa M ~ @ ,,s % .a " pio. ,..S
a;,s a. ,ai % su " ~. i.a tie nui'eI ~ Sa.nsw
ga n,a ,.s 49, m - 81 npo' " ' IN 's.. :
mnasa @ sr.o a.rua, "a , u ,su'ns Iii 81 ~ ,' ~. .' @
oaoa - ,oa s's y 'oan'ei VIII piooaoi' so"'
m1nsa ",''o.iow' :, So, -. -, l.. st,
,eranc ,,ns,d fs xnow , M , eoun
wh ,hs commissjon of ,rn.s - M ., vi i ss
| committed 10 await the proper requisition.
A. have her, toforc prediced the Hon. Charles Nay
"ho hau ,eh most shaneiuly treated ny lew men
III clOtbes-w0s This discharged by