New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

g5,i I'm. ;Io tie yery r.6rca; he d Gesae!
ham the rac. Of Chs,iaa ,hop. al 5coped me dI''e
moment he be :r1s laiegi5et5 nc cefse ii pihc o9iH..
nr, ron, ;sG denounced HIN -Ss;nst'' -HlV
%ox. sir. in order to T,-rpar. for experiment No ,
I beg you to bear in mind that thnss trere eT6cny
in The situation here described when Benne:i wrote
the following attack, published before the meeting
81 Carroll Hall.
Bishop Hughes. who from the hi:h' 5eoea;s ;.d, ;adS a e
esbhlcfs. haNas .. cap,'-. "rc7, olI1 @
,f. mon, n: 0.iziaa; ne IN, small potato question: ~
it-e - rg.., ~ NJ ->,f g a:;. PURPOSES in- 10
-lst Cetsoies n ':s YORK lis'iaft 2arig
q. ~, h. soe c., e. rfs e4-1:. r2 q. o.. & i.
Do y,,n STE any I-,Aing mere AGAIN DO You see
any new marx on Bennett iorcaead vFahGso .! 'iiS
owu hand
Ihcre !, onc c-r=e however tbs letter w',eh :. SO
extraordinary. ineA2;s6 - - ' y" Mrs
% 5 ,s, hi VIZ, lie cale o: . brutal treatment which
@ @ @ wa :,,r III. rci.,rlirtl ~, onrci when vIsel
lie orn Exchange, udbim Ia' IS indeed pecc ct iio
F 's @ M p, Inag S,.eig BE well believed, when
No Teyrr ,yre = ~ liable o uttered wot or even inoGsh
fe ie.,v;e ,i!e. iaos,t IL; c oar ha''ns written 90
pru.d iee against Ms utonoei IS 81 once afpHgr' &
henit known TINT during the ' t:eny yef> ina, AZ ny
-ea c5G1-c- wt; c pres Ie ,' coui;'yatf!y e4s,a
u5 10 the fH ~ tx corn f'c1:s ]" EVER irlsFece 10
O'Io4ae. cSuf>5 aiin5ini 81 Ee 'i.t, @ a ,.,.
@ ,s ai;acF on ta southern linutions ct
III. couifg A:ack Nir,.OConnc !, mGr4 d4J-s gnd
"i .- cat 4 back ,n :iUcnes with Il the bGfnn;
nd.rat,nn ,v..,' ci De iiuis grossly ass.!iv
. never ey-. ~ iuipc,;ion. kei female
any fnc4 .ape ''a-Te' Ihn' 'lcil o. i.si p:HI
EA9e6men. ". 3.
Nc woa! adyi'c = '.es No; TO iiase !ns req 'o, 81 s
c.l-. W l -, int L., - I.jir.I -, aH caiioi'less; " ~
c. y c;a, bon; mat e sever spared II N ha
sfs,G 'ToHl. 10 . lust @ ne '',r IL. @ g'et i ~ ,, G
la ,eiurct and empoyr item etoG iiS hol,e IN NairG'
i-e,i. 'anI!. C.: - ~, - ''''
"','' g;sae.is Hsrald, yc,. ir. No. iso.
I'ns ~ .tr!iGcs lie most interesting rX-
! n-rnc,i, ai the whole an! li!e Paeuomeaa OF ,a-
va,,i,il, cam exhbi, nothing Ike IT, Yea see ,het III
op1osjfon to ms own will he has fixed The mrs,
! hraGd on lis own ioTei'e,d III reference 10 Mrs.
I o. onnali. ..nd HoH want 10 see wheihe. he
moral Influence o! trIth viii nos ompel MN 10 TX
ann,fer cry--siSs- 10 reference 10 Ife same sltjrct
.'rrv -st -:rprs. and c,tls5uea, he says those
rN1 e f tain ~ 'src cnaiact-f, a.d ,uch - Il never
caui ''ae +: @ .,cs,e . 5a1 i.a 10 20
.Nl nora,=. Wa. lad-ii eN,ee'i-iy chlsnGel At tie
ure, ',uonsifiei 'eFe:el5 win i.e -rsAemf" "Ho
them, ihe seIthe-'a" "A5 ". = ':.''' ,sg 1874
Nov Sc Whether the phenoneuoa OF cross
G,oua i IL be realized according 10 my theory ot
truth:
Every edit al article which appears in ;he Herald {,
,vfiie.. ~ piby whom: Uai;cf, not but al written
re une ii= con ;p gad superintendent oi one mind' -
In me i',i.ovI.ls experiment, shall make Ben
nett for The entertainment Oi tiie SPECTATORS 90
through another cOmPOund movement oi tins slua,
whirh cannot bat prove verr Interesting. In TIE
first place, iu order 10 understand The question, he
iuvruts ueetiug Oi Native Aincncuhs tom
roses speeches tor Them; and. rs If his intention
were to dect any moh ihat might aters.ard aris".
Oits bur.in. Of or Chrcbes, he pubi!she. IN one
/ uI these speeches. '.ti0t there Grc dungeons nHd,r
81 Pd:rickS Cathedral, tc4ich caa be infendGa far
NJ other purpose t2aa tie Imprisonment dnd tor
lure aj he Prote>GnRt G.iiS erS 9i this city, rheH
he Caiholcs Siio@ii gan tie aScemdancy" IN re-
lcrence to ;his subject, h; says 4 few days aile!-
ward:
The rtpress ofth ctya miserable concern-ncu-
ally Ind uic rGaciy je,eh'E - dst'ait WIN pasod
wasgGr that al iS movement vas UAoix ana iintau t
spee, wIrn through TAR '"strg'"s"tasiiy car
fsq fl & 1 az Ss Se5 i. i ls az a % ic rca"aoay !o
-a,l .lva ,i. r-.i,,.> nt IN. Es-
@ " ,is 81 her ,ityof iilr rcst Gal jaoi e1Ss,rqte
c-t,J9. y ia @ Mo lad @ very % caIaey ,
tBcRf,t. Soc. 3. isll.
lie!c Iuu perceive, - the DENIAL .! lie forgery.
Now thcn :or experiment No. i.
And IN order place hole plan ofopeations before tie
ne,s party Gnd beie the public t-e 90 az sc famous liner
Brosdoay and Tie ij0,csrywAich piece of inarnn
ton aid nie'e 10 pen in, IN 9faseai ana , iJi a
u carrying the canvzsgnd the topics w Gh mott ptopgt
~ invited attention of the speakers and leaders of the
movement And this succeeded GdR1rl5y. The ground We
thus pointed oLt. practical and at the same tine ati-
and HnCb'rusire manner was taken by e leaders oi te
movement. ard THE sgtnon went rvm that hour with
pt Md succe Al 'he Pt2ceed.s Of IRE party w, were re.
l1y informed o He "e-. TIE pgcPoseS aud t"e pogess ."
Is ei9 Pamid o doa ~ md 1c el s ,m o D
that prevent mode OF prescribing the true tcnabe
FsSaH gl ;'f f 5Dr @ q G< isi PRODUCING ' "-D
The Shedding ut human blood, and the burning
down Of CGiohc churches might be anticipated, gS
the natural, (wheer it the " desired, effect
of such publications or not. And iEe waiIng ianl-
lies and uiue, icmpics Ul another city can best de-
clure whether the Geaos and the end nave not been
in true keeping with each oll'or But at any rate,
,ou see by appiyiug the Gfrnt 10rce O TRUTH, his
hands tly up against his viii, and ix another melan
ctoy brand upun lis iOrehead. Is Il small sequel 10
all this vii! just mention that after having directed
as far rs he could The attention and The passions o
ANY mol. that might be, ag&nstlle Catholic Church
es-a!t-r hu":n; famed the embers ci social dIvis-
ION into titme--a.ter having seen tie earth Crh-
son+d :, It'll human blood, which ought 10 have been
reserved Tor the detencc u e country,-aad all 'hls
as have sad, the natural, II not the desired, ELECT
Of hi- v.nous iulsehoo.s, he can discover in II
all, even now, nothing more than an equality with
one o the - moral essays known urder the lite OF
.Esurs FABLES There Is ths difference, how
ever that -7IS0y'S FIbisS did not tend TO arson and
blooGShed ana the oAly similarity that tl,e compAr-
son suggests IS, iiia pi scaily, according 10 The
anceUt>. d.-0p was II bcdu!y-ead 50. ann told. Il
Sir. Bennett.
But, trust the experiments already made are su-
cient TO establish NY theory OF the latent power Of
Truth over fu.schood--aa Is being vastly mere Won
deriul in ts act0n on MAD, than galyanism ltsei!
n iis application 10 lnnnmale but articuatcd
bodies.
iaerc is one inalliblc test proving that any reli-
g;oA-so caied-whch inspires men with imifcd,
one towards another. even accoun; oi religious
dir, enc, cG. n0l risomuch be oi sod for Col
is love. lnie religion Inspires US with sentiments OF
love towards Cos, ,-l.rs and above all !; an.i next,
love towards neighbors ~ ourselves. Now our
has taught most beautifully, n the exam
lie OF the good samaritan. that love Tor neghbor
means ALI! M,NKISp. You, yourself, sif, have once
illustrated tn admirable AMI !n:abe text,-so far
H. sentiment ana feeling concerned, of true rcii-
sion. And although ny opinion, on such Il tpic,
! wal be received a. llti- woith | WI! say-ihere
never was prouder day for the Pro estant religion
whch YOU profess, and or Your own iae, tann ti'at
on w.ch on rejected lhe testm ny Of biaria 'ionN
aioeit she e4.ofsed by reverend njs as h Pc
;Ii cons rom puaery and her filthy book recon-
!nan'et as vrrlciUus and oppoft.nc producuob.-
Will make bold 10 say that sickness or III n. altl1,