The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
Cur ious Controversy between the Rev. Da
Yll u nlc. md the Rev Jnmes Robe rkh1M.

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Gu, i0us Controversy between the Rev. Da.
vid II ale. and the Rev James Robertson.
"CoURrEsy'' or DAVID HALE, Eio, or INV
one day iast week, and told him that some gentle
men contemplated organizing an Anti Gambling
Association, and We desired the IdDeiBace 10
hold the meetings in, and asked il il would be
dsengaged any night next week. He replied that
il was disengsgtd altogether Al present, ard we
could have il any night III the week. The follow
ing conversation then took place;
RAT what price II Fifty dollars night,
for such purpose. X is that the lowest fnc.
IL 1t you take Il for number OF ngh'r, gu may
have i at $37a k-Will II be NECESSARY ior me
10 call upon you again, il Its taken Yes, you
pay for It in advance, or bring rome rssponsi-
BILE person 10 say that he viii rec II paid X. made
another observation, and II seemed as though he
was ritated about something, did MOI know ~hai,
but thought IT was owing 10 his peculiar ttmpeia-
ment, and lett his office.
On Friday, the Is h OF August, 1874, wrote an
adveItlsemtn for the True Sun, whl.h was pub
lIshed on Saturday, concerning ITS Organization,
ne. My not succeeding in obtaining the money
that expected, wrote a note 10 Mr. Ii and stated
The facts, and offered him the management Of The
funds received, or he might suggest some method
more agreeable to himself; and called at his
house, ~ Murray street, and found that he bad
gone TO Boston, but was expected home that
evening. ! LEI, the note and called this morn,
me, and Mr.. Hale came out If his back room,
hike a great would-be. nabob,. and said"
cant accede TO your request, and II you have not
got the msney, do not want to talk TO you any
more about it," | was about To remark that Mr..
Green would be here, &c but ii. interrupted me,
and said, Il do not want To talk to ysu any more
about II, for have talked 10 you now, moIe than
have time 10 epare, and received note from you,
also about Tiny time IS too precious TO b- speut in
this way" ! asked the privilege Of ssyinga lew
words in explanation; but, said H., 'IwI hot hear
| anything more, without you have got the money"
Said ], sir, do not understand this treatment Ii
"WelI,l do, land he walked towards his back room
door | again asked, will you let us have il at
$37a il we take II tor three nights or y ore -
"a have no more 10 say until you come and brTg
me he money" And he stepped into his back room
aud walked out OF his house, thinking 10 myself,
il had been gambler, dressed up IN their fashion,
might have received civil treatment II nothing
| more and | have no doubt but what he " uld
treat any man that might come TO HIM dressed
in the style that they do dress. in much
me. / wonder how Jesus Of NazeTeih would be
treated if he was 10 call upon his profesfed
follower, David Hale, Esq. He wore cont over
three years, and we have no account Of his having
Jared sumptuousIy whilst he was upon earth and
if he 10 come amongst us now, appearing an
he did at Jerusalem, have not the slightest doubt,
but what such men as David Hale, ESQ, would be
as ready 10 cruelty him as was the Jews. That s,
Judging him by his treatment TO me IN regard 10
my obtaining The Tabernacle. Is il not barbarous
treatment for any one IN the shape OF man To-
truth, justice, and prosperity, visit him Tor the
aforesaid treatment TO me. Thy servant,
JAMES RoBkR1soS, A. y G.,
No. 8 City Hall Place.
p. S.-The above is plain statement Of facts az
they occurred, to which am willing 10 make oath
10 J. II.
MR. think that after such treatment, that
the community will justify me in holding the
meetings in other building, especially so long
as Mr.. H. has the letting OF II and shall, there
fore, look for another place. and make II known as
| suon as possible. y N.
Real object Of sympathy and Charity.
The widow Tuohy, wife Of Michael Tuohy,
prcsenan, well known for "a years IN this city, 10
now left with five children, all young, WITHOUT
either fire. food, clothing, BY the decrease OF her
natural protector, who died in the City Hospital, OF
| dysentery, on Sunday morning. August Is, le44.
She appeals to the benevoience Of his irlowwork.
men ia the trade generally, as also TO the humane
and chsrt,be Of every class, respond to The calls
| OF bereavement and tfiictiOn The smallss, con
irbuton will be gratefully received, IN ora.r mat
she may be enabled TO trsin ny those children IN
The paths of recti,ude and the humble Individual
who ndites this appeal would cay To those bhshtd
with the good things Of this life, here IS an opior-
tuni,y OF your fulfilling the divine law, which says;
| "Am-n-even a. cup OF water gwen N my name
shall not pass without i,s reward" Extloii, men,
IN this case, your gratitude towards your Zoo i1f
1 The rIch gifts bestowed upon You, wh,h hie VIII
| held from thousands- show the world that the iand
Of Columbia IL sympa hetc, and that lis people are
generous hearted, and will protect thosr ,e onss
and their mother from The cod pias's =, ~ E,,,s
beth street.
DEATH or A REaAnKABrE MAN -.DIed,at his resi-
| Jence at The Cherokee mission, the Cherokee ma
.o noe, Iesse Bus' head Chief Justice OF the SUI
arsme Court OF the Cbcrokees He wss enjoy ing ex,
celent health the l1h Of July when ne was
9th The fever tina, climate. He ives native, and re-
| maj kabe man.
Taourr r IN RHopR ISLAND II is stated, that ar.
making 10 have the whole military OF
RHODE Island under arms the 4th OF September next
because IL apprehcnded thut disturbance will spr,nE
ont Of political meeting which Is 70 take place or
that day.