American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
CITY INTEILlG ENCE.

y ulluG american shtl1S Quoting OUtpUti-
ing Of thc Peopie. The Mass Meeting Of the
Native American party al Monument Square
last evening, was truly an avalanche Of the
people, mighty gathering Of the Sons Of a
mcrca, determined no longer to submit to Tor
cjgu influence. Thousands were present, and
The enthusiasm unbouuded. The whole Square
was living mass Of human beings, whose loud
shouts told Ia cmphat" language, that they
were determined or great and r!oro"S veto
ry, to accomplish which they now have but TO
90 earnestly at work
The stand was handsomely decorated WIN
the American iilg, which hung IN graceful ieS-
toohS, wmIc above was the expressive motto,
"Dur Country, ana above that iIpatcd another
nag. koundtfecs hnc band was stationed in
the rear OF the stand, and at intervals dlScours-
ed IN hne style most excellent muse
About =. cl"cN, j. NlcNlni Duncan Esq,
introduced to the vast asSctnbiage, John w.
Ashmcad Esq, OF fhIadeIPhia Mr. Ash
mead made most powerful address. we have
seldom listened to more pleasant Sptaker.-
lis original anecdotes, keen wit, convincing
arguments, and lofty eIoq""nce, were respond
cd to Ivy loud accIa'nmatIon. lie announced
that lac had formerly Oecn democrat, and that
nc never voted any other ticket Tie repealed
with indignation mo charge that Tie Native
sect. and showed concIusiyelv that those who
made j, were guilty of the act themselves
We reqret that time and sDacc ureclude our
giving Il sketch of his CONVINCING address. He
sat down amidst the ploudits of the WHOM as
scmblare.
Mr. Dickinson. also Of PhIadclnhia was
then introduced. MIR. D. announced himself
AS n nlcrhnnic and urocerdcd IN address The
meetino in a pIiu. argumen,atiye and forcjble
manner, which seemed To carry conviction to
every mind, while il drew forth shout upon
shout from The enthusiastic audience.
GEORGE Ford. ESQ. of Lancaster. closed the
meeting. in an animated address. lntcrspersed
with some admirable anecdotes. which pro-
duced most hear,y shouts of l,uohtor. His
,,nr,l IN tho mechanics WAS Irresistible while
tho facts winch he nn,tion,d MS within his own
kuowledon. seemed to make very deep inn
rrne,io,, ,n,n tha ,vhola ossa,nbIir, uboso
e,thnsiastic anoIousa ron, tba vcrv air
<nt,vithstondinr tho i,nn,arsn tIr,n,, of nor
SIMS nrcscut we arc rIod n he enabled to saw
that The s,rictest dcc5rurn was observed me
rooo,in., ,lo,,rnoI ,y;,h ,Lrno c,,oor. Gar ,ho
t,;np,nI nfNotiva A,,,or;c,n nr,nc;nIos in Raj
,;n,orn -, lyodnosd,,,,,o,, of,yLioh th;s ',ro,l
,lcnono,tr,iion n9ar3. tbn ,nost orconr9rinr
aTido,'..
Conservation Of The Synagogue Agreeable TO
previous arrangement. the consecratlon Of the
new Hebrew Synagogue, on the corner of Lloyd
and Salisbury streets, (Old TOWN. took place
yesterday afternoon. AT the hour appointed
for the commencement ot the ceremonies, the
church was well filled with ladies' and gentle
men, present by invitation, comprising persons
OF all religious GCnOmnatlOnS-amOnT whom |
We noticed the Rev. Mr.. Ilealey, Of the Bap- /
fist Church; the Rev. Geo. ID. PuIVanCc, OF
the Presbyterian church; the Re;. VIM lamit- .
ton, of the Methodist church; the Rev. Mr.. |
Shrigiev, of the Unlversalst church; the lion.
J. T. Kennedy, and other distinguished citi |
2ens. Previous TO the commencement OF the
ceremonies, the Rev. Mr., Rice, Grand Rabbi
OF the United States; the Rev. Mr.. A@sci, re-
sldont Reader for the church; the Rev Mr.
LeeSo, OF Philadelphia; the Rev. Mr.. lSlacs,
OF New York; and the Board OF Trustees Of
the church, arrayed themselves in white SATIN
, scars lie congregation was called 10 Or
Ger, Wheh lhey al TOOK thelr seals the aGleS
occap}lh me galleries, ana the gentlemen the
seats MEOW, \"entihg tloIF iatS' according 10
tAe oFuef OF tAe caulehJ ne scarlet ofaPety
III 'foh' OF the altar' was thrown "s,ue' f1Iea!-
NY Hyhoouc'l chloieHS-tnc Scroll Oh Winch
Is written tne ho'y law o. Tod' &c',-WA,ch
~ VI +''A "'"'N'i NM |1|S'i'J "'o"9''''
lnoSc were conveyed oy tle persons fooo1 as
named above TO the other extremity OF the
church; when, after Il series OF marching, |
chanting Praying, tSc'' IN ilehrGw' they were
restored to lhelr former place. he rev HiF'
Anse'I then offered up prayer, inVoklng the
blessing OF God upon the National, State and
CITY authorizes, &c The koY' Mr. Leese, /
next delivered a ci"sic ana beautiful address,
III English, adopting as his text, the l4th and
10th verses o! deuteronomy; "Nelther with
you only do ! make tins Covenant and this
Oath; but with linn that standoth here with US
th's day before the Lord onr God, and also
with him that IS not here with us this day. =
These words, uttered by Moses, IN an address
to the people OF Israel, were intended to extend