New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

opinion entertained Of the arrest Of preacher on o1nds,
last ol he foot II Houston e.
~ O'Clock the crowd began 20 collect bu. a. ts =
conyeuiencCs had been made f,r reporters IL abpu
On hour lterwad there had assembled in front Of the
Ilaism and upon the siepa Of The City Han ovr 5oll
people, dmorg whom the greatest euthusssn Prsvalsa
1t either Il he platform, IN trout. two
one bearirg the American sy and The other flag uPon
which were tie arms % the City of New lOrk-
Previous the arrival Of the officers speakers three
groans were given for the Mayor three FOR Bishop High
three for The BsSgef &c Three cheers given for
the preacher who arrested Ned Bunne and others
Tie meeting called to order at y O'clock aai the
following officers unanimously elected:
pie,.rsrdtrt-wn E,erasu Charlie. Place Dr. c. V Rs
shlsh SENIOR BS5se no.a mo5f' % Sopn q ~ = ' IN
rIlsh wm- l. Dodge, joseph W. Savage, L. s.h Ja-7b a
Ssysioyie, John H Brirs. Hus,,d W Ans
Bsi.sy ire BesSAe M " Mason cHae J. Hlsa Co. 0sia'
y this time table chairs and lights were produced for
tie acc ommOdjtion Cf reporters. .
The following preamble and resolutions were read 1gring
the meet Dg and unanimously adopted;
woIslip hleFrt rishts Of Amer citizen v5a
cpaa q tss Upiis5 si.., I'D g,.s. We Is,'a O
cafe tyranny ealing for prompt condemnato1 b. TIE Po7uiSF
FssI Thsi in view q the tos5aues swsys EXTENDED hs
hee expEsn religious opinion n this country and Of t1s
y TIE fsl ere n hise privileges granted aim by ;s colta
rb.sr rr be ;cep ssfons Of par Atty On tie pars
ofhe sute for u o. is sud other cities 10 favor Of konn
fssd to Po:sstan nom siioa snI ibs- We eaa only 5s-
Ba That in he opinion this mee'iag the aEsst Of the Rev
Tress which bad been procured p9rpos
H'd Ilsf while e detsnaed obey aud sustain TIE
.. s Of oar ma w e.,Ss we .as q VII VI no no, ,t 70 % S
Io Of dess in authority h;ss 70 aeaoaa thoss
iiiertst Of ~, dnlt CAS- whether secuiaror resoas
e Re- Re .,e y ~. d r Esn st . ls. 5ds = o 's Sc
charged oe.don when breach O. the
ir tyranny incompatible with aad destructive
IS ~ ne Dasi1os Of .ss TssiI Of 3f or Co.,
~ H. ' ' 5.sto5s eaj9ged by c, pooe sni tSs, We
ot,Tiy ihs esus Inheritance ofieeasn re 5e's
o. rf.c',oe sad he Tgat gTso... . pr IL, W., s,,
rri snd sne. setion in attending Eleventh Ward
,I HoDsc s oshaus III Parons from M ft nprisCunsa-
Mr. Chsunccy Schaier then came forward to speak, he
said lie there net TO eensure the worthy ayor but
TO yndica;e the laws and defend the prncpl, Of free
speech which both the constitution AID statutes OF the
State fecue1 and which who violated was liable
20 re cnd imprisonment, any one, OF any religion or OF
Lad right to express his senlimens The Rey Mr.
Parsons had been outraged for exercising this right
preaching ChTisiiaDis not in public place bat private
ground oWhiChthe owner allowed nm the use llereWas
TO ro, to be feared and if there the rioters
.houd he punished and the right Of Parsons Invaded
The running OF omnbuses and cars on SUNDAYS much
lreeter nuisance permitted The ship Great Re
"rubc visited by the public on Sundays at TIE rk
of broken limbs There not Churches enough in the
CITY 10 accommodate iis inhabitants must some there
fore. not hear the Word Of God Temperance aud Cos
Icl preachers disturbed till after the last elec
Mr. J W Bryce, formerly Of Ke.tuchy, now Of this
City said that belief should be maintained the Pope and
the Devil Notwithstanding. He would not speak against
61 form Of worship but lie denounced soaal ambition
and doms gogusm unfortunate for this Republic He
w8n1d Americans against the Jesus who seek, he said,
to max xheir country a slave Of Rome
DR. size said that the ling did not consist Of secta
run iaconsts demagOgHo., but men VINO anne to a.
sert urncrle He cautioned Anericans against allow
ing treason to be hached in the Public Schools by per
I itting the enemies of all liberty TO control them
Tie Chairman requested the meeting when 1t al
ourned TO adjourn one, at Metropolitan Hall next week
The Rev Ar Parsons wa then announcer as the lndi
1idusl imprisoned last Sunday He said he had been for
years. piooaiming in tie City OF New YORK American
liberty, and upon Caihocsm and everything foreign
lie did not intend to his legal rights against lhe Mayor
heuc man peace lie said that hereis Jesuit in every
family, aud When their progress arrested they wOul
iI Inc Hood OF Americans IL had he said marks on
lin which lie received from the Spanish Jesuits and he
was imprisoned last Sunday by the Irish jesuits There
was price on bis head and those Of some eight or ten
more in this City lie did not hink that Jesuiis, oTegn
pauper who fed and clothed here had any ryh to
inteilIe with this country. i dbl who had split the
blood Of thousands and tortured thousGhds the sworn en-
emy Of repubicausn. entertained by the Governor
and Mayor lie the speaker would leave conscience free,
hut uo. tolerate nunDeTies Catholic interference with
fhe state Schools nor Catholic Churches being male
senals lie labcrod for bis felowmen without payment
and supported himself. go
some TO be the PLATFORM but a gentleman there an
nounced he was not in the City.
The Clair announced that the Rev. Mr. Pease, from the
Five Points would speak but ,he meeting was aerward
informed he had gone away.
Mr. Ware SPOKE at some length 20 the same effect a5 the
former speaker.
DR. Ridenburph congratulated the meeting on is nun
hers although came az call Of only few hours, with
out newspaper adyertsement lie said that when the in
divuals no arrested Mr. PaTfOns aked to be elected
tiey would be elected to stay at home.
Mr. Buckman compared the meeting to that which sym
rathized with the Madis His grandfather who fought
Tor American freedom e to hun as charge 10 pat down
foreigners and lie would. He called Oh the men al the
outside Of the meeting 70 stand frm there were many
uce opposed 10 the meeting lie asked those present to
show themselves Americans by dispensing quietly now,
and tuning cut in aims when necessary. Due noii-e
would De given Of tie TIC ting next veeS
The meeting was then adjourned by the Chair
Itvas aforward announced from the platform that on
next Sunday tie Rev. NJ passom would preach az tls
foot oil NOlit ii. hlh So NamsOugh, aud tnOse W-hn
hearing were invited to De there.
Mr Issaci Jarvis said that there should be retreat
ing and tLa il would he better that Mr Parsons aDI
rreach iu tho same place sunday He said Mr P
Gid 10. be wOul1-in Iaaes spar yard, foot o. ihrd 81
New NOik. lie said ilat i0T the meeting oi neA1 week
METROPOLITAN II all would net he large enough u sholi ne
held in Castle Garden the Park Due notice wonid De
given. .,.
leased sir PcrscEs, frequently and loudly checred
Tie meeting was orderly the whole, aai unanm)ls,
eScept few grOans and atiemp, a. disturbance,
which very soon suppressed ,.-..-,. 49,,
Sevaal persons ATTEMPTED az various times to disturb ss
speakCr- which cGns6G considerable eAciisllen Iae d.
erderlv characters were driven away by the police.
Tlefe were about five hundred American citizens pres
eut from " liamsburgh
MEETING IN THE ELEVENTH WARD.
large aud enthusiastic meeting OF tue cuzens oi Inc
Eleventh Ward was hell l4s evening IN AA1haiit a. hsi'
IN FouIh e. Avenue D., N purs Of cai ne "a
Cd Pro. slant Citizens Of the Eleventh arr turn eas
The aud &C first listened 10 lecture from Prot Sweet
man on the subject q ROmanisln.
Arer lie lecture Dir. J6mes Iffin made snort s'-eeh
in whh he spoke OF the recent arrest OF the Rev ny
Parsons in that Ward. lie denounced Mayor "es'eryei,
fcr issuing order for The ars, oi E fa.-2h., hni
thought thai he Mayor was far better calculated Tor as
Estimate business OF ship building, than he was - D.