The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

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These resolutions were unssineu,ly adopted, AFTER
which the meeting addressed By DR.. Sln0H1 Hs
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ascertaiped that IT only FIRE company passing the
order Of the me- ting was rstored The speaker con-
ourn to meet in Metropolitan Hail. at the call Of the
committee. next week. This motion was unanimously
carried, after which
Mr. PARSONS the gentleman Who was imprisoned last
Sunday by order Of the Mayor for preaching in the
Streets in educed to the meeting AM was rec.ived
with desfenirg applause He addressed the assembly Is
follows
oentem behold the whs has stood fearlesyi the
sy Of New York for twenty years American
hat foreign and in ~ y, that time have
peace and broke the peace. Last Sabbath
prsaehis according rights as the constitutions
shu. up in cell in con.radison to the constitution
my legal tights do net dsssu
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nifty asairs eEyhirg thu. foreign t. my country When
mining when the Sic schools ali to fall when,
my see e.. the Jss' in our m ths ssuOs
is time raised voice TO fellow men Of
and il You don't stop them soon they will spin your Sooa
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countries that ar, priest ridden and whsr. the are
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and was last Sunday BY command Of The Irish
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George washps.op gained this country
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ind shall !. not a. him. u, with
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what bis Trust in God and place none but
.nrrounded BY traisors,hey Sll all ooss, Of
GREAT eheerns9 Those that stand up for their
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set upon my head - upon ssss or Ten in this
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the extreme End here they have been FED clothed,
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shall them the law gives The right and priv
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then CHURCHES with arms and to mako arsena OF thsus
The next speaker Mr.. JOSEPH SouDzn, who OF
pressed himself IL as strong terms ss Mr. Parsons in
show III, foreigners, said he these Roman Catholic
aces, that able TO maintain rights. The
Mayor, who mas dared to insult American citizen will
never return to that office
Dr.. c. v RIpESBrRGH folcred:-You have heard, he
said from previous speaser that Washington put lone
hut Americans guard. Yol perceive here from ten TO
fifteen thousand americans guard (cheers at tw, or
three hours Hctite and ask have you seen adver
tsemen q tb smee,ing i, of the pnpersf Crss Of
sNo.') When any of these men who have lsagusd with
foreigners up for SURFACES, they will be elected
to stay at home
BENJAMIN BUCKEAS The last speaker. He cosnseed
bis audience TO beware of foreign influence and
cuded bv telling them to have their ready and be
prepared 10 tse them at any hour Of the night they
might be needed.
Loud calls made for Ned Buntns who the
stand but that individual did not respond and the meet
ing soen after adjourned.
While Nr. Bryce reading the resolutions man in
the crowd summsrly tn ust out Of the meeting for
saying the speaker ought to be arrested. There was
momeI tary excitement but fortunately nothing serious
occurred, far could learn There loud and
violent denunciatops OF the Mayor FOR his conduct in i'm
prsonpg Mr. Parsons and suggested that the best
pace for holding the next meeting would be opposite his
Eouie.