New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

Of the Irish and the Cathohcesi Of the Catholics because
he could not blow hot and cold read out of tn hooks
az every who bresthed word sgins: he tyranny
OF their Owl sect.
In conclusion he asked whether we were not bound in
our prosperity do something for the Church OF Christ
and furnish the by which 10 be sustAned-and
expressed bis with that might no. be mixed up with the
question Of politics.
The resolution unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing which had before been read and now proposed
en- masse:
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end Only Poehtate she commission be pies ssna them Ao
eli the word 70 preach The Gospel abd nsn1h
ib.ris therefore hEher .n al humsa ami cSnests the
p5coO sp sfd rsns Of e O e n | rs ss Ia
ne sdrHens The ht Of God and thar me % ser
sr9oss roseSI Who t.s, .Ssy our rods
Ch.rs and q the sod Protestant Gavernueet. agsnst toe
esnJ sBd 5, obei Roman Catholic Govsrnsn nSossry i4.
the parties demonstrating b then EOut blame m rsp 70 ne
seredne Of RELIGION. liberty ard that the present position Of
sosec Protestant Governments Europe aod Of Protestant se
ants d,-enng ron the ehurhe. established By aw Il nos only as
e.oeuito them the eyes Of a. Intelligent fna OF hoer pa.
ReslraS That the American Foreign Christian Uaon ee.
orrnzed injustice throughout the civilized world must defend them
with the Chrsisn Of
densd 70 MANY and that freely s;snoedge r-spoa-
by Amenos and OF all American nsituon 70 that high tn
tubsL all tbc iDtervetons Of Government ss.n.t liberty Of fh
wohp ~bieh and have been the es o.ce to the pro
rTe= Of the Gospe in the inally Christian word,
kEv. DR.. ADAMS next briefly addressed the meeting. ex
pressing his deep interest the Church Of the Wedenses
and his hope that their nPson might be the means that
had long been sought gaining access to Italy aud ptd
some personal compliment. 10 TIER living Pastor VINO
was not stranger having been much spoken OF IN the in
crest Dg Journal 81 DR. Henderson Of LOndonl OF tour
the Valley of Piedmont
ADDRESS or FATHER GAvAzzL
The President then introduced Padre Gavazzi who was
greeted with loud and long continued cheers and coming
onward said There is indeed a fine company here this
here the Chris
ian Church in America Ii is not Secaran meeting but
representation of the Christian and therefore an here
A. Minister Of that Church am here also to promote
physical union among the Pr0testants OF America against
their common enemy-Popery -l applause without IT,
Popery will get possession Of America and strike death
blow AZ your liberties IL beautiful 10 the political
union in America You politically united. You have
your separate States and Federal government bat any
foreigner should attempt 10 attack your shores ana over
throw America, you would all defend her ana repe me
strange invasion and in this way America shat! be Tree
The union would promote this morning Is union among
all Protestant communities Make Protestant alliance
The papss united against you There Is not only the
flag of the Archbishop Of New York but the flag OF Ba
more and other flags Of Pope and POpery They do not
nv dear Brothers meet you openly but they are united
Form league offensive and defensive against Pope and Pc
perry mean defensive OF American freedom Let Us nave
freedom for a-eedOm for Jews-freedom for Papist but
alsc freedom for Proestants applause know youare
liberal but if you are liberal ~ MahOmmedans aud Chinese
il too much 10 be liberal 20 All but yourselves IKE my
dear Brethren league defensive for PrOtesan because
league for Papisfs only is rather too much They work
with the aid Ofthe Professionals of politics and and
sometimes try 10 prevent freedom among me Proesans
and Protestant countries had the greatest freedom
granted to Papisis and the smallest to Proestants.
The Padre then eloquenty alluded 10 the attack by the
papsfs on American Common Schools, and eXhOrsd his
hearers perevere in preserving the National Oh acer
Of thOse Schools aOd the Bible 20 be read there
In America Italian should be educated not Italian
but as an American Frenchman not a. a Frenchmln,
and an lrshman not as lrishmanbut all Americans
lApplause F"rifbey would enioya Republic they must
educate Republicans. Cheers They should MAINTAIN
the glorious of Protestant schools. and make con
for if the first step conceded Popery would
ask and have the second and the third He would not have
them seek 10 pTOselyte because it was unnecessary
they only taught the little boys the Bible and pous books
and educated them TO calculate and read and write they
would plenty of prosetes TO avoid being destroyed
they should attack. and many protesting Papists were
lnfdes and generally knew nothing the Bible tracts al
ludiDg TO passages il useless; but missionaries
required 10 teach the Bible to the Inde Now
their time 10 arise to the work They had not few
among them. Out with the Jesuits No more persecution.
but strength and Union among all Protestant communities
He not Protestant in name but in heart and mind.
He Christian minister according TO st. Paul lie
no EpiscopalaD, Dutch Performed Church Presbyte
rian Methodist before him he had before him congre
CATION Of Christian Americans loud cheers before whom
the POpish ~ stem would fall
At the conclusion Father Gsvazzi retired amid enthus
asc cheers.
The CHARMAN then announced future meetings all
duly advertised and the congregation sang the hymn
Father a; thy ootstool
Those who one In thee /" &c.
Rev. DR.. ADANsON, of the Cape of Good Hope pro
nOunced the Benedction, and the congregation dispersed
the exercises having occupied about four hours.
On the public meeting being concluded the members Of
the Society assembled for the election OF officers and oher
matters of business.