The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

H. T. up. ard brings all the rivers TO be . desert.
ar. %sss and S%' sSs .sssS hssS
stand %: s Sia q i ss
tion and who shall rssst in the asrcsnsss His
Il, +, n: \: y. s.:s:
s
+:
Being s y osS
a1 to yS IN in in s
s ne @ III al in N s TIA.
s'rsash VII yes ssas
yan1 oy own sT of war % R
T,ssh q revolt S ssan:s the
the people ashs ,sanss the Roman Catholics God will
- : ~ THE TRUE cHRIsTIAN.
The speaker then resumed ~ follows
The public press Of this country for several years past
have been the instruments-ths ignorant
In this country They have been the instruments oo
OF making the Irish SO opposed to institutions. Tho
public prsts has laudsd Ireland to the skies.
ExCIThD HIBERNAN-So she ought to be.
Yes, repeat II, they have lauded her to the skies
while At the same tims the only free country, free
oept this where there freedom of the pres England
they have dspreciAted They have done it gnorAntly
this county but it was ot SO the EnsiIsh Sovern@snt
HI not been the opp,essors Of the Irish: Not at all 1t
l. the 0shSS Church Church %msnss app.uss tn:
that which has oppressed the sh But their power has
got as far ~ it can 20.
The tpir OF '76 is walked up and will never 20 to sleep
again. (Applause) The law shall bs enforced by
american citizens: ! ten you, my friends, that Irish
mind to-thsir oath not worth straw when sworn on
wouldn't take false oath the Roman Catholic Bble
any more than you would but it Is different with ths
tica werk. We to see men vsnsrste God-we want
to see true religion prevail Tho religion of God-the
religion Of this country-will never stand unless you
have Him at your sds but IL have the pure word Of
God-the Bble-nothing stand before you nothing
can stand before the pure Gospel OF Christ beseech
you then, earnestly to examine Gods word. bessech
l able to talk as doS Because l have poured
out eo TN my soul In & prayer We want @ one Of truth
cause know that my Rsdeemer liveth. Now you know
that am of those that believe that Jesus Christ
to his deeds done in the body whether they be good
evil We hope that you will carry these things home
with the henediction.
The benedi.tion then pronounced and Mr. Parsons
left the stand. The audience however, she we'd dis
pofitioa to depart but remained stationary for nearly fl
teen minutes though in the expectation of hearing
something They finally began slowly to dsperse In
the utmost quiet and good order, when it was pro-
posed by Of the crowd that the sssembags mould
form lne and march pastthe Mayors house La East
Broadway by way of giving him practical Illustration
OF Inc At0 Oh Pubnc feelpg regard 10 the recent
ceR The PROPOSE ton adopted by universal accla
aton and several unsuccessful attempts made to
form regular ne The crowd finally proceeded, accord
ing to their fancy, and in their way to Mayor
Westervets residence and in short time the street
blocke up by mass Of human beings, who preserved
wonderful dog OF order and dscorum considering the
circumstances Not shout heard, groaus were
given harsh words uttered served
the object Of the seemed simply to be to
evincs, by the mere exhibition OF such multitude
the state of public feeling upon the subject
For nearly half an hour East Broadway was crowded
with peoples but began to grow DARK and the gas
lighted along the street, the asssmblage became
"sma by degrees and beautifully less aud quiet
uAnra sfpd ,on he All