New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
GAyAZZrs LECTURE.
Father Cayazzi on Free dom Of speech.

The lecture on the Freedom OF SPEECH which Father
Gsvazzi was invited by large number Of respectable
ciiiz.ns to deliver delivered at Metropolitan dali
at evening The audience filled about half Of the space
., he hall There was least attempt dlstar-
b.nc. on the pat OF any Father Gayazz re-
pest.dy and Loudly appauded during The delivery Of his
address There l4des IN tse audience, also many
fr.i.pets Police force Of about hundred men we're
IN and about the buoil ready for duty any at
tentt alta disturbance was made. There was platoon
fr,u the Eighth ard uIoer Lieut. Wardow from the
OH uncer Capt Ackeraan from the under Capt
stevenson one tire 18th under Capt 4r aud some
otthe 10Th Ward OH err, Capt Diks.
Soon after dock Father iyazzI appeared upon the
platform, a. d gre TED with loud applause.
He mae few introductory the audience
10 the objects Of the messing lie sad that he not
there m DEF, nd tine lecturer vi Montreal and Quebec but
to sustain principle OF Freedom OF Speech among the
American people.
time in their native ngusg- and earnestly apPlauded
daring h remarks They are Ia sub'tAnce g'en ia his
remarks in the English language lie thea proceeded u
speak IN Englkh.
Before going on with bis remarks be wished 70 inform
the ubc and the Pres especially that some Que hid pub
Ebd Ii lectures 10 book ana to Say that the Rad
been published by bis authority and he knewnothng Of
them uhtthsr they were correct or not
H. object Of this meeting declare publicly ia the
g. of America and Europe that the Americans uadertand
What /. the FresdB Of Speech, anc they prepared
- .rstaiu the Freedom Of Speech. Appl4use -
xi remark upon he freedom Of speech. II l. sJssk
o. suv suoi-lce WITHOUT my imPedlment. If you have
~ freedom Of speech then there the beginning Of ae
LIS f liberty suppos- it that After leaving Non
r.s and beng in New York am to keep my silen e.
NAV keep m, silence but is not the freedom Of ,-eeh
1b ou..on Is not between and my audience bat os-
tw eel Cathoc-m and PiOfestanu'm 10 this country Wnea
bath Pfofestants and Catholics not Allowed speak
sb.u keep sul bot shall say It Is no more A nrrcsl
iAtplsuse Roman Catholics free % speak AGAINST
pfe.stan and PTtestsnts O1gbt 10 have the liberty
NIX against Ron .u IN. | MT going Ask Arch.
bi,koo hughes tor a lIcrnse 10 speak Wnie 1--we 10
Am,ncs, Dot under the tyranny OF Russia Of
Au-triz 1 will enjoy the FIRE. dom VI America 4
/ utnlwind 81 applause, Win the waving Of hands
/ Late baIdkerchief., &c. When tie whn Eind haf
sub.ced. Father Gayszzi remarked" This il better
/ thsn tie stCDss ii Qu-b-c" lkonswed applause
The gIesi e I'M uatipn aganst l0r my gong IN
at the Cand ans nOi pleased Nth my apostaey
re4c il otess1t papers speaking 0f PrOtesc<nts going
over komansm AID they not called Ap0st4tes oa
the Roman Catholics call al who over ~ protsstanti'n
aIostses They might, II they chOOse, Call the Apostles
sIOsiAtes CLrs spOst1teOt be sas jew O-iOr'
he commenced 10 preach II Sn an aPostSts AN al
sposiate ID very good company II am an aPostAe from
n, Ronsh Church, am not apostAfe from the kim
| Of 81 Paul And Prof. BrO~nron, and Bishops NeEmn
aid I've. are to-tafes the faith which they embraces
II BIZ wuson or Newman, or Ives speak M England o
Aueriea In layor Of konzDism and against frOts4
Tie Pro sta Is support them IN their freedom VI speech
AID Roman Catholics are bound 70 supper, 'n '1seam
sue.ch hen there lectures against ChaOiieis
The majority Of the people Of Canada may be CAii
| olcs but they should lot oppose tue irsedOm
| mech because they are the greatest 10 number
In countries where the Proiestans have the malort
they DC not prevent the Catholics nom iee'urmg re'