Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-23
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TIE MRRffsa YESTERDAY Arrxaxoox-
called a. an adjourned meeting Of the Demo
cratic and ant. Know Nothing party of rWssh-
ington which was broken up on Weduesday
nighS 1astv BY the vielsns demonstrations Of
SOME OF their opponents, went Of very we'll on
the whole = Coll BssFst tChairman) again
took the chair, and remarked that Mr.. Flo
renee, VINO had been prevented from spssking
On rsdnseday evening would staddress them.
ne Claimed FOR him an attentive hearing In
this sityohsafine thu name Of the immortal
washington. Continuing, he urged that he
UNITY should cert sinly DO heard In such
cause in q city which bears the name Of so
distinguished an individual. Might he not ad-'
vert, with in6nite satisfaction, to an era in the
history of that great man, shadewed forth by
that emblem Of protection, he, might say lib.
erty, (poihting to q national flag, tattersd with
age, which was displsyed on the right of tho
stand, 80 valuable to every man who holds
himself to be an American, fApplause1 The
histasy Of that Tag was briefly told 1t passed
from the hands of the immortal Washin gton,
the grest, the good, and the protector of lib
erIy, to Lafayette, when the latter swore ale
glance to the I" stars and Stripes of the coun-
try lRenewed applause. He would not,
however, further tax the patience of the meet
ing by inficting a speech on the audience
out would again repeat the request. and be-
speak for the several gentlemen. who had been
selected to address the assembly, a'calm and
dlspsssionate hearing. -frIzF rr o.
Charles W Carrigan, 1.-THE latter Of Philad
Phla1 then delivered speeches successfully,
each making really powerful and eloq uent ap
peals against the Know N othing party
All OF them, too, were more OF lees inter-
ruPted by opponents of the purposes of the
meeting, who essayed the liberty of breaking
the thread of their (the speakers') remarks, 10
argue with them in the middle of their speeches.
Mr. Edwin Hart, Capt G.. W. Cutter, and
third person to US unknown, appearing most
anxious to take part on the side of those OPP
posed to the meeting. Capt c. 1when Mr.
stanton, Of Kentucky, asked who would be
willing to see the portrait Of La Fayette torn
down from the Hall of the House of Represen-
tatiyes OF the niled States,) mounted bench
and delivered himself for a few minutes of a
rather sharp Philippe against the character of
La Fayette, as an enemy of republicanism,
&c, intimafing that he for one conceived Anne
rica wrong in generating his memory as Anne
RIGA does yenerate it. No act of violence was
committed, though several times it seemed as
though fights were on the point Of occurring.
Many Of the know.Nothings present took oc-
casion to yehemently denounce various senti-
ments AID statements Of the speakers, but none
of them persisted lie even such efforts to the
point of long continued interruption of the
proceedings. .-..-. 10
At the close Of Mr. Carrigan's speech the
Chairman, Col. Berret, named the committee
to organize q new Democratic Association, and
then announcing the dissolution of the Demo-
cratic meeting, he rendered the platform to
their opponents, aud the offer was promptly
accepted. Mr.. Edwin Hart, then mounting
tho platform, called on the opponents of the
meeting who were there, to organize as
Wing meeting Whereupon the latter imme-
diately took possession Of it, and Capt Cutter
addressed the assemblage-the ball being
about two thirds full, much of the dense crowd
having retired His speech was a very earnes.,
but disconnected appeal against the enjoy
nent of equal political rights in this country,
on the part of foreigners, and against tie
Catholic Church, as one whose members were
not fit to share in all the rights and privileges
Of American citizenship. lie was repeatedly
and soon spoke himself exceedingly hosrse
Capt E Darlington next addressed them
in reply to the views which had fallen from
Mr.. Carrigan in the course of the latter's
speech. Mr. c. also advocated the principles
and policy of Know Nothingism with earnest
sloquencs hrs he concluded was gain u owed
thxt, the anti-knoW Nothings had surren
dsred the saloon, another meeting, of different
kind, be organized. This was asreed 70, and
Mr.. Noble Larner was called to the chair. and
Messrs Hart and Robert I. knight appointed
vice presidents. a:.t zF-
Mr.. Darlington was ready. and disposed to
- and aesin took of his hat
resume his spevv., ..'- q 49, NIB
but just then it was moved th at there y,
lie meeting on Tuesday evening next, and
committee of three was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the purpose
Messrs. Bamberger, Bart and Gates having
beea named as committee, to prepare resolu-
tons fer the proposed meeting on TUESDAY
night, and Aesrs. Hart, Bamberger. Kniebt
McRane and Halleck, az q COMMITTEES 10 make
arrangements for hat meeting they adjourned.
There was an ample attendance of the police
e. tnls meeting, sent there under orders from
the Mayor - , 90
IHH HEBREwNEw YEAR.-Our Jewish pop.
ulauon are now celebrating this festival, of
which We have given an account but it ia Thus
expiaaDed to those Who do not know what a
Hsbfew New Year is 1t is the commence
nent of the Hebrew fiscal year, to be used
according to law, for the dating Of contracts
and agreements. Also, it is celebrated az the
commencement Of the Sabbatcal and Jubilee
year, IN regard to all the lave and regulations
ePpertaanipg to them, a. made and provided
By national legislation. The Synagogue on
Maryland avenue, between A. and 9Th streets,
On inc !siano, was opened yesterday evening
Tor service, this morning AT daybreak, and at
rundown will be again opened for the evening
tomorrow the same services take place. On
Monday evening, the ceremonies close, and
week after next, the day Of atoneme viii be
celebrated, commencing on Sunday evening,
AID continuing till Monday morning at Z
O'Clock. The stores Of all Hebrews, who are
true to the faith, are closed.
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VIOLATIONS OF fHE Custom House LAWS
lntsrmation was given to Justice Clark, day
Or two since, by Mr.. Robinson, the Deputy
Colleetor, that the owner or the boat New
York had refused to exhibit his license when
required 1he owner was arrested, and his
boat taken IN charge until he gave bail for a
further hearing. The fine for this offence is
500 Many owners Of boats neglect another
section OF the law, which will be enforced
hereafter They are required to have the
name Of the boat and the port it belongs to
painted on the stern. The fine for neglect Of
this requirement is $50. We make this state
ment for the benefit Of boat-owners who NAV
not be awate Of the law. .t.s -
THE CONCERT ON MONDAY EvEs1xa-Tba
role Of names for the concert to take plaee AZ
Carusis saloon on Monday evening, presents
IA array Of musical talent not often to be seen
in the bills. Ten prominent musical celebri
ties can ccrtainl y make an unusually rich con-
csrt; and az q matter of fact our good people
who love the sweet sounds of voice and insiru
ment, viii not forget the treat that ia before