New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
LETTERS FROM THE p pPLE.


THE HISTORY OF TRINITY CHURCH/GwYoRK
ST.: =: r; 4si. YORK y the ' present Rs.so. Dr.
B,rjsn be. been broughio our motto the discussions
with which our papers flied in relsd the extension
Of AIb.py.t to Broadway We have bee truck with the
following passages in IL In qao's'ons rom letter rom
A Rev Mr. Ipclis then the Rector pro TEN Of The Church
20 his ureror authority in England dated Oct d. l77s,
we find these remarks ,,...... -. s-.,.
The Dsea.os q IA at Or.T T he EiaI sas
po~, FANNY .eeordns the arsy ssain., their oath -
stt ,s -, eo 9uss: .
Ii. exercise q their is.ei.. saa as q s0s o sass. S
ss: Of AP Gen " :ssa .:, sa.n .
.siss.a The eiareh Sat on sunday morning ssfo.
divine rviee OF he generals called At III r'eo os.-
e.ms inform ths Gen w.hnton ~oah
md von Glad the violent for the KING md h roy.
family v,r- omitted The message was brought to Mr. Ins bot
~. At .nsb thourht err.di-n With
of such Of ne ,f..y ~s n 70 ..si
York IN the month Of september Of h- e1re-- .;,in
opened the inhstsnts gladly attended JoJ light
On referring to the letter itse which is pu5lishai in
the third volume OF the Documentary History Of New
York" page 1882 We find the following other sen
The present, rebellion certainly Of the eausss.
provoked that ever dsleed any eounry
lnafed with peculiarly Assa!Hee circumstances Of ss sad y
.u6s yet AMID ia. general detection i.di. ere ysf may
which DO 4nd Christianity Par Lex
All h. King. those syern' destroyed
The eOmmilte sent me ue''.ss ~ioa e.,s 1yo, .Hd,
else the mob -ond DO q spd might d@tsee the eAafeae' Imso
Does not this present yestry retain this King
arins rehel We shouts Ike this question 10 be an
swered and also whether is designed 70 crown the pres
ent revolutionary mOnulneE, when finished
had ceased 70 oHesi publicly .vel or Iso.i on
to me for The key. q ss ,s1i .i 5 so re-
fused comply AID let them in'w tss they ssaa 's Tie
tex 1 yo s:o0 o. a. the is be
Psse IC6s. .,p.-.,.,.n.u.,..
tvs will BE- successful add hnsy erua this Del
by DR. Berrians work that the actual Rector
Or Aachmutyl bong absent from the City, Mr. ingis
continued IN charge OF the Episcopal churches nat the
evacuation Of the British in 7s] when ne retired to Nova
Scotia and became bishop Of that Province leave 1t
10 the common of citizens 10 judge OF the prOoa
bility of such church officer who let it be recolecte
had absolute contro permitting rebel prisoners 70 DC
buried in the cemetery under his charge and also OF the
fitness and proprey of the celebrated revolutionary mon
uIneu recently erected by the present patriotic vestry
and the excitement which 10 now uplsily endeaVoed to
be raised in the pablo mind on this fa-e pretense
1t will be remembered by those conversant "i,h the his
tory of our tha, mPhle1 wes issued 90 Iut
gently and eoqueny advocating the cause Of Liberty
This the production of Thomas Paine, and Tor its
great influence and value in awakening the plbc mind 70
the matter well the results accruins therefon ne
WAS RESENTED by Congress with his farm at New Rochelle
His monument contains the simple but eloquent inscIp
ton Thomas Paine, the author of Common Sene See
LogsinCs Pictorial Field Book OF the ReyOution) mus
eyincng this as the nobest and valued among his
many contributions 70 the IF human liberty.
This pamphlet is saysg y reved by the Rev Rector OF
Trinity Church in his letter from which the above
quotetons taken and TO counterfeit its influence he
wrote loyal reply, which was printed nih City but the
fact coming the cars of the Sons OF Freedom, the
printing Office was entered and the whole edition consigned
TO the hames ndaunted in his efforts however TO stay
the tide of public feeling he had the reply printed in
Pbilndehbia and sent broadcast over the country In
hola riia
tool and advocate of royal depOtsm and the busy cOad
jutor the Kings troops. Their prayers called upon the
Almighty the royal arms aud bring vengeance
and Confusion upon the beggarly q" rebels They
eH only consistent in their un'ring efforts to crush
this mighty eor, of human freedom and enleayOr
excite public sympathy with hypocritical appeals 20 pa
otto feeling through the papers also by outside ennis
saries and inside preachers.
what makes al doctrines plain and clear
About two hundr d pounds
And what proved laite plain before
Proved false again two hundred more
ANOTHER "OSE WHO kNOw,.