New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
6uefial Notifes.

pe yrsrRy o. TRINITY CaURcg has polished
Friday las, expose Of their views relation to the ericsson Of
.sll1f y-rt 70 BJoodray.
TIE Of this article Nj BooRHAs" fHi hnaf Aoa-
cred b, the follow iIg notice;
"hhO b regretted ,hs Mr B'ornsa hs s,sn g. % d''sn'e
Tho ofpoIaiioD q Trinity Church 81 TgH hfrlrcly
TLsk exactly Hr BIS ezpEesisn IN Publication
relation his memorial tie Corporation ~sa te ee'
oly ycg1l herareig" the s. e'rrecines Of "As' u
presumed viii not Re disqu,ed
biz " as ip,.pstly led 70 this suson former sbaiies
the Vey ly investigation % tho they have pursued IN or y
s-ns commencing the Civil Government Of the y "a iesr
measures connected sih the Improvement qnh pP~so
70 he rcuert lis juGgent sn be ELI ars th't the lapse
more seventy years since The separation Of h' -ce's
e e Cis Government previously united under and the
,,ue ress entirely eradicaed the evils Of such
ptn the present neum euts Of his Vc'iry richly
by royal bounty have rot yet properly 3asted th
form Of government which denies eHcuee vii priv
neftsto religious sect and ords all TO interfere 9th te
Civil GovsrmeLt 50 much IL eDueiion Of Af collection
stle uuGrk
The other lusion 70 Mr. = is
.Mr BoosHlS had Trinity chnrch alone sh is only
sJtits n 'he s o. e GUY s q c, 1, ~ eSsI
be is not sacred imposed her Upon re-
f,eoo hoped that be nay ar1 to f OF aPd re
tie public have made st Inn IT, ne o. VIM '
r tusts duly estimates this Official interest Of
d, vesty position bu, being connected with the
denomination whose principles Of association are Of
DE type he has not heriooe been accustomed TO look TO
s formerly gal hierarchy" for advice and guidance aud be must
,peey doing in the present nssncs He also Aak
m he dsoovers object Of the vo in connecting with
notice OF aim an Onca IOc4tiJh NyN
have made Nth him for the preservation OF what for cen
ry half has Teen the public bGyg ground" That the Yes
v hroug personal Efforts Of sverl OF their members
through The Enquirer and other Of the
and tfroas h their pits been endesyorn
heir position the present question b. usa.ns and
ruh M BooRNAN has been well aad has
rot been beckv suitable efforts prevent the re issues in
his es.e on being by false attempted e raised
istqttn him ard the public.
The real and proper Issues are
lot Is the property Of Trinity Church, that involved il the
present. case merely It's Poelou) nabe by aT 20 p1blc
sse ind proper corporation or Is it MOTT
3D. Are Of the Corporation Of the Gig Of NewYork
regulating public 70 &c enforced they to be quietly
suffered revoked, s. the dctaon OF powerful religious
oreved Incorporation by camor raised BY them 20
Tie rubc authorities and thus the plea tdG property in their
ebsrre Fcs.o,cs peculiarly consented cbaGcteI'
The Of tbese propositions il iiyocay man
BY Nj B. and he hopes that since the V'y have deter
mn this officially Oad openly th h mptudou'
instr nens end oosdutors IN exciting clamo and canisnely
por1gtug malignant SANDER Of individual will b. restrained
e course wi be far likely produce aud speedy
u Of the most important Committees Of the
Board OF Aldermen hat Streets from having Is whole time
cured litter ing 70 Recommendations Of Mr. Boormanto pretsaons
Tnr Church exclusive civil privileges and 20 10 claims TO
tie etbl!iou OF is he, oipfiou M symp,thies.
Latino. lie oIgo that this identical measure tie asoq Of
Aent 10 Badoy through ao,ticra end Trinity Church.
,ord o-fe Psc originated fpontsneousy without the inter
kfeo poqI.eo by petition ia The Common Council in 1873
WIS ordered doue athough ThlmSt hen have been
vered Ia-deae expense Boy Of twenty to fyeFen
through Of damages and benefits but
cshs The the OF 'he Nsy Trinity
Church ordered by the Common CO uc By ayoe
Of twenty to ter petition the neshborns
md RESIDENT IN which at the rgcnt solicitation Of prominent
renbtr Ct Trinity Church. Alderman CLAYTON now dceaed
and other Iepsesbe parties Mr. BooRNAS first took par ia the
Inrt to relieve isghborhood tho unjust position ia
Which Kept y Nestrys pfrCnce That u1Jence ason
pI,yaG however procured Mayors Of the orn
be forgotten that the public ~l this essna
Dccessy Improvement the iudspeDdcn frmnes Of
present Mayor the Hon JACOB WEsfRysLT who resisted all
the appliances Of the Vest y to obtain his veto.
The proceedings Of tho commenced 1852 founded
petitions neghbrug popro,o openly and legally pur
by Clayton until his unfortunate
6eGh Mr. cook active part in them but in fearesy
dorery advocating tie proprety aud necessity of the measure
ard because he happens have occupied for more than quar-
century property in the of the church
Witch with the whole neishorhood Will be materially oenhsd
because afraid the pretensons Of the
that portion Of the community who ready 70 listen TO
mean iusinusn soTd personal motys Impressed with
the that such motives lie has from the first been a. the
head sna front eli these Proceedings If the Ney hnk proper
any Official notice Of Mr. BooRNAN they shall have
bis respectful senionn the men,i ne his neghborin proPne
uy Of whom small traders aud mcdaniel need not fear
that he viii Be deferred by elDy denuncaton that
be n,d i'm ON ueng AZ fair and honorable meaus to N nian
htr and lie just rights.
Nev.York Feb q, 1854
ne. the sermon preached iris subject trinity Parish BY the
Il Nf6F3T wob b9 70 IS, Bss sy'
BY et: sp SfGFss s' s
Of The vdy' and q g Of he soldiers O' i the
Teiey other sing topics The proceeds Of tie Leg
@ win S By the fol Po on,.S Ss ShH AsyI kind
c.Tt VIZ L Hudsoa & Navy the Rev d. B J hasai the
My Ir yng he Rev Chaes u Haley !lese o % haa
iSsei pine Pa ''0A''''' '''~ -'' ECU
shakspcre Lecture and I.ending, at the University
nsSs,, Oh rsvEN Feb q @ and e
ksy RvpSoS w, aeve5S lecture on A0s Henry w. on
lie proceed, sfPfcraoi in aid Of the Baans Fond OF the
Ttess .dni,iins gentleman and LADY 81 be obtained
tvu Brttsp's Mes Crowens Loeswood' and Stsntord
Seclis to be procured a the door.
The Rev John Little will deliver the following Lectures in
% oI Church "a se,Tssb re Ssn 2 si .ad FRIDAY
M s.iA Inst First Martin Luer and the Reformation second
m,tus Lo,ols aud the Jesuit Institute .,,... r..,
e:s each 10 20 had al the door TIE pro
e EDS eev TED to religious purposes.
hdrens Aid AppysS1ry o. SSs sss
ecolei Church Broadway O'clock Various dis in.
Ad address the tho general subject of
bNeDue Reform.
20 tpone consequences OF the Monisy
fy,rrs the nI LSeaie Of PIc SM gil be delivered
sscc,-foro Search Father Ses equally good
CN. SoUlHAED Secretary. u. HARRISON, President.
Sons of Temperance Dcr,onsiraiion KNioKER8oCA /
DAY TNENING Feb 81 1884 ~ s. lukes Hall OF Grove
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