The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Opening OF Albany street.
r.s committee 70 hear the argumsnts In the case o.
onen,rw Albany ftrset met yesterdsy afternoon Thsrs
rs rrs~nt an audience toS hear Me- 0utlsr, vh)
n vas Understood would oosupy the DAY. The NO
mas With the dark veil hand and ~ the opsnisg
n the meeting made assault upon Ju, g Eumst for
salIIrr her crasy Kate In the papers ras Jadge kindly
assured her he had applied that spths thought
Of doing So "Wsl" says she, "whosvsr did 10 . bed
bug, ass, miserable insect hainr auy more crazy
than the rest Of you All want s to have tho dead pro
tsotsd, and pn protect them In defiance Of you"
Here there was . loud outburft Of laughter, In the
midst Of which the strong minded WOMAN bid the somps
ny good Bye and isft ths room. Alderman Draks nan
aid Nr. Cutler would b heard to-day, hs was ready,
and he committee dsrous that he should proessd
NJ CunR then rose and said-hr. ohairmaa-I
wn state In the opening Of my discourse that
viii not submit to the many useless tntsrrosasons from
the opposite party, which annoyed my frsad Mr. Emmet
daring bis Ngumsnt VIII t1r.nsI"S rn, aiimsut hsn.
PLY said to me BY the opPosing counsel; in 81.
ludirg to the interests which ! rspsesenha he said
those interests were higher than property. Well SIR
appreciate the pm and the more kesnly because
Is admits that he himself higher iatsrest than
s@sos rssntsi D, yoa believe that there no Interest
" this worid higher than property Would you aeknow
dss yourself 50 grovs ns and base 10 your ideas h.t
sns. 70 mani there il no higher interest than money
and sstate then what al thoss interests worth
which wire guaranteed TO by the Magma ChArtA and
81 ali me other charters Of ,sryi personal ntsrsss
and human rights the liberty Of conscisncs Of thought
and Speech are mot worth 30 much landed estate then
constitution 70 sham, forefathers fought for
nothing OF value and cannot claim the gratitude
spsot Of otsry Bat gentlemen know the sounsel Of
there no one in Sis social lite VII, would sooner viad
cate the memoy Of the dead than he Hs would be false
70 his family, false TO him:sl and false 10 his frsnds
hs would not Allow to read TO you the sentiment
Of his Learn cd BROTHER the OK Vice Chanesllor-a ssnt
nsns uttered in csse similar to this rhs souass mere
read extract from speech Of the late Judge sandford
leprseang the disturbance Of the graves Of the dead
THIS sir, the sentiment Of the SANFORD family And
this the sentiment OF The human family generally The
lowest Of the earth show possession Of feeling Of
respect for the graves OF their ancestors Go to the In
aAns you win and tina. their strongest affections
81 tSsir rish hts, insult them abuss them you v for
you may do 30 With impuny but disturb the OF
their .nc'ent warriors Of their sleeping kisdrsd and
every tomabAwk will instantly fly out and battle and
slaughter will be given to the invadera say this TO
that there universal regard felt for the depart
lutist soldiers buried ia Trinity churchyard Why,
cir Iiou TELLS you that he has an In erest IL
y ihos. belonged 10 the bod, guard q W.sSinsou
Why 1t perfectly absurd to say that mono OF tao heroes
At the revolution sleep there The Argument OF the op
posts counsel itself shows that this Il the yard above
an others where American soldiers would have
Aeen buried Toe American soldiers did not bury Aueri
deceased American prson,ss And when they did So Il II
probable that they would bury them In the common
barisl ground and that this above al other spots 40
sordpg to the sho sing Of the opposite counsel
tsusrly British and would clain the attention OF the
Haitah Authorities. But have proof apart from the
assp in this yard The opposite side say II deny it."
II soy II IL not so; but SIR, do these assertions carry
sons'or to rs..onsSs m,1o !. the smp,ss sniac
pesve Toe Saviour when brought before Plate, was
dieulsd, and the tyrant his throne said 81 deny your
-f.~l1- ~ Dad ~lAI
sud scos a. his teachings denisd and be himself put
todesth, suffering for man, With hts nall persod hands
81 nd s alvin. % @ ss
asnd IT, We have proof that the founders OF our rspuo
Ne sleep in Trinity ohurchyard tradition IL not to b
svr Prove snyhng after passed byond the reach
human recolsstoDs Il would be difficult to prove BY
rue .s
bsnsath the tread Of Eoglsh legons or fesourded With
The thundsrs Of NapsleOns cannon Htory IL vrittsn
tradition, aid must be relied upon when other proof
- obtained Now sir, have the proof Of history
that Of the most seaous and energetic spr Of the
s,s a..d o@
vics Prssidsn sof Cincinnati barisd In Trinity church
yasd Nth military hooo. MC. Esn'ism.n apart
ne opposing counsel Why had that General Wayne,
ons Of the most heroic Of the war OF the R,voutop
belonged to tbs vesty; and after the vhis
vssty installed the friend q the nation. Nss,
49, mos. liberal in IT, Donations g Religion. ana esar
sss parposss and the very properly which Me- s,orm.e
poss.s. vas sntsa Tor tn: purpose Of ferry AID
g tia. I AZ sss,os Of :jsosu.nt .ssia.s hia
isno Bat, air, he is man Of money, And shOud a,s
Ne to attach him. He fertiass himself behiad his
vssb and s:s up inpussnt prsssns.oa. that %. ,a
lsoDsy 10 such aes Why, sr saw letter written ~
Mr. BoOInap to one Of city papers fsv days sincs
b which pesumes to dictate 10 that Journal bssAuse
IA Gsya n 4
your paper" Impsdsnt Thought ipaoleat demandl to
distAts Of letters hesauss he Pays the pslHy
Of Ave Elk dollsrs year for his paper! 70 pre-
suns to osst money against intellsst man Of money
70 presume dictate 70 Of mindl Why, SIR does
he's nt often been used to crush nsllsotto hold In
check the rsing genius Of the peopes merely aude to
III. seon on the part Of NJ Bo'rmsn to shS. how great
hero saded to the copslt.no, Of NJ Bo,rmsn, wing
from speech Of his In public some time sinos that he
Was vehement In demanding . decent intsrment
Tor the American dead In certain Countries abroad
Ana sGw We n'r, nave sn h sovo S.ss
that he would 60 to Ireland Eosanc, France, Ialyall
Europe demand that the dead there pssos
Of the foremost Of thoas who would dig up the bones
ear Revolutionary fathers, and s,ttsr them to the four
., 81 ~
party. shal ro~ to those questions wbi,h more
particularly ,s.t the prssen, case In the arst place
oEuip called CT the last Cmmoa Council Need
Jpoceed ct any length prove this poiot Of the
pofis counsel is fascif Why, sirs there 10 not
sa Of the Last Common Council that needs to
defended by strong araun ent before this munity
Dow many OF their laws (ht ugh have yet to learn that
the acts of the Common Council law) have already
been Questioned and repealed! They resolved upon
Broadway rairoai that has not been 1900 pllshsd.
They tauoted our courts BY . contempt Of aushor.
fly, aud for that thsy were puaished. They
vent needless Of oonsequsn ,ss until they
nav written upon the wall, with . psn bsthsd 10
sss kel sphav you have been weighed in the balan
snd found waning AM they, Ike the bsshanals Of
Babyes hurled from power and the Voices Of the
PEOPLE hsve called you 10 their places Considering this
ask sooabs that you should be called upon
question the OF the Previous Common Council? Nov,
upon the SECOND point have for time studied the
science law and have learned that you make to
man piece OF land TO day. you have no right to take
II from him u morrow. Nov, you cannot take public
pssvspt disaster for OF making life safe.
You can take private property for public use, bat ID