The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

Mr.. John g. Orr, better known the ''Anse 0abres~
delivered discourse ia the Broadway Tabernacle last
evening, commencing at half past seven O'Clock pur-
| suant TO the following notice ;-''Mr J. s. Or, tho
street preacher, ncknamed the Angel Gabriel will de-
liver an address at the Broadway Tabernacle this eves
ing. His subject IL Freedom to Man be he black OF
white from all ph, sica mental and spiritual despot-
isms' He also promises 10 make known the facts
gardpg the late high handed outrages upon his liberty
by the officials the cities of Worcester Charlestown
Newburyport, Philadelphia and Washington His
charge Is twenty Eve cents"
At the appointed hour there we're thirty two mem
including four negroes ten and three little gas
present. small boy mounted the organ loft, an4
amused the audience by performing the fine air "5houlA
aud acquaintance he forgot ~ whilst the CANCEL" stooA
at the outer door blowing call his trumpet which
sounded Ike combinato Of Rule Brita annia and the
| ssBoots and Saddle call Of the Scots Grays-"
Shortly after he entered, amidst applause. and as
cenced the PLATFORM bearing tin full of papers,
his trumpet, and brass triangle, supporting the fol-
lowing scroll banner surmounted by the American
flag
s'Freedom to Man. be Ae Black White. Then
Porery and slavery depart" ''usil Columbia" and
aRue Britannia" But Clown with the Mother Of
denominations; for in her there is found the merchsn
disc Of slaves and souls of Yes all the blood of
the prophets and saints SLAIN on EARTH
He Immediately said-According to the advertise
ment which most Of you have seen it il my duty -
address j will read Ii for
Here he read the advertisement denouncng all who
had nicknamed him ian angel"
He preferred open air audience to in door oos
but he not to be dsheartened at a few
fisherman went to where the fish were, for
lie would not catch fish in his drawing room.
He was ashamed that other men did not tumble
the truth out OF them but ne was sorry TO say that
| in America--not like Great Britsn-men were put
into Office who would sell their country God onIy re-
quired the heart OF and God had wrought by him
since he TO this country and the poor priest rid
den blood hounds o New York who prowl in the streets,
fa1 .tovtI
and he made him speak out and what is recorded
in The llth chapter Of Revelations had to pass.
Three ago. hundred Irish papsts sought -
drown him in Scotland but Yankee caught him BY the
back Of the neck and saved him. and hence in gratitude
ne ohme out mere as' feoruary 'he hankee hnow NO
things saved him again lie was going 70 be stabbed
last spring. but young lawyer at Cold Spring saved him.
He soon to leave the country but he would always
distinguish the American people from American officials
(Cheers.) Old George the Third and Lord North.
not The British people long ago lie would tell all he
| knew in Philadelphia at Bunker Hill, soon II Ga
| vazz Italian, and himself, Brtsher, had not
opened the eyes OF the American people, informal
poIery would this have desoated the country ZAP
psuse) Street preaching had done its work, ike the
fishermen Of Gshiee, long ago (Appsuse) Freedom
other mans lie for God, and john the Baptist ana
! Peter and slew all beasts.
Here one gentleman went out, saying "This is mo-
| Ireland
GABMrI--rhere is fool in every company. Here Is
touch OF the trumpet for YOU my laddic III get You
| kicked out my lad Sounds his trumpet. Cheers.)
Go to the ID you scamp and jackanapes. (Cheers.l
| The gentleman retired.
white, as in the sth Psam you would And what GoA
wanted to be- Man Ia civil bondage to the Law
and in bondage 10 the priests Look at the Pope Of Rome
and the Emperor Of Russia, second Pope The prieste
| were endeavoring to put on the 'thumb screws.o-
(Cheers Gavazz protested, the Hungarans protested
| but il did them good; but they must strango
Popery-GayazM played hammer and tongs in Quebeo.
on the numbering crew, from tine pulpit He learned,
after Gavazzi and Christ TO be OF well
mtnisisr Of the gospel No use in man waiting for the
Almighty TO do bis work, for I wiiberforce waited
slavery would s'il exist in the West Indies The Amer
black
that the District OF Columbia free place, but he
fourd that II was not only he was bachelor he would
suffer by hs nprisopment There vas no difference be.
tween black dog and white dog but for only saying
this IN Baltimore lie was put in '4imbo.n Mayor Con-
rad, of Philadelphia o trump card, held him to
ball, and Mayor Gilpn, Of WashnytonperLaps friend
q John GiIpin's Of London-also put him in prison.
to pay priest CAppause fhe time for freedom do % 70
the human race had come. Old Napoleon to Sc
Ieope The arms Of France and England would not be
long united, for the people would know the
narchies, and the stone cut from mountain would
4 ill the whole earth. The Great Exhibition was in
london IN May, issi, but the palace was not this
There rome sin in railroads sin the electric
telegraph but still there freedom in these things.
He had breathed freedom in America but sos of the
prsss bad attempted to please for Office and il
was curse them (Hesr.) Everything was tumblinx
and shaking but 10 the South slavery strong Po
perry and slavery twin sisters sometimes One COCA
first aud sometimes the other. Men were born In the
America and not allowed 10 defend your Aag. vhiIe
| thousands Of white men who came from the ssSreen
lsc 10 plot against the country were put in Office. He
was black outside but they black inside. (Hearl
| When he went to Scotland from the West Indies he
was called a /" black squash but now he for
the reeeom Of the slave The slave question could not
be settled by Law. He mad good many papers
his pocket but be would rather speak for hours
than read for Three rishmen nearly killed him
at Delaware In Baltimore prison tho prisoners were
half starved and he only wondered that they did not
in prson o. On s e ssa.ea IKE dos
sounded his little trumpet in Washington (Cheers)
He robbed, in Washington. of dagger; and his
trumpet paper, tin and other things taken fro0
him in prison where he met tall man, who advised
him to write to the British Minister so he let
ter but got no reply. Then he wrote second one to
which he received reply written cowarily manner
Here be read letter from himself TO Nh. Crampton
saying that if he did not get redress as loyal subject
Of the Queen Britain he would hold up the name Of
Champion az mean fellow, but he did not read Mr.
The Know Nothings should take care Of Mayor Conrad
OF Phadelphia for he had imprisoned him false test-
mony--Conrad had shut him up,' in tyrannous
for the scribbler Ct the Boston Herald had hurried him
on. In Worcester he was beaten BY Knowton, but be
would q naip' him yet The Know Nothings must not
elect bockhead shers ma yors for that is Popery
The CITY Marshal Newburyport had also prevented him
preaching, and he had to speak on manure heap with
June last in Brooklyn city, for he could not speak
unless he had true men to back him. He had
dowr in Chelsea. (Applause.) Since the days OF
John Wesley, the Mehodsts had hecome set Of holy
byyocrtes for they had arrested him for disturbing
camp meeting on Brnker's Hill Mayor John Quincv
Adams scrnething other in Charleston had put hin
in prison but he had as good right 10 preach as
Methodist to make noise with his in singing vmns
in Boston be beard the Ccln nmblan Artillery make moro
noise en- Sunday a the funei al OF dead pspist than
lie had ever made. (Cheers.) lie had had a trumpst
into which you could put the Mayors big head Augh-
ieT.) God wanted man TO do his work now in ths
North and South and trnst in him and not in party
ard soon the Lord would make all free. Cheers.
The Angel then gave HIS blessing, sounded n fev
blasts. snd departed amidst cheers.
Marine Anssrs.