The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
THE STREETS.


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TO tese remains which though dead ali that left
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themselves perish The mind regains its serenity and fol-
is rsv.so% cor
when i shall have ''pnt on Immortality
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e the report and proven. its confirmation In this view
Trinity Church then you With the power
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to the decision made BY the Supreme Corr in the extern
me e arS ws h c9 ,gs
stng the damage appraise the property
interest which tic owner has and the ssaaed right which
may L 4. ssressa oyer < Il Wendell. lSs
and s. subject asssssmeHs Sseause the
iasd interest it. She will be poweress therefore in the
But We're otherwise let Trinity Church exercise her
under the laws and in with them instead
tetaned that her power effective that manner
M ~ TIA; i SId have been
that the church xsud mot have petitioner to
ss,Ss 'ss pRiass to
others Il S" reach the Widening @ s we'll
s sSsa this &c Shsss
privileges which Ts ARE freely granted ~ similar eases to
that practice shall have equal laws at least long
The second suggestion made in regard to the expense
TIE execution Of the work extending this street To raise
issn Sads my ssHss MI James BsSsmsn has
conceded that the Of working through the street
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%s that iiSss.sy Which u.s.
his private the money necessary PRO.
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P tie
ere il Otherwise is Trinity Church to do nothing for the
s % s ns Of hsr sgeis
that high and sacred duty which they profess have
either services expensef to the respectable
who Shs' the
ted in this they design abandon these remains
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But tie church has t6at Nv Norman has
provided that no portion Of his funds shah be applied to the
vesry Of Trinity Church shs ns 81 III,
Of i vsry T trinity
far as i ax.Pst ind
esmnsnesa monument q the reaisianSs q ths
Of city s s' S T r e
broken after the committee who preceded You had been
utility law Before its sreeton was rsssiyoa upon.
Of sSs
tant to that this church would
given without suspicion that the yestry intended
up request made to prssisds them from faith
ds P%ss as aslsa ress,a sr
remains OF the dead are made BY the vesry OF Trinity
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lie expected that those sentiments would lead Trinity
eass
% ian hs & thu the
patriotic professions with which they
a those ssmsn when
the
BY them and there are those
wh msy p thu in s
| ty during the Of the Revolution.
With ns which g has
ss to
has Teen introduced BY their counsel his be-
refer to the personal attacks made upon Mr.. James
Boorman Of the petitioners for the law and of the
to tsnT a
among those who asked for its and that Mr. Boor
e. n .s q:
Ont BY them s
,sa =
not Rsas
& That extent or net Of
than citizen with public a
S rps n s and IN sm
have not spent than two hours in the aggregate.
and
Ely nas MAN M mar
valuable charity has eaed
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the occasion With strong impulses guided By
sound judgment and y
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fame and added honors to the Of the merchants OF
Making professions, but Astounding in actions living
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s with the Soon
h.
the and pre- emily contributed
Of a p i % b % sss
n%t r.. s the those
he
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passed the law which the public interests required
though he whom they regarded as their had petit
toned for and would benefited by It, This much
least conduct may be commended to their
| ty Church.
Before this law had received the signature Of the Mayor
the Vesry Of Trinity Church. through their organ the
Courier and Enquirer' commenced series q public
ty here in their and in yours to characterize by
mder terms than scurriIous base and infamous beg
tolread portions Of these publications. to illustrate
their vlcness.
drst article sesns with, semaf.ing o. ths ws rs
millions Of few great land olders who for years have
been striving to accomplish this result 1t will not be
attempted TO be denied here that Mr. Boorman alone
intended TO he pointed and the false statement of its
object being to disturb the only equacd by
The profgasy Of tho conclusion that 1t to double the
iions of land holders The writer knew ifhe knew
anything on the subject that r Boorman owned but eight
lots to fe affected ~ the improvements and that OF
| these is taken fer the street.
Quotng from the report Of predecessors that the
erection Of the monument the line Of the with
ayowed object Of preventing the street from being
ried through the church. through its asks Will 1t
We credited that C. Francis and W. H. Cornell, who signed
the report to the Comm Council could be reckless