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

very much larger than building xho existed =. that
removal Of large quantities. ard homes Of the
as
=. and sI e hs' the ambition Of
the vestry construct mag niheent temple Was an
an for the vain ana
tstious Of vastly greater Numbers Of our fellow
s the vestry of Trinity Church desired
Un sn ns se they should nS 0 ss
upon in case legal should
u Jsnussy @ ssS9s -four hundred
the Common Council against the opening Of any street
through their turying ground have the original remon
have ,he Of relatives and friends
that aSe s 81 old so
BE siti.ens thereby Violated and feeling.
property vs.sy Trinity
Of the remains Of the dead and the lamentations Of their
surviving friends The assessment was confirmed May
IN 1851 the lot Of ground lying between Thsmes street
n The Line w IF AS5n It, # M
Of Trinity Church had any strong or esrnsss de-
ss they sos IA Ps ssi9 st
sna ssasa
apply for and Ss wan b ssn
small and no sV of real a r
a %sssS. fP sy p.s sSs s sssy
wide ps wa s rs sss
Y 1i ~ poS Ss1 q ,t this
G e1%s niS yss
against il. and thus the opportunity passed
s s r. %sa IL:
ssy 10
and width q the ma ws y ss'
the s sa we're rt 81
h.ns
sa s & a 1 Albany e
Brosdway This alone the dinerence fhe extern.
. the xsstrynen This s}cns cores the on Of Trinity
IN December 1852 the late Alderman CLAYTON, whose
widow heirs this sa
way that time the progress made in the erection Of
70 @ her na share Of IT, % Ths ss
until June 1875 when that building completed
~ 70 Of II tie Il
T S ss that I
ss Of .a in say has s
purpose beg reply drst that Whatever
as
huTthen and the property Of very wealthy
~ s'Sph
mepts sincerity in the assumed trust to protect the
mains Of the dead do they become worthless that
s M true & s tssi
trust touches only the eonseenee Of the vessry gives
mains the dead which produces dsrus Of
the parties ssrsstsa had attended nd At
" ss
aver Of what they assume to be the duty OF that corpora
s
:Esrtsr by xSas provision .1s
s.sssss and
rsd Of eon.try peril anything which could dovoive
sas 81 fs In sd1 ss S III
nine who With sSrpsss his
on with the remark tat Profession which continued
sl s snS and os s
therefore, natural sense OF daty'
proposed in tie centre Of the line Of albany
a:' .Sn hs e
iiass ken FIT.
has aowed to that chosen expressly for this pur
Of dead thirty square and feet deep
ousfy bones Tor WHAT Expressly and
sd defeat the and to thwart the wishes Of
aaIdhosa that church which at the
M @ tom Sa s ss IF Ills s
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Of the dead such motives and for such
E Gsssrencs for the remains Of the dead
sssi
tn . give ss a o Ess. his
q this city has done, which is within view
been ordered to be yidsnsa on the
the srsk
% @ s' hss
s.sioned species of and apparsnty has IN
DO in Albany street. and with Che grounds in
@ did @ cs1
ans acting from merely had dIRs
s 'ss policy
well as public law that ba should sy mi DC you think
wise to differ with them mako Trinity Church
BiR TO laws because her 'sy DO not choose
fl s
parties who press this application r-..,.. c,.,
not physical nor moral existence body without
% ss'fs Bxsps q" 1
ssp.sis Of ceiling hs sympsshy ( not must Gs e
truly dead who buried in that have
s t. s ssss
its
aspect this The respectable gentlemen
shn' Trinity &.
higher which Ewes greater s h to the One Sas
man claims relatives inferred in this ground Ano
e
viii ~
yhG their , in the
iessssors and sisi,sns And who died in peace
nn thus s ena
fercnt impression the committee shall examine the
question whether remains Of patriots were ever inferred
In that ground ~
affirm that there scntilla Of proof that any
who enlisted the American army and who died
during the Revolutionary Inferred IN any part
Of Trinity Churchyard, and that there rational
grounds believe that any such interments
made in that ground that the attempt made by OF the
employees Of Trinity Church to impose this upon the
Street Committee the Of button
and copper ended in exposing deusion If nothing
the part Of the Individual who made the EFFORT
shall cndeavor that there such formation Of
the ground at that place l7 has been pretended
Of Trinity Church, where Is the record Of the
who enlisted on the side Of his country
that whose remains inferred in that grounda The
church received each body inferred and the books
Of Doubtless contain the Of each person.
1t that record Of such fact be found
there record declarations made to that ef
feet by the who could speak from personal knowledge
of the fact.
propose show that any .uch ntermcnts being made
IN the of Trinity Church. during the Revolutionary
war sggeson Of the most utter mprobabty; and to
1t will be recoected ny the committee that at the com