New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

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HouIIlui Enterprise f. m one % ~ &C., "-o "s'
10 great fear al le while i)r .ltf -es ls.- 81 MA
coue known LAT they ha4 assisted a. re oAf- D.
hereiiol
On eli ese ~ ec- we lalli, % 30 the dry o. he
American Government 10 o.. ,o,ae to-, an s9'a's ~
trrsiy tie fcft Cf al lis cHiZel wl1He oi hlfc "
erti.n orsir 81 al ouutri whelo these rEl'. o. ~
duly recognized ihis duty hns been Ensie-- J. 81
g. delee iilhll by ioseFrneIt from - en-
meIctmeIt - early az u.s., tae rei.i'es mus "a
American ci-.ee ve-c e1arlDiec4 ~ 70 30 .''-y
I'd. Il NJ YEAR viii a a. l,,rest ii tie YAK g = l.as.
FrCu, tceto f.ae-unter he 1tsri la-i1ls o. Wan
ir-trn Jefsrsor. and their o-ss7mathng vas
d0rs in regard % other countries. We are hapP'
20 say that az present no. -Far5 tl4 tlcrs j.
Tr0it tslt country Where IN ne-'la citizen, wiener
Frotestfrt Roma. Cltloc is nor permitted 70 ENJOY
hi, u bis in relation % the sl.Jetis "-cl nave o-l
specified. DlTir. tie last administration more was
dore than ~ any preceding one, Wtl, p--llls "a
execution II u ne ifths second Jams sad Gen. Jack
s tn ths respect. for negotiations were ntiuei oy il
viii some ot the Governments Dl Sou'A Alis5,'h gar
tcuiuly ite Oriental Republic 81 Uruguay All the ~
eeriro Conf1dego.ioul which ter.nu ere it-otao'y.
To ercoursoe ard su tan tha C,vernslt n ,ie farther
prosecution Of this great work 3 one OF tie object OF tbs
needing.
We hold. too that the mau who goes Gistaa. Alls to
srreoC a0ad t.e kEoUlCice o. tke Cope. whether oy
tie dsltui cf c sacred 1,ri fare, tnf ot-r rem
lcoE q, hy p-oclaimi-g the way OF slvc'l r-r r1ce
ruust rot be nidertd having exp -tri.ed himself ~
Tut hms, beg oud hc pile Of the protect NJ care p, l
i3oyffIL, It. more au the merchant Who goes eoroat
fr his luzilt lu is 20 be protected in his work cy l5
powerful sr 81 The Stac. ~ long as DE- does morning Goa
trary the laws Of the countries 20 which he goes IAls
far VI may 20 Win c0nEi,n.e. Nothing saor. q. tslo
opposition Or ience, ero--. 10y .E, l.i1- o. by o.
bind - iu'icc-iolid 70 al0weito drive az Anercln
Christian = issiouGry from BIS Aoii
IIs was the ground t,t yas t,.eD by Mr. Webster in
f-4l WHEN Secretary OF St4t- ull 3ic ig.oss al minis
tlatiou 10 lis tsr 10 nm 'Ie 'rlr tnen ne 5r-
lean Charge Ala'res al Constan,iaopoi F citing the
Ancrcer mis- 0uaries laborne in lrrNey lai' ground
e We mistake nof the overwhelming majority OF A.i M
ton are L.er -TCi 49, lsc and Cci-l lac pm. OF la
taral.v Which w1ald no. allow hair If iiio hoal 3D..
Marin Koszc 20 h. tou- hd, simply be:1-fc be Il
TAX % u d
nut Lirs under lie OF tns N'ycInaian IT, an was
doing Hoh.ng contrary = tAc Laws r -iF@ ;! W VI '1
lard or be- aoiiy thrust out co.. d, SD ilag n dos
Loiiirc contrary e. iie laws of -no- country.
We ar, halny r. believe .Aat Nh. .i.vs v9 l1To
expressed have o;. .-on --s-e- - .l 1a.ii ''a.si
n J. to Whose .-a, GAG = i-- ai - -. ,i- 90.
i0elt las from iiu.- -1 ms been -t-t ia tJ year
1888 H. Governments 81 Mexico Central America All
obul.a .csogoI 30 L1ll CCug-es p. iA3 ltlnus 81
Panama q, Li-h cach 81 Llcn should b. ,p:efea.ed
500 dtliter e u.cB 3D. ets important T. u. welfare o.
all" Or Government was invited - send repre-.
ycs 70 that Congress. The s.nruiah-i who tuon
Cccur-ld thc Presidential char ttho ..e John QLn'y
Adams accepted tie inyei ~. ald noninateI t.r th1t
mission two distinguished crllens oAe OF |n2n was 'a
late Hon John Sergeant @ III !lieiQlil IL is known
that enc ero. ,b,ct which the Prsidcn had greatly at
heart in relation - that Congress, 60 enasayor % in.
duce Tho south American Republics to come e. RICH.
ground in regard 10 the princpl Of religious o3r be
ltvpc 20 r. essential 20 their true prosperity and nap
irefs Itis believed taat FIR Adams 10 10 sn,lgio Up.
poltu1'iy during bis admnistrat.on, vi Kindly calling ne
attcptos those Government 20 ibis great SUI ct lis
sntmou.f o. te Cor,an.e OF religious 'sFy wrra .dy
shared - two iustr1us ci7e-1 LoT - - re De WIZ
Clinton ard Henry Clay-both ardent friends Of tA9
South I'm ,iccn Republics.
Our Government seconded DC ofJrts Of England ID per-
suade the Porte % grant religious liberty 90 ll2e M,
cure q IT, to lis Clri'iqn subj cts Why should not the
sno thing lie done in the case Of some G,yernn,n.3
which are called Chiisie1-some OF thon Roman Cetho-
lie Prot slant ana one OF chem OF ne Greek Church
but whose intolerance Is di+hOnor % the name OF
Christi ~ oil events .s orr Government ever be ready
by kind negotistion-by unofficial cxeIti0n i nothing
more can be doGeto ie1a ihe weight OIL rs mo,N inhl
cree wherever Is needed 20 the pOmo.on OF ms gfel.
interest Cu Government grants religious liberty to all
Who conc 10 this happy lana. l. has right = expect %
be heard weni approaches other nations on this subject
and respectfully urges tlom to thy What We have i)ua1to
l. 60 Sest blessing
FACES arc not wau.ius to prove III such "A ineryen
ton is likely e made IN vain short ettar rom
Ir Webster, when Secretary OF STATE, under W. !ler
Administrations TO a Consular Agent in the East exerted
a happy influence the Pasna ST Damascus, VINO had
aOwCd the jews OF tat city 10 suffer an almost ozer
nnac Tcrec cution. a hof inquiry erliily not con
20 mig TN sentences al refsed BY Mr toryh, SccE3
trry of State during ir Van Bursns Admins ration 80
tie American Onsul at Hamburg produced an client
eject upon the SonGe Of that city, in rtls0n 10 tue peg
lt.uiioH ylc. The Bapists were there enduring. ia
{, from 'r Barnard 10 tho Government OF Prussia,
cahcon I-- Us ago. had happy erect IN the case 2l the
Eoy Fir OucLCn and the Bapss brethren in th1. Aing
CON- Nor cua doubt that ho letter OF Mr. Everett,
year 0eo hdo Secretary OF STATE during Mr. Fillmore
tou1is. !a,ienl ~ the Grand Duke of Tuscany, had
somo influence on the case of the MGdlai.
Sucb en- influence we would see our Government ready
exert Whenever lhcfe IA ltef OF It'll ilytc5tAut
countries ~ favor Of telsecued or Cypress komon IN
dies lust as IIom tly and as eumesy ~ Roman Cath
olc ocuutrs H. favor Of prosecuted or oppressed FRO
,tstan's: ard IL both Protestant and Roman Catholic
countries, when tLcrC Is need IN DchaI OF '5 drel ana
suh are sore OF he considerations which have Led to
the ctlrc Of this meeting. The boa-d Of Directors of
no American cri Foreign Christian UL. IA society
Which embrace GOOD men Of almost every branch o.! tho
Irote-taut Church I'm 0rnry felt Il t. be their
duty in6lmuch The W apiono feis lus liberty - one
tho great ol eots for "ch D was organized TO hvte
tler fellow citizens 10 unite With them ~ attempt %
call The attention Of TIE public ard If tho Govcrnman- to
s great subject Nor they believe tra; with ne bless
ing o. Il, ay6ni Z viii be- IL vain
Tie statement warmly aPpaud2d
The Rev Dr. Feirebld read several letters from dis-
-ori.bed ce-ttn en- In % invitations IT, ~ pres
nj at the meeting. From the numerous replies we select
he Lowing
BosToS. Monday, jan , 1854
Grs4Lr-rs AZ highly bono'sd b yoas alr "a be.
2dcs esrs se held et NewYork on ihs jsl ias On tho
81, hoe VIII no. al3v me be present On the
I fo e ssgsGstsd s, sou ss04ld enable re furnish
Sou you. foe reqe With any extended views On
exist ofs character, AID which de-
An e,n zeri F eonilies oust to BE sseus from any
! d: E r ls.5 99s en- a 20 l ss sa 's; VIA
ssressbs 'h o"H i-ss ara Il places u i'' 'i'a
sincerely rs seror hst may Be eae1,
-, ore thst tie ds may be hafnel when trse Re-
li.c. a5 e5 ~ ber nor sorruer Pro,ent nor
IT, trn cur roll erupon sy cter sbal be noetsd for his
rssSss iiler q oesisls'se n II. re 0H' pursuits.
Your obliged aul ODE lisnt se-saGt ,,,
sg,,r, sr,on Phelps John W Cors-n Mouer De Motto,
Raw b, i sfd, Rev / r. FsirclHd, secr,t.ries.
Lotcr f-of- p Re-. br. DHr5ir.
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