New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
SYMPATHY WITH BROWNS FAMILY.
MEETING AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
Attempt to Incite n Riot.
THE ROwDIES PUT DOWN.

price OF admission was tweuiy-hve cents, aad the
tooy Of tfe hall wss rsarly thiecquaters full Bus
few Tertcns OF dis inction oihe than those announced
in tie program me present. Or the audience
nearly one lalf were ladies.
All. o'clock the meeting was called to order and
H. FaiifaIks nominated, and elected ~ preside.
81 eliou's Brass Ban peri rmod during tn evening
several f. 2 airs among which were the hymn " Come
let us Worsbip" "Payes Hymn" The Marssei-
lai.eo ardtt inarch from the Prophet snd dirge.
Amer prayer By the Rev. Mr. FEEScH, the Rev.
GEo. r.. CHEEyER was introduced by Mr. HIATT.
He conieuded that John Brown not ohly was MT
commended hy the Constitution defend avery, but
Wa comme.d Did Iy the Word of God 10 oppose It. If
all men owe ALI giance to Gsd he could commit no
ueaeou. AL law ~ defense Of Slavery lie ZURICH eous,
and the act Of putting John Brown 10 death for the
violation Of such law, II judicial murder aud shedding
innocent blDOd. DIR. g. claimet that John Brown
cou not lie fund guilty of treason TO Virginia, for
lie Owed her TO allegiance; and Compared hrp 70
Abraham Len be vent forth 20 del, er the cAptves
Of tie ciie- of the Plain There are also be sad OK
lhcit conn an d. IN Gcd's Word commanding John
Be WI 10 interfere in behalf of tue Oppressed he bad
only done what Washington was praised for doing
given liberty Ia the Oppieset d. But tie memory OF
John Brow shall i've and the seeds thus sown shalt
eliirg Up again IN other places, aud men VIII Dc rased
Up 10 execute Goos will.
DIR. Cbeeyer bao hardly began his discourse before
il became apparent that t'ere would be an atienP'
msce break up the meeting Kisses were giSen IN
different parts Of tie hOuse, ba: they were mostly
drowned with applause. This was repeated several
tin e., when the Police having Uncovered who III
dsturteis were, began at once TO arrest and nCVe
the boiey JersODs. Sew raj were thus elected IN
pIeat coniusiou inierruptDg the remarks oil Dr
CleeN for minutes. among the olsturbtrs were
IAddy ByIiee, Custom House occupant and several
utp 6eIs OF Fernando Woods old Police. Seae among
tlem WAS Chares II. Iiasweli for 10 any years Engl-
ieer-ir. Chief Of tie L. s. Navy and exPresident OF
TOE Board Of Coub luen, who asserted that the men
Lad a right 10 remain, they having pad Their money
II IL raid too, that Supervisor Bell was aso present
among lem, lending the cOunteuance OF hs presence
NJ least 10 rioters But General Supt. Pill,bury and
Deputy superintendent Carpenter appeared aud by
he IrCnptnets Of tleic acts The m0bocrats
we're ore after another excluded, Police COMMITS
tiorer Bailey went among one portion OF the
row dee and directed the acts of the officers there
PADDY ByrLes was, with difficulty, put ont
and oilers followed IN quick succession. Among
others was "a well-drested, mld'lleaged man. who
cane round directly in front Of the platform, and,
SHAKING cane in DIR. Cheevers face, Moderated,
Stop that sir; stOp that This be uttered several
tinte, and was then seized 10y the officers and
pot ont. At last the whole OF the gang grayl'
lated TO the north west corner Of the room, and tor
several minutes they INDUCED IN unlimited yels.
GIoais for John Brown, cheers for Gov. WISE,
cheers for the Slave States, &c Haswell wa st'll
among them, and encouraging them on were from nj
teen 10 twenty we-1Iesse0 But the rowdes, IN
cludg those did not number fifty, all told. owing 70
tie arrangements Of the seats, owever, was found
difficult for The police to get at the crowd ana remove
tie rOWdts, and the confusion continued Supt iIis-
bury INTO the crowd. He called upon the crowd 10
d, sirt but several anbI1Ous orators al emied speak,
one or two Of who quickly deserted their exIemPo-
rized rosrums and were put out. Still the ro"dies
had the UPPER hand aud Deputy Carpenter Ape lred
uron the platform and SAID that II the audience wou'd
b keep qujet they had sufficient force 10 preserve
order. This announcement WAS received WIN apPauro
and cheerr but hardly had this subsidized before the
crowd were seen surgng down the aisle, and were IN
c ose contipury to the ladies, yelling, bowling, ana
screaming like pack Of devils The ladies' IN terror
ian ON the place to other parts OF the roOm ana on
tie PLATFORM though but few left the room, reso Itely
n naming 10 exhibit by their presence Their sense o.
tie outrage.
tecbu ent from the Fifteenth Precinct, nnder Capt.
Dks which hnd been sent for arrived, and TOOK their
places in The aisles. There were now 80 policemen IN
in tie room. and their pIesence Kept the turbulence va
~ fcient cheek tor the rest OF the evening 70 ehaoe
tie programme TO DO carried out
WrypELL PHILLIPS mex, came forward, and was
received with three cheers tse baud, aud with
prosus and ises ON the other at last the noise sub
sieed sufficiently for him to proceed. MIR. Phillips
sr,k ~ follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GEsTLEagS: Itseems
10 NE that the results Of THE evening whether you aud
/ are allowed IN our own hall 10 meet Tor our own
avoyed purIOse in peace Is one OF those elements oil
,docation which John Browns enterprise begins 10
nrfold In 30 States. We calculate the strength OF
the blow by tie rebound. Men cay Johu Browns
enterprise failure but he has proved ohs tnns
up 10 TO night in The State OF Nirgina-ie has proved
tfet she dafes not exist except as despvusm'
No nan NAV send message upon the telegraph
wires In her northern counties without permit IRON
Gen. 1alliafeIo; nobody may pass IRON one to%n 70
another without passport from the military authori-
ties ANY WHY Because seventeen men have struck
"a blow. on the apparently full vessel OF Nirginian
rride and emptiness resouuded Because seventeen
en- Lave proved by their Assault that Save 1.aSe =
a oesnntifn IA voice" That's "a lie. II John
Brown had proved nothing else for the education OF
lie American PEOPLE, the question, ladies ana
gentlemen, tonight 10, whether you arc ths
subjects Of Virginia or the eitIehs Vt tuS
49, Sfo,e of New York IApplause and Misses.
For ore gentlemen, l care not whether SPEAK or am
srnt tonight amid the noise Of those who choose not
with fair Lis es but with diroTderiy, systensle, anu
continuous noise 10 interrupt Flowing anu nooun8,
and anotle err of the ringeaders put out III ~ II lat
Ist a few dozen oItZeus OF your Metropolis cannot
lold meeting in quiet II Is proper thal We eoVu,e
know IT, hold in my hand Likeness oi elIi OF W -
SIM neIs which was taken from the o'sonl OF oiFer
Brow III tlat Armory, after DC Vac sno', ~ eua
1lonobtful kIduess OF Virginia tradesman, and saved
Tor Ijs mott err saw her, in the rude cottage on tue
rsonn,ain side Of your Adirondack region, WITH group
of New York Northern girs-widows' (" mere "eIo
hon husbands gone and for what lU that rude cot
iaee -four the home OF four heroic men; ana ia 'ns
Text tie home of two more, masking SA ..
,bat twenty who flung themselves aga1s'
the State Of Virginia for an idea. wha' was y ~
cod,g ~ rbe laws Of the State they committed 'st
opNi What are we met 70 sympathne HiIe thei1 lOi
What have they done that orowcs thus nli win - ~,
whose hearts make rampant Tor those oHreaEe -
oleu-tlose almost homeless orphans W AAl uiHis b
rs here Ihorc must be something about l'. u xT
that divides il from common death. W hai - II ~"
he murderer VOICE" Yes am giadto near -
Iel us TN the slls SeIbut first LEI Us look a. the 0s
MIRO tsrder brave and disinteresed. voice .,os
n Kansas" Every word lie spoke has touched
Million l"Who murdered Mr. Doyle Every a.
since Virginia laid Der band upon HIM mas ,ll.su
x-,-l afaff