The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

dasoi that tha IN
on sunday 70 sell hm paper, constituted preach 1
thsg h,son ,ho naa.a ~ Us @ ~ ,na Isw Mr. Prcs
nrSed N st the evil had onIy commenced when II was
checked Yesterday and had Continued 1t must have
been attended with disturhances He contended that
prima facle case hsd been made out.
worldly business and somebody else cheered whsn he
was disturbed he could no. be held responsible TO- the
noise Snnnoso Somebody had cheered yesterday WHOM
tbe Alderman was doing the illegal act OF hearing a
on the Sabbath woud he nhe Iderman) be res2onsDle
for itS Tina ides WAS absurd Mr.. H. c1uli see dis
tnctiop between running car and hackney coach on
sunday and Certainly tncre was mono running
pseseneer car and car on the Germanto Rllroad
boata on tho rivers win you torture the Sunday aws
ar 10 make yery man a participant. in breach OF toe
peace who reads . ne wspaper uoaday which every
bodv knows is get no upon Sunday
The mere startling of car lie not breach Of he pes,e
and there would have been no breach of the had
not been for the unwarranabe Interference Of the
thoes Mr. Price and he had often ridden past churches
upon sunday and neither Of them had thought OF com
hitting breach of the peace.
Mr. Hirs concluded by saying that these sumpsnary
laws were 10 be enforced all t6s they would
be 90 inolerable as the Massachusetts avs Qhch every
bands for kissing their wives on sunday the effect
wonld be disastrous TO the cause OF Christianity.
Tue Alderman ssid that the case important TO
be hastily decided and ne would therefore reserve MS
oeclslon until IL O'CLOCK on LuesuAy forenoon.
ACCORDINGLY, al the appointed houf Tue ma8s.rate rsn
uerea Ds uecisoo hong tae aeien an W aus Yer III
sum OF S5oo on tne charge Oh preacu o ING peaoe lne
def ndant by advice OF COUNSEL Declined 10 enter pan,
and commitment to prison was msde out.
cahc no~oSoS, po soAen W tho spurious" ~SuAs
OF PennsyvanM -,
mere was large croRd IN auehaancs u ieMn tne TO
suit Oh the aiair.
On this question the Ledger says-The question whether
the cars shall Sunday Ia the city, we'll
out of IT, has been brought q speedy issue by the do
termination OF the Mayor yeste day 10 STOP them Early
In day large numbers OF persons assembled TO take
the Green and Coates streets cars but only had
started out when the drivers arrested for breach
of the pesce This action tx ed the Indignation OF the
crowd, and real breach OF the peace would have oc.
Cured but for the prudence and forbeaance OF the COM
papy The people assembled told one OF the directors TO
saw the word and the cars should run in spite of the
efforts 10 stop them but acting for the compsny the al.
rector tod them that thew woud submit as good citizans
10 the anibores but wouId est the legally Of the acts
NJ tne ora b,a no,ca rba nuatad the roud INT
nv no means diminished the feeling and The Mayors
ss,;on Vac veru s,nnov condemned The whole oneston
~ ,ho nht =, ~ nns. q, III. ,o.,ar on %
before he Supreme Court and We hope that court will
isnn No ont os Il Ief, in ab;onv ~ douht II 10 nnes
ton sscna The civil ,ohts ~ large n,rt NJ The nonua
lien ~ sites and ,hev aish n tno phe.har the hnid
their civil RIGHTS on The came terms Of eonatv under ex
ietng laws ss other citizens do If thew do then there
should be no on auv pretex Win the eniov
ment Of them If not the fault must be in the existing
aws and the public opnion which m axes laws can have
them inst what they want them and what under our
copsttu,ion they should be-eous 10 their acton anon
all classes Of the community and oppressive to nome
An On Of rh noa ., tho
church Of RS onn ndy
hsen 70 eeimon aS tinst sunday travel me spsaKer
sara we subject LOT tner consideration might be SAID 70
pc wnetnef tne cry raroad corporaNons had rgn. 70
veto the laws OF Jenovan be mad great respect Tor the
edols ana conductors OF the secular press OF our yet
he thoaent they showed laentabe deficiency 10 BIBLICAL
lore by the way in which they had recently spoken OF the
Sabbath The Sunday papers were denounced in the
strongest terms beng the most scaudaous Sheets and
their propretors as the enemies Of the Sabbath and re
gion The friends or the sunday travel movement had
necessary for the benefit Of the poorer casses who could
by this means obtain ire fresh air. and thus recruit their
-, ,ho.a e ~, VIC ne woau susses.
to si ~ , ns no & icy n u, X n, LATE
hs,1 nrce for .ho hnna6t az ,hasa nnra ia ~ 49,
rcans Inc Sesred end con,d he ccomn,ina;, 0 o,
can;,ass .ontoS 20 40 eono,hn ~ aiia;oa ,ha,,, nS;
tinn Let them hnI,s houses in snc6 oaises and IN such
manner as would furnish them with the comfor:s en-
loved by The richer classes aud rent them At rate which
would nav them ak per cent instead OF fifteen DER cent
which was now the case in many in sances
He felt proud of our cy which deser yedly had the re-
putaton Of being one of the finest in the world The
members of The Continental Congress tho trainers Of the
constitution and the immortal Washington the Bible
speaker depoed the tendency OF the times to the desc
Grafton OF Inc ssppen ana Inc increase OF htemperance
Ia Our CITY,
LETTERS TRAVELLING ON SUNDAY.
gentleman at Princeton, In this State, addressed
letter to the Postmaster General TO know letter mailed
Saturday could be allowed to stop Sunday by ad
dressing the Request on the envelope to postmaster BE
has received the following answer