New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07


BY going Up the fremont Temple to trounoe the half
hardful Of nsgers. You can easy conceive that the
.s,u.b,,ee was curiously made up. IA they say Of
fuDro,sr: editions the Of one party present
rrotsbl, stood for millions upon mslions Those of
Ne otber oud have hen Of little accoun, in State
stre<<, CT anywhere else. However accustomed the
rusosutii fsctiop may be vince before the frown
sStis Sath, they certainly seemed bold enough here,
Sor they we're in an unoOubsed majority, snd more
over they were sustained in the Aesh, rs well as in
The sEjrt, ty 8 goodly distribution OF coworkers
FROM North street, and that muscular neishbor
hood. TAus fortified, they exercised their fAntas-
nc ksSDSs 70 lie fullest bent, now bowling like
ssNuS R>danlites, nOw fighting Like bar-room poll
tens, laTshing phrases and epi;hets which even
tbe esflut nttersnce If Beacon street could hardly
sweet,n into decency. 1t WIS o wonder how all this
rioting end hsicuftng, and profanity, could
naturally IRON the refined and accomplished denrens Of
Ne Dcee 2tIssocratic regions known 70 cYiiLstion.
erspgcs, utacquninied with the lofty of those
szgagtc IN tie froy-nsmes hike Perkins and Amory
81 tie sound Of which seooDdras society apt hut
sr pesyv>ly aud fold IN its ey e-lids-woud have
fupfo%eo ahsi tie roubesa ckgusrds of England
bsd here got together for convivial and other
Se1ocEE2F7fiiVe purPoees. Ii u somewhat sig-
ti6tsnf fsct. too, that. at the evening meetiny
ID
ysSs breakers unexpectedly found themselves in
~ minority the vAlor Of the morning was
ssvbere 70 Re discerncd and hardly the shadow of
6eurlsnee wss made to appear, notwithstanding the
savage threats that had been floating through the city
auiiBg the afternoon. Bot 1T the fremont TEMPLE
Meeting Il sTlstocrncy the strong party and all
whf eSsy for them. They began with show Of fair
Day. which was pure bit Of cowardce for their real
sb Il wsf 20 break up the meeting and not simply to
divert from its original purpose. They elected le-
siharsfly enough Ute meeting being wholly publc)
booker Of the most constitutional hue for Chairman
sbo oeSed some resolutions sntagonstic TO the sen.i
peTss Of those men who had summoned the Conyen.
bon. TITS VS. we'll enough but when the debate
yn called for, pereOn wac listened 70 who was
,a Nsdy TO support them. Fred Douglass and
sbsrs Rere booted down, and the resolutions were
I'D ~iilont the privilege Of discussion, except on
l;s r5e Of course the GarrisonGns had 10 yield and
Iaey ~ ~ with grace than could have been ex-
iec;ed q tEem. And, setting aside all view Us TO the
GIl intentions Of the meeting, and leaving out the
ustca q tie prOpriety Of holding it at all bound
Ia ssy that tie Conduct aud temper Of the negroes and
AeiI M onions throughout iDoOmpa-sbly better
Dd noss manly than tAose OF their opPonents. They
sss ed nothing except when personally attacked and
J tie two sffIsys which occurred they were not the
lgtrssois And when Douglass did fight, he fought
s,h,r letter Oh tie whole, than any Of his wel-edu-
aitd o,pouen,s, and cleared his way thrcug' the
irpUd tlst assaed him in way that
ION Sayers would have taken of his bat 10 honor TO-
IN. TrenoIt Temple meeting. however, had 10 be
Hlrok,p IN That was determined upon. The Mayor
va arr called TO- ADD after sundry vacstiOns directed
ast Il hsn should be cleared by the police Up u
ai TINE tie efforts of the police bad been vigorously
u,hed 70 Il suppression and extinction Of the party
,ihb had called, and wished 10 hold, the meeting
he only persoDs hsrslly treated Were the negroes
ard I, cir sssociates-te very who hsd engaged
he HILL ara were accountable for the payment Tor IIs
ne Auong the myriad weaknesses Of the Chief Of
Police 10 lie strongly marked one thsi be rs most
YDl misiye sespecter of persoIs. Ii was not dreamed
ih in LIS philosophy lat be could hamper TIE
ogre Of any whose Enforcement "a1 go0n
sr any conceivable amount. so neither Mr. ray
,or Mr. Hove nor Mr.. Perkins nor any OF their ira
.rrity frUm North stIeet, over whom they exercised
Yreseciion were harmed II certainly was l'tie al
ieuh 70 uB6ei stand why Mr. Frank SanJorn, WAC
ur,eosv a-serted his right to the chair, should be
tsrp,d out by The neck, while Mr. j. Murray howe
.ho insoleutly proclaimed bic, was seduiouSy pro
sced Or Why Mr. Fred Douglass, VINO fought after
Woyocstion should BE- set upon by nail oozeh PoucS
sec. while Mr.. Thounss ii Perkins, VINO gave provo
s,On, wss respectfully smiled uPou. You see lnere
tilsrt divinity doth hedge our Beacon lghls before
,tiel tie geans Of tie guardian stars Of order are
,vpe r,Ld but the meeting was broken NJ, in spite
Su1 INV t6ngness OF the Trustees aud the superln-
s,1ert Of the Temple, who united IN urging
q. M,vcr 10 eeeme and maintain tranquility,
Nth usft have been done at eny time, had any vital
u,bori,y On tie side Of order been displayed.
TIE evening meeting al DIR. Martins Canrcn wa
'.s.,e5t fair. Tie building early filed with
60, # DE Garrisoniaus, and the Deputy Chief OF
yo;ce into wlose bands The power had teen !leoeu,
ssraf,.r eYented all ingress. An enormous cfO"u
ntL1.ed ouiside but, long ss the meeting HsVoo'
M, kett in al necessary restraint by the e2ce"eh'
,.r.c.,,ept sloUn by this officer. There was very
L., d;strytsnoe within. The savers OF the Ca'oh
,,s m n :. minority, and msufested mournfu care
-. ~ regarded the destruction Of their revered
g. One gentleman was very active In Kissing NJ
H;l;,, ard p1ociaimiug him liar, but he seemed to
!. tiJv ouieted by ooiored brother VINO
=. -, rim with THE threat: =" II you don't
a, down. Bill Fay and shut up won't shave yoo
ss-,,or,ev." After tbis the gentleman had h''ie 70
-. g.. rhieb we may ga,Ler tina: 70 the average
,-,r,e,ive mind a smooth face Il dearer IMAM Tue
la.,,nsuc, q The Union. The speeches were nov IT,
,,,to,l. That Of Mr.. Phillips WA very OriiiL'h''
a., 80 violent and Of coarte very satisfactory 10 Tue
-, .yt ,oFfbose VITO heard him. The moS ca
rs, Int az the evening WIS that which iihtheui-
u.l, touoo.d Nr PhilHlss egress, about ciocA'
IA, ii. own rsfety be was conveyed some dH.ah'e
An, dark and narrow passage 70 swk"an anu
-, - 10 call VI vivid recoections Of some OF
=. o.. II ,;,,. - ,,snces Although the crowd