New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
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...-in, Yesterday morning the quiet preSncts
-, ,,reh on broadway where we have heard 20
.,ol nreaclcd for years, unusual noise ai'T cited
es,,,nu,ion > Fusiouist-who evidently In A cub
I'D thousands of dollar TO the H., s. Il :, panic
cling snS sptng Commute, and Iho at eas;
terribly burning his OVID facers though
ho hadn't vet acquired the wisdom Of tne burnt child,
,, Srea6s Of the fre-was in h IN state Of excite
,oept lie must be in the guy -cotion trade, Judging
o the explosive nature Of hs Sabb .th-day
lion. Wewil give what W. heard az nearly a. posi-
bic in the words Of me speakers;
law.abidng citizen rmarked TO Mr.. Fueioni-t that
IN. mob had lust driven Yorker from the City of
Charlestou, where he had lived for years in
camille business threatening him. unless he left the
State Immediately with coat Of tar aud feathers for
expressing himself against disunion
Fsionist apologzed for the mob and said that they
mus, have bad ample for their acts for the mob
inierfered with no one unless for good cause.
Mr. A., member of the church, remarked that mob
law now ruled in large section of the Unicu and he
thought il was hardly in taste for citizen of New
York on tie Sabbath and in church TO Justify yran-
meal and lawless mob Under system OF govern.
mept the majority and not the mob were TO rule.
Frsonst fred up and with volen, gesticulatons de-
nouneed his brother church member in particular and
tie whole Republican party in general incsndiary
aboitonsis who might have saved the country by ac-
eepiine Crtendens compromise but have refused
that.
Mr.. A.-Certainly. Af;er the verdict Of the people
Just rendered they have rejected and justly too COM
promise which not only woud revee this verdict, but
would in substance open STARE mart in the City Of
New-York
Pusionist- In an angry voice, that echoed through
the whole church. It's falsehoOd-tis Ialsehood-
and YOU know it is a fasehOod when you say it
Mr. A.-But let show You what might be done
IN New-York If the compromise were accepted
FIsionisf-I won't bear it, | won't hear it, What
Won have said is fsseboOd falsehood and you
knew it when you sadit. Highly excited and ges-
ticulating in the face of Mr.. A. Iwont hear you,
and you have no right to speak.
Mr.. A. (quietly)-You certainly won't hear me, nor
INV one else ii you are 30 violent and make such
noise.
Fusionist-I have read the compromise, and knoS
what il means az well as you do and you have stated
a faIsehood, and you know il, and won't hear You.
Mr.. A.-If yOu are a gentleman you will hear me,
if you are not yOu won't insist that you shall hear
me and without violent interruption and shall see
then who Is guilty Of fasehoOd 10 say nothing about
Vcntlemanly decoIum. Crttendens Compromise Just
rejected bv Republican votes egalizes the transit of
slaves through the Free States and protects and pro-
notes the interstate slave-trade, and would enable
the slave-breeders of Maryland and Virginia TO bring
Thousands of slaves in shackles and irons TO NewYork
erect slave jals here at Richmond, and keep the
slaves in them until the slave ships ready TO
Transport them 10 Louisiana and Texas, aud then they
could drive them in thousands oned together in pairs
through our streets under the ssvedrivers whip TO
the vessosperhaps your vessels yours 90 10 South
sn ports. Meanwhile, the slave-breeders could meet
the save-traders here in city, and make all their
saes and purchases, receive the money, and deliver
the slaves on board your vessels. This could be
carried on to the extent Of thousands of ssvea &
day if only Critendens Compromise transit Of slaves
through Free States should be permitted That is
what / call opening stare mart in the City of New
York.
Fasiona more excited and louder than beforel-I
don't; IL such thing You have stated falsehood
know the meaning Of words as well az you do.
Mr. At you will look into Webster You will learn
what sla0e-nart means. will abide by that as the
Republican party does by the laws and the ballot box
and LET Aot sag out Of iohose mouth the fdlsehOod
ZONES.
At this moment the Sexton came out and said that
The clergyman at prayer, and the loud talking in
Abe vestibule disturbed the congregation.