The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

ie., her, snsi iorbsss he-a hsh
aAss. .lass Sy M a. s"iao he. sss % unable .
~, In the vic iers expression Of that Indignation which
- OBTAINING tmo he people.
lgIxs % PolIas-wln lIo ladies leave the bGIl7 We
tive .hem ave minutes. fnen ~e S1i clear sae Aan ~
police iorc.
CnIa--wonen, don't 20. mol MOI
The lAo'eB the DaiD aaor All seats rSose II
the galleries asxed dasgers Ali sesnaea "a though they
were d.sslm 20 reAss - sLe sss fAsy dd NO.
saubofD ssan appeared on .he PLATFORM and "a he VA,
oannsacns 10 spess sne pore seized aim aGd MIN
CD sle p,.tOrm hstiess
Cries for teeh from Howe.
VoICx-Dougl ass broke up the meeting.
The platform was uow ceared. Comparative qu'ei
prevailed.
ysi1-gr. n airmsD, moye wo now proceed 70 have
= Uo%n meeiMy IN this mai. Seconded
The police weni Into Inc galleries., and attempted "
slsar H. The women resisted
6ysYsnAs-- Mr. fhiti Of Police viii you clear the han
and rive Us Tho lssaFAnse Il wlh NOT DO opened again
70 day
cBisr-I csDro. do anything that way. NJ Hayes IA
tho
quiet lhe police oceop,,d sse .iApor and some
pied reats In various parts Of lie building
The women cbaittd Say Lao hif 81 The police,
others ~ sLeir come enc eises Joke8
While this gong FREQ Doo returned 10 the
hall, when The from Their esats ana angrily
oeDonded Lhat Ie 90 pui oab. He was Instantly sur
spndtd b al eAciitd croSd Il seemed that he was
abtut 10 hs suot csed 10 violence, when 10 n
noupc,a ths, only looking after portable desk
which be pad eli la hurry OF former departure
As hr Dvuslsss eoing along iae part Of
The platform ol owed by tho police and crowd, he met
Ashe, respectable 400. ING gentleman, sld hso shaEe
Of BsDoE.
WE'VE AAs--1ow 10 YOU do7
DOUGLASS Oh, my This 10 awful awful
voos-.,oossss, ave W. black publican tune On tho
ORGAN daughter
Moot OF tho colored people had len he Temple, but
msny If lbem the ouLiae Coore askiaK unit
Ian &C, sno loudly demanding vengsaace those who
hAo hiertsred wiih their rights
The desk for hcn Hr. Douglass loox log aoon
famed ind mia ff md nv
q policeman. He re- Rned up"n ire platform f.r some
time, heey.expessisx bis mind, IN ,be pruscace Of
ao2.n or t~o pc solb y h. surrounded him
Grouls OF persons acre Afro bsidbg discussions in
ritus isIs 81 ibe ban
a, ave miDues 70 O'Clock Mr. Dcoglsss took seat
81 the rear Of .he PLATFORM He was soon rounded by
ssne ~hfie f,lerds While engss, IN mated
vsrssnon aid he thought Is lad pocy any PARTY,
ppesr any chcrussAAces, " AstempS " pu. sowa ree
tp-sch.
yoos-Al ppl
DorsIAse-fsVity )-Dont 20 with thse people,
nog sess rnmcriy II We had tai - ,be Alb Of July 70
have held tois meeting have no doubt 10 would have
been u saGe.
Vocp-Ie,'s 70 in FIR union with the ladies.
v0us--Nol Due b spoisl
Al ec'eck We crowd In the galleries wac great
Al ave midnns past one O'Clock j. A. Hove came for
wAfo took char, read the call Tor The meeting
large spase about him kept clear BY the police
Mr. HowK recapituated what hsa been aose, aud the
cheers which occasionally Interrupted him sho sod that
me Union men we're still preponderADt numbers.
Seine called for the reading " she Union ressu
tos The ChsirsAD read lhem.
Mr. Eows, IN reading NE call, said-ALd Hon Henry
Wba-U.-S-S daughter Hifses)
Tbs Trustee. OF the Temple accompanied by tho su.
steso,It OF the bsIla ng, M Hayes and Mr. Martin,
ms de their arD<salce ON the s,.se
1he thief OF Police stopped Mr. Howe rom speaking.
rns BusHsss CLEANING TRs
The thtf here saru, silenced the noise, ana
announced That DO had received orders from the Mayor
W clear he hall
oi Police reappssriDg with reinforcement Of men. q
shout went uptown villa the Dggers down on em
I'm pai 'eO out !"
Deacon Of he yustees, said-We had no
objection TO meeting beng held long u could bs
aepl quiet orderly. Ms the house aust be closed
M HowK-Yoo hs va nearo what has been said Tue
Mayor ordered Tho ball to closed and tho trustees
are satisfied ne mesIiDs can oe Geld (Appa1s)
voCE-rbsts wbat xe syDted.
Mr. HowE-I recommend that We now adjourn. Gar
ried.
Mr. Howl roommeca that al leave The ball, that
the hoisirg may be c.osed (Applaase aud cheers
Tue Audsr ce suae Nay commeroed leaving The hall
The police M dug difficulty Win some persons
kr sARrIs hot &c that . neetins would be held
during tne sht 10 tne Joy sTee. church.
amid cheering asa soo.e general ",nfusloa Mr. San
born ran apn she stage sus vas put n il Dy tao police
Minister of ihe Gospel vim vi W necz NE refused
10 the platform the pn,ce seized him. He tnraed
round ard called iS.m negro cAtshers They run the
nbiskr ~ me pis.i0rm. While pashipg him " the
c&nshs nosd u q seat, bus they 20, hands
ors h. th.p Eat down; ne fkeA mp and taks
w tho door and run down stairs
Asomxs Nrrrxs-ar Policeman, 30 oareTuH There
Ia QUE H.kins ~ you.
POLICEMAN (iuIuirs Jound)-You 90 down loo Down
A john Brown mao. who tried 10 spssk Asd sho re
futeJ 10 ave the prem ses ~~s tAkes by sne ss and
a 10 Al carried er tss and out ~ lhe main hail
good. heavy msiroay lookifg woman refused Va e.,
out o her seat for policeman. fhe 20 ,cemsn re
guessed 20 get several times She ssrer uusy
fusso ~ TDe policeman me iiiasea obe moment
lie stopped down .spshi iDe under Inc
rte t.Os hold on The seal
WOMAN IN rHs AIMS you asbsme69
Nan srAns-Poiiosmsnl loesl looAl hos huFsl NC
b.rl tbe ~cmanl sne woman S-eei &C.
HoAAs-- Near oy PoiceAan) you ought 70 DO Ashsned
OF Yourself.
re pa "ob
Judse Rusr.l wss eeiied 10 leave nolwlthstAnsog
he desired Iot "a do So
Another woman ~.z iorcbly put out BY The pocs
Jusl the onoess we're forcing hsr down stars she
tofnes round 70 him and sid" Am mother. but II
had you In good pace wouldn't give IL 70 you"
Down stairs enc went ~ith jump
young sr sppAreuty about ninstsen, resisted for
lissie While "so~ oricsr " sad she, smiling, |" wli
butsonsD Girl" They Io's 10 much like your fas /
cannot ls NE alner.nce.n okiSer-" hos sou Girl
They are all SiSs" he girl was buried out win
lot OF nascuiises
Al precHsy t~ssty.ays minutes 10 Two O'Clock ihe
hall ~ss cleared Of all partos-exceps the reporters,
pusess ocers Of the building, and pol,cs ooers Aeoos
eighty psoensa we're present. The hall wAs 5000 locked
orrrrpR rRYxorr TEMPLE.
large and exrte1 cro~d gathered in the street be
sissuision abcu. 10. slsc,iOn 10 the fth district, eee
we're given for Virginia, Frsedoni Caleb Gaining,
Bar D, Hale
me crowd vhrh gathered outside The Temple atey the
meeting rad been Dissolved very large indeed, and
the noise created was cxeeednsy great. me windows
Of the fremont House. ~ also those Of several other
budings the vicinity Of the Temple, vera crowded
with ladies ard sentis mes. 80 Grosi the crowd
in IRON, Of the Teupls that the poos oouli clear
the street In order tha the cdoreat vehicles night PASS
The yelling and cheering Continuous deafenins
IL many Instances oncrfs OF The Pooe department we're
compelled 70 hold horses that they ngnt be kept from
taking nigh, and running away. Although the excite
mens ran Diah no one ~As Injured In any way The police
promptly queed AL disturbance
NIGHT SCENES.
THE JoY srREEr CHURCH MEETING.
From the Boston Al A. and see lAbonton) Dee. 81
A
Hhortiy arer the adyourmsnt Of the meeilrr al re
mont Temple, ave hundred posters, Of vhish fellow
Ing n copy, appeared In the streets Of Bostocs-
CITIZENS " Boston
me synpathlssrs Of
Sy they viii hold meeting n
MARTINS CErRcB,
II Joy street,
IT'S (horday) Evening, Dec o