The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
THE GHOULs,

Their Arguments Yerterdny-Filfh asnd Benst.
liucss Let Loose-FsI Exposition OF their
ssLiberaE' ThcOries-They Accuse Each Other
of Being Herald Reporters. &c.
Yesterday morning, afternoon and evening there were
he the usual meetings Of free thinkers and inndes or
oil shades in the garrett Of the building No sA Broad
way, in which DR.. Boughton, the astro-phrenoogss
astroogst and physician whose sends Of life have
almost out" has his dwelling place Under the
Of the doctor and his associate partner Mr.
CLANCY, these meetings held they furnishing the
ROOM paying for the advertisements and doing other
foolish ngs by which they must lose money on each
occasion Of the kind for the pennies put the play
the audience are generally very fsw.
Az ASTROLOGICAL CANE
During each week Nils firm Of BoughtoA Che.s
hold evening meetings devoted 10 the WORK Of ~
semination Of thesricssf astroos7 and sstro ,.r -
and castro phrenolog,oai' specuiatons g. -.
these occasions Is thrown open 70 hoa,,, :, ,,,..
charge for admission, tho astrgaea., \, ,hs 80.
means, probably: to SOW 4 mysticism and faith
in the black art .fpsssniary fruits rbis fortune
time abundance OF EobsSly hope, therefore by means
s cs como, meetings to be able = in
nue. ,ne PaD lais6 70 their presosnt art i
'n'nkng de astrological greetings held one evening"
a, one however IL is saixth2 portion Of he audi
last sssok exception DC proceedings and tina, n
1snre sne row cusucd. The place vas accordingly
under h soospr e the % q
VINO IN ~ freaueu.s the place 10 sum narv
apa,s !, as nas.-se AZ the meeting held Yesterday
er al past IN O'Clock the subject for discus
mor"Gs ''rhc Moral Influence OF rneatres.n I
~, AJAX DxKrs HcsrSrxa l
me man Cheney, shs presided OYER the meeting prs
..eu tne argument with threatening and beieosc l
1peech Iherc had been he said, MISREPRESENTATION in |
~, Tsara &c, 20 ,he neetinrs They held simply ID
7ussion OF al sabjects that might 10 presented. |
ae hsd Il on good authority that an at,emptj
= iSos os sse shortly possibly that very day, 70 break
v .cse me.tngs either ty the interruptions and yio-
nge % ro.oes OF otherwEc Hut he would intern the
nec that ne meetings would go ON in spite or every
protect thcn The key TO this attempt 10 break
" these sssem,lages lad bcen sounded in wing ana
nd corvap tribunal ' Ssu G int N wsc W., Be- higher
DC ~ hfFup reporters that should III In iufsmans
= az meeting He said ,hia that i might s. unasr
D. naaer very easily he were disposed 10 bo - az
: 2nas o. me prosecuting par es; but he wished n
ee'ln) would not be black mailed: thsi shev , ,ns
., pay any thing Tor the Of these NJ
No an o va. a9s,y they stood firmly the attitude
. . TIM ARGUMENT. ~ 7Fl7TT F43H i a
the conclusion Of this nery TRADE he declared fbe
iOlect open Tor general characterization AMI !. ~
fLtHoE took the floor on the afrmatiys s;sa - - d
uesiion The Influences exerted on socetv nv
sa'a were % T They lIsd up desire The
cate moral Keeling; but they might pander 70 the oee
awaken the other TO renewed strength and action =
:. ~ ATTACK ON cHrRcff II .
They were Invaluable in dspcIln9 the blues ~ ana
herwise were, from medicinal point Of view verv
oh'aDle 70 manknd Thsr existence ALWAYS proved h
= co'exisiencc Of refinement while their arence was
on OF existing austerity intolerance aud lack of ar :
tc appreciation. Churches Ike theatres pandered 10 4
re going 70 f obnyrr Nes sss 10 ~, rcsp end
N does not constitute either moral or immoral ocs
could only nc either moral or immoral ~ Implication
an act committed A church. the speaker Declared | .
q simply place where WITHDRAWING wac DONE
cc where the greatest Of sins were washed out q
some conmo'on was cSested 10 the sudience BY an p