The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
JOSEPH MAGGIoLI.

MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF vrSELAND
LAST SrGHr-rATHER v1vEr's THREAT con-
DEMNED-EMPHArIc RESOLUTIONS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
vrSELAsp, August IL, 1871
According to . call published In the daily and
weekly papers here and signed by leading citizens,
meeting was held in Cosmopolitan Hall TO give
expression tho popular feeling In regard to the
threatened dsnterment OF the body Joseph Mnggio
After organizing by clectipg Philip Snyder president,
and Mr.. Bcrault Roman Catholic lawyer, secretary
stirring addresses wcro mado against the action oil
Father vivct by Colonel Hurn, Mr.. Snyder, Joseph
Rappett, Italan Dr. Welsh, Lawyer Turner ana
Others In favor Of pos,poning action for the present
tho following gentlemen spoke:-Mr. BerauIt tho
secretary; Mr.. Nelson Robcrts and Professor Henry
Barton. Tho feeling ofthe meeting strongly
in favor Of Widow Maggio and against the action OF
Father vive IL very orderly and she utmost good
feeling prevailed however excited tho people mere
may be- they very orderly ard very proud OF tne'r
reputation In that respect About forty Italian
families, including Widow MaRgoli and hor four
orphan children. wcre in the audience.
MR.. RAPZTTI's SPEECH
Mr. Kappett, tho president o the Italian society,
spoke for the Italians and said they would sustain
Mrs Maygioli IA hor struggle against tho exhuming
Of tho body OF her husband from tho grave paid Tor
by hcr He said that so far as no knew the Itaiians
wcre generally In sympathy with tho purpose OF inc
meeting
by the Catholics themselves to Bishop Corrgan ior INC
removal OF Father Yvct, the best remedy lot the
trouble The Bishop was spoken OF IN high terms W
all classcs Aitcr repeated efforts to adjourn, post
pone and TO lay on the table, tho following resou'''"'
were passed by largo majority
Resolved believe In civil and religious freedom
In their broadcast sense On. c,.,,or =. ruar.
nn,esd by the tho United states and Of the
OF SSS rs % be- 20 the
any eociesiastcai body whatever.
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10 dsuterrcd under circumstances OF extreme
Tia; S. deeply md . NTH 18th
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proof Of we psSiS hI maj pro
which the law guarantees to every American c
Resolved That eissens Of lane representing al
ehuvhe. and creed. met 9TH IN the unss
much entitled 70 .sss broad e'O ss.
sss fs Invitations .' and tie
liberal Of public educaton a: any ct the other
Sisposo cond.m. the pastor that chn.;h
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threstening letter to ner ,,...,
good asr
here this portion IT tho OF New Jersey
religious brotrno ACTS OF intolerance no deeds OF
be allowed to without tho brand
OF popuIsr Reproduction.
By the Chair whose duty shall 70 confer with Mme
Maggo with her counsel ana TO initiate and pursue
such Of material assistance as WILL In their
no hes: cacusted 10 socure pstcc ind pr"ec-
tiotion ~ tue widow and her orphan children.
Resolved That citizens OF vineand We tender TO our
italian population expression Of our hglspprc"ation
Of under the to which their
honor and their humanity were subjected by the cruel
the widow Of their late compstrot,
Nurgolt