New YoRK, June 18th, 1876.
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MEssRs. EDlroRs Last evening attended
what was termed an Lafdel Convention, held
In the Coliseum, Chatham street with the
full expectation Of hearing from the distinguish
ed advocates Of the cause, something of inter
est, but indeed, | was truly disappointed their
arguments were poor and paltry, failing in any
one point TO establish the true (FALsE) doctrine
OF iDf'det'ty or Liberalism have heard men.
whose education was limited, who never were
blessed oy the great advantages of a polished
education, appeal to the common sense of
thoughuu men, for the assertion, that the
ohrlsnan religion was true, and taking up arms
against the Rights of man |" and the I" Age
OF reason" have succeeded in silencing the
clamor OF the most turbulent Tn6del. The meet
ing was one we'll attended by the elite Of this
city AT times the advocates were applauded