Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-06


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4. poor .xxss h. Ne. !. n . ps:s.ss .n:.
and that men who carr NOTHING - - slavery
and totally disregard the cotton seulse!s q the south
.haw % he rorIa II Mr. Ocoous win
hands or this CRYING snws pledge ourselves ourselves
ss; We will totally cote. .sc !, ss,s;
the same has been made the smanspated people Il
color IN the West udes will any coffee pepper,
or pise sugar IN oar coffee punches moasse
rum, from The same source and a
deadly poison and Psrnisioss in their ef cts. '
The two last aamed on the committee dissented
from 90 much Of the second LUTON, related to
mint juleps, especially in hot day in the sh.de,
was ordered TO be so recorded, and the gentlemen
have liberty 10 enter their protests on the Jonrnais
of the convention, .s6tues.tlf s.U.ta sss rs
A very animated discussion grew out oil these re-
solutions; veral were offered to them
but failed. Stanton, oil New York, in support ei
these resolutions said he great sin Of slavery was
il took away personal ownership. Men start AZ the
idea OF picking pocket, but the rebber arm OF Anne
rican slavery went through the pocket and took .ne
personal ownership-compared with TINS picking
pockets was virtue. Slavery, ifkept In existence
would put the knife TO the Threats OF every freeman
south Of Mason's and Dixon's line Government
should protect the aboltionists, &c ny negiecung
to protect Lovejey, they murdered him while de-
Tending liberty-hberty of the press.
Mr. Barris followed Mr.. s. on the same side,
OutlanoiSn stream Oh luVcCNScs S6"a"Ss INV
south, mostly what you have seen Ut you have
read them) in the pages Of the Emancpator and LII
berator. l coald not have believed, from report,
what heard from the lips OF some OF the most iana'
tcal of them In the course of his two hours Speech
Mr. Barris said IL the STAKEHOLDER does not contra
the Divine law, Satan never can; yes, ne sad
those express words in face OF the bible, that 10 IN
the house Of every intelligent man In the country
The whole day was taken up pretty much IN tne
same slanderous virtuperaton against the south IN
the afternoon the church was crowded to excess Dy
spectators, who merely came 10 witness the farce,
and see how far the fanatics ofthe present day were
prepared TO 60 in their measures towards our SOUTH
ern brethren. t -
One old venerable farmer, on leaving the church,
asked in the spirit OF deep regret, at any member
of the convention had ever heard Of George Wdsn
ingt0n?" The resolutions were passed unanimously
The convention adjourned until Tomorrow. o'clock
A. M. The second days proceedings Will snow 70
the world, that what you have said so repeatedly
about the motives of the leaders of this sect Is too
true will send you the proceedings, As they refer
almost exclusively to the Presid. initial question
The long expected issue, one that you have con
stantIy warned the north and the south, is fast APP
preaching, and that is less than dissolution OF
the Union Itself. Justice requires that ! should
state that the RevS C.Hiker pastor of the church,
stood entirely aloof from the convention, thereby
showing his respect for his God, his religion and
his country
Later from Fgorida-A doctor of the army and
four regulars were attacked BY party OF Indians on
the 18th nit. They were on their way from post
at the shoals of the Sawanee to Fort White. They
escaped scalping. sHa&
Riot in Centreviiie, Md The members Of Weeks
g. Co.'S. Menagerie, and party OF citizens mad
fight a short time since. Three persons were nearly
killed. and the balance much injured by the too free
use Of dirks and clubs in the hands Of the circus
people. Ef
Struck Snag The Corsican steamer struck a
snag On the Missouri few days ago and sunk. She
will be raised
Sickness in Louisiana. The yellow fever was
raging with much violence in Franklin and Opelou-
sas 1t had increased, and all those who could, had
left both places James b. Brasher, OF the former
For the Mobile Sufsrers.-The Branch Bank at
Huntsville, Ala, has given S30oO-the State Bank
at Tuscaloosa 81, 500, and the Branch Bank at Mo.
bile Sl0,000-making in all Sl55OO
Acquitfal of Nobie.-This man has been tried in
Cincinnati for the murder Of VIM. Mccain and ac
quilted. T.
Mobile is rapidly recovering from its many recent
misfortunes. The health Of the place was improv-
Ing. and buildings on the burnt districts going up
Some are already two stories high
Pause an Businsss-When a merchant fails in
Boston the people say that he has made :" pause
in his business M =
Fifteen Gallon Laic.--In the liquor houses in Bos.
ton a room is set apart furnished with brandy gin,
&c and on table a basket. Whenpc ople are dry
they go into this ROOM help themselves, drink what
they please drop sixpence IN the basket ana Walk
out. At night the landlord goes and cts ms dona
tons.
Cro,on Lands in Upper Canada.--There are IL,
65s5ti acres $50 900 acres have been reserved Tor
roads 395 GS7 for the clergy; and S other
wise appropriated, leaving to be granted l,iHOiS.
Ertenf Of Ncpa Seoi's ass Ms% Nams Sco,;.
il estimated at 5000 900 acres and the area Of New
Brunswick at IL, 900 acres
Bumps and Devsopsmsnt..-Miss Burhaus 10 de-
Iiyering lectures on Phrenol'gy at Chicago. Her
conceptions, tits said, are fine.
couatsrfsiters Two most accomplished rascals
and coners Of money have recently been arrested IN
Cincinnati The name Of one of them 10 William
Cissna, dentist All the dies &c. were found and
seized. .. t.tf
Coromer,s 0@ce.
Nov. b-An inquest was held At this Office on the
bodv of Michael Welsh, an Irish laborer, who was
run over ky the Harlem rail road cars, on Monday