The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-11

carried and the battles Won The first session of
struck the eoiored man out OF the militia and from carry
ing the mails Though blac rs fought the iororn hope
Al Rhode Island. formed shield after the Revolution
for ourselves bu. not broad enough for the black We've
nsul;ed the feecolorej man in every way Nearly all the
time ofour representatives in Loaion spent
ing to get compensation for slaves using the hole O.
Iiorts O. TIE nation for the benefit of the south
ioht strange inconsistency in Daniel Webster 10 speak
ioT te Greeks and act he has hone. Who breaks
the great anthem of the worlds freedom The Southern
states Of Christian America Whose voice heard dis
cordant General Casss-and if he wasn't enough to
support this oppression, misery. and disgrace, Mr. Whea-
pamphlet orv III French, the language of diploma
cy, but In English, disgracng the Ango.Saxon Ian
guasc. (Cheers) When liberty comes in black skin
AS IN the of Hayti, our government will refuse
scAnoy ledge her though she grey in the hi
tory 81 Nations. But when Texasctilcd by robbery
carried BY crime ard Gaining poer By cry doubtful
tate-comcs 10 us--savery in white skin-our Senate
with INDIGENOUS haste proers the right hand of It's friend
ship, and rs influence power and eye. And This Is be
went for the South only three Secretaries Of state
had ever come from the North and Chief Jus.
tce since 1901. And yet paid Sll to the South's
one, and to her three in the revolutionary
Checrs And she docs rule the North and i'll lace
her CORY gaunteed hand the gov ernment and WELD
while the constitution is as il is. speak American
ashamed ofmy country. When saw the Ohio frigate in
Genoa, felt proud and yet sad to think tina. fthere
war, her thunder would be used to protect the infamous
Spaniard and Brazilian reekng with The blood of human
traffic. 4 he Creole beautiful instance of the kind.
ont shedding blood it without parallel Tor sublm-
y in the history ofman and far before the Ameri-
can Revolution in its moral grandeur Cheers
sonabe stuff And before our minister to England Ed
ward Everett, could have his nomination confirmed he
was obliged to give proof that he not opposed the
slave system. Shameful scrvlity. And all this only
proves that slavery is national institution 10 which all
must bow The black code of Ohio the base laws of Rhode
Island allowing masters to bring slaves there, all point
out this nation as bowling down. and doing homage this
system as nation and she is thus dsgraced BY pre-
sent form Of institutions and her government. When
Evcrctts hand is raised against the march NJ liberty
Europe becomes the northern states to pause and ask
what susains the arm Of Everett what holds up the
hand Of Cas- because of the influence of Mississippi
and such states bankrupt long since in reputation and
last bankrupt change Noall they said abroad ould
be disregardod lift not for the wealth. talent ntcll-
gence industry and influence of New York ana
Ohio and the free states they represent
Yet Cass and Everett ing stretch the
slavery shield it. then becomes us TO ask
ourselves whether who possess all the intellect and
the wealth and Christianity in the north willing all
should go into that scale and exert influence those
on the other side of the water. And in asking this
must remember that this stem arrogaes itself all the
strength of the Union and holds the helm of State in its
hand Shall 1t be so any longer No.
The speaker then quoted from n speech made by Mr.
Clay in 1919, in which he said the south had right
complain that the eminent of the country shall not be
conducted solely with reference to the interests OF
shareholders, so to make Of the northern the
slaves of Slaves lie also said that we went into
the of 1912 Northern question, and after it was
over forgot all about the right of search and the
boundary question: and only remembered that had hal
few slaves stolen, and that they must be compensated
for and so we gained some money for the master and
that was ALL We sent Commissioners to the Congress of
Panama to advise enreat and menace if necessary but
nit them to interfere for the liberation of the blacks in
Cuba claim for the 1000 900 of Northern men over the
10000 of the South the right in favor of freedom
This government has always moulded its sup
port slavery. Let it be longer This system has
gagged the venerable John Quincy Adams, with seventy
winters his head because the South would nj hear the
truth This is the system that deserves the name, more
than any creation OF Henry Cay's BRAIN this sav ..
breeding slavrading slavedsgraced soil of ours the
name exclusively Of "The American SYSTEM
The question was then put and carried John Coffin
Nazro calling out mo" NaZro, with his dirty face and
he mil he
to speak The friends of the largest liberty said No "
and were angry az his intrusion. Josiah Quincy, ABBY
Kelly, and one two others cried outlet him speak
And he spoke for ten minutes in rgmarole strain with
out rhyme
He said he'd been abroad New Yorker opposed
10 slavery, opposed to every thing pretty much The
south shouldn't rule the north the south didn't rule the
north and never could He proud of his country
himself of the negroes of every body and he therefore
moved an amendment saying that the south would rule
the north if she could. But the friends Of the largest
liberty put him down, and even condescended to
put his amendment.
Mr.. Bradburn ofthe Massachusetts Legislature then de-
ivered short rambling speech upon every thing sc.
neral, and nothing in particular
The great Irish appeal TO the Irish Of this country
support the abolitoniss signed by Daniel OConnel oni
$1,000 names brought into the meeting and laid or
the desk thus giving the lie to Bishop Hughes denial Of
this fact.
Mr. BnApprns said that the South had always held the
regns of power, ard had ever brbed the government
officers to steal fellow citizens. He rcioiced tina
Governor Seward took noble stand against Southern
Tyranny the modern democrats in the Legislature
him to back ont and interpreted the Constitution
say that under the h section, Gov Seward must
render the fugvcs Their Interpretation was like the
Biblical lore OF the old woman in Connecticut who said
to Bishop Cohra what's this longer water that Paul
speaks of" al don't know what you mean" says he.
Why don't Paul tell Timothy that he must drink
water ~ And these oco.ocos could interpret the
Constitution any better than this woman could the Bible
If TO for slavery, the South says you fur
nish men, and well find officers" Naughter Yes and
we must also furnish the means. For the South is
VIGOROUSLY bankrupt in pocket ms she always was in cha.
OF search is nothing more than question whether we
will protect every pirate and robber tina; floats the
not and support the African slave trade
Stevenson said ought protect all these pirates with
flag for that's virtually the amount Of all he said He
was just the right sort OF man to represent this slayehod
ing and slave breeding country abroad Tyler ough.
to hrve removed him. He just like fellow that
had in the Massachusetts, Legislature who drunk
three .ourths of his time. We demonstrated against his
habits. why" said he, my drtric didn't send
such there my constituents wouldn't be fairly
represented" And so, unless we sent man like thi
slavc-breedng Stevenson TO London, shouldn't be
fairly represented Edward Everett has business there
| Qanghter) almost wish were TO get into two o.
three wars Just AIKEN the north to the wrongs
cruetes inflicted the north by the south for years The
Florida 900 for the sole benefit of the
southern sav choder; whilst not q man. woman or chill
Of the free States has the least interest in IT, The south
also struggling TO give the fruits of that victory and
enterprise to that nest of punderng pirates the Text
ans Henry A. Wise full Of vaor about Texas the
other day that he almost ready start for Mexico
| Immediately. Henry A. Wise Henry A. Folly he ought
| when he compared him to Tom Thumb. Our govern
ment permits arms and by ship loads 20 support
| slavery in Texas Then there is Hamilton, American
citizen. offering 10 bride and corrupt Santa Anna {,
sell part OF his territory Then there is Bernard Bee,
n Brmoc Bee and he'd reap but little honey in Texas
Then there's Daniel Webster the Godlike, writes long
letter hafas long this Irish petition before me TO dc
mani those young shareholders that caught in IN,
Santa Fl pundcrng expedition. Then there was Cael
Cushing the slav eholders have got him all 20 themsevr
The abolitionists foolish enough help hin
into Congress, but that effected principally by thu
help of some letters which his wife had and talcn
| enough to write, and which he had not. Cheers an,
| laughter) Yo that same young Democratic Wing, Har
rson and Tyler politician, indignant that thes
citizens should he imprisoned in Mexico but never lispe
syllable for the black citizens that nprisone
all over the country. (Cheers.) Daniel Webster, tn
godlkc found this the most difficult question he had
handled He wrote word 20 Santa Annn that these youn
caught with the thieves in the e ES
| petition, very nice young men who only ira
yelling there for the benefit OF their health CHEERS
laughter0 "Oh, but" SAYS Santa Anna, found then
in company with my enemies" True says the godlks
but found them in company with my enemies" Yes,
saws the godke, bnt they were of a very melancholy