New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

70 o.ea advocates 80 Dissolution. GEoRGE
BRADEUHN opposed the resolutions. and Philip
advocated thorn / should 'udge that A large ma
oriv Of tie Convention would vote 20 sdopttirln-
Nobody here appears to question ihe rehi t. di--
-i., tn subject. and IL hos tls- far produced h~
her excicr2ont than that which naturally ncllHf-
people 20 90 and listen quietly to wiIa' j. said -
There = on speaker 10 tn, Convention no Ge-
ceres a more particular roice; md cannot BIT
ter express The sentiments ~ al who have heard
him than boy quoting o.. language q Mr.. BncSir 2
nam Il the Courier. after l.-f,npg to III speech
Yesterday. The speaker siiedcd ioi- tRfpsRicK
DoUGLAss. a fugitive slave. The Courier say:
We have seldom heard q letter speech before q
popular acknowledgement. We mean, ~ u TIE iaa-
suaee and manner Nam Of the speakers VINO io.-
owed him and ot lighter complexion. men WHO
4oa.,ed that they were ministers. and Who had
doubtless. the atsania-es Of education, which The
man Of color never could have enjoyed, might Wei
,e dcsrou. oferoulating the appropriateness OF i",
-locutiou and ge-,ici.li'ion, and the grammatical
accuracy Of hi. sentences.
LIBrRrY PARTY CoyvENrIoS.-Thi, BODY,
composed Of Aboitioai.'s who have formed q Dis
tinc' ;olitica parts, convened at the Marlboro
Chapel yesterday andc1ntioued it, ions through
the day ani evening TIE principal object was to
nominate a candidate for GDYcruor ia place oi
Rev. JOINS PfEHPoNr. who declined a previous
domination. lion. JAMS 9. CARTER. of Lancas-
fcr. was chosen President. There We're. perhaPs.
one hundred or ore hundred aad fifty gate.
present. representing .,ariy every County la tie
state. Inc principal SPEAKERS were II. j.. ST.>-
roS aad WN GOJD1LL. The Convention Eomi-
mated for Governor. SANCEL l.. >EIyALL. E,q. oil
Boston, lawyer of h.-h responsibility. and the
GARNER -f fion. RICHARD iLETcHER, late Mem
Der Of Congress.
MA,sAcHUsrTTs CotoNIzirios SocIErY.-Thi.
society held IT, Anniversary ar fremont Han ya'-
terday at o'coc, +. NJ. Bey. Dr. WooDs OF
Audover in the Chair The audience was not
very numerous, though 'ho Han WAS ,oi'rably vel
HE'D. Rey. RoEiRI Z. Hall. rcnouncirg 40
'liiion.-t, made tie prayer. Rev jo,EPH IEAcY
cad lhe Report i,om which IL appeared that The
society had maintained Only nominal cHistcncc
1t had been iuF1--''e TO procure the crHrc, of
= competent Gcur.ti A.cai. and egueriiy Do
Hort had been m.'. - la..e funds. lie Society,"
hefeiore. 70 use. 800 81. .i1Ace, the language oi tlc
Report. was thrown back upon the hands of H.
friends, "unniurcd i.y ind scrcct action" Rev
Il. X. GURLEY made an able address explanatory
# the present position Of the Colonization cause
md Appealing earnestly for support to all the
'nend, of humanity. The Society had seen dalh
lours, but lac believed that il wl> destined to take
q higher stand. and move with vastly acceera ;cd
power. Mr.. Gurlcy followed by Slo> HAIR
Rls, native Of Tennessee and one Of de colom.f-
i Liberia, who made many interesting statements
~csPocing that Colony. HE meeting was adj
jouraed to meet again on Friday.
IEMPERANCE MEETING-Ihe Wa,hingtonians
held crowded meeting last evening in Hall No.
| of Marlboro Chapel. where addrc.,c. were made
hy Mr.. WEIGH If Newly ork, and others.
SECOND ADVENT CoNrERENcE.-Ili-b body con-
Inued It's sessions Yesterday at the Molodcon. A
large number Of people we're in attendance, many
probably spectators, but most of them believers
IN Millcrs theory. la tie forenoon, a lecture was
delivered by tie Rev. CHARLES FITcH-in the
,itcraoon by the Rev. Dir. ArLtINs Of Maine
and in the evening by MIR. MILLER. on the History
II Bonapaitc 10 IA crowded assembly.
Bosroy ACADEMY or SACRED MusIc-Ihc
Juvenile Choir Of the Academy, consisting OF
nearly three hundred children, gave a Concert la,
'veninc at the Oleon Notwithstanding the nu-
nerous meetings elsewhere, the house was full
The Music excellent.
You may Judge OF tine interest excited here by
lac anniversaries from tie fact. that of the Sscic-
ries whose proceedings have Loticcd above, eight
'cd their meetings las, evening nj Ac same hour,
md nearly all OF ihem were crowded. The mum
,cr in attendance bc estimated foliow.:
Tract Meeting 'o
sunday School Meeting. Bcrryireet. 20
Baptist Convention. Bo~do 300
iastmi~ Coyccu al ine $50
Wits very Conventions ftardor,ireci .......... StF
'oIucal AuitSav-iy CoHccn.ou Marlboro Chapel. So
Temperance Mreiur Marlboro Hsi................. 1o
Icrs L-e tuTe al line Meod.0n......
The weather to-day j. delightful and the CiiS -
warming ike "A hive. Nour.. truly. RrVILo.
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