The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07

chnn.e ou the i,h ritimo but he exhibited a sub
due a erit which ma be trac- able 10 diminution
OF the re- M from this quarter and the disaffecon Of
many repeaIers IN this country. He said he de
sired 10 Justify himself, but at the time with
an afIectatIon OF candor, he said she did not want
to agsrapats any point of difference that might
arise between them and the Americansr' Ihs
| MARYLAND, The Washington, the Soulh Carolina
Re,ealers, by the promPtGde oi their procee dings
| h We taught him 10 adopt more cautious policy
bot he, nevertheless, has said nouch at this Iattr
meeting, TO col fifm the American Repealers in dis
severlng thems. Ives from Society whose ultimate
| object was prolessed 10 be to disturb the domestic
institutions al this oountry, and Repeal" the
Act OF Union" which binds our Society together
After 'udusioe Tor some tine in Cautious
tone towards America, he al lersh thus broke
forth in momenaIy forgetfulness Of conciliarory
course, which he had prescribed for hlmstll:-
Tue As ocatiou, perhaps, with more OF caution than
gen-'os'y y, avoided csnvsssng toe question Of negro
a. very IN Anerica-a yupsh.'ic opposition Tor me
4 ugs OF the itish people sx'tRded IN one hand
whilst Telling OF IN gts'Iud- xs'-d the Other
Tn,y wer. IN that po,ii~n, when Mr Brosns aud mar
OF the name Of Mooney HON every no knew ttoigbt
At 20 I'D letters III m, indicating ngro slave in
arercs sd justly ing The horrd isc' that man should
ma e -nd 10 eilat the opinion OF tina, As,o
cs''oo in favor OF saen system, hs' they REUSED o.
rours', "a SO" sanction to u thar nod cbeers)
Thy Tor itiy I'll me icoid among er,,y
and psrsa0so" aao,g 'rsry creed and cast What vas
1t TO nim la 90 or . m N ~ hi be or hough his skiu
might be hiack he si made in II The
EoInBl u7-wss be mo- j, s,rn.d, they were,
e,ern,y gain hstIioess ard was ne, r.de
ny blood Red. o. a' liiras, hear) No;
nrver Tor moment ccud h. tolerate The idea ~ man
ng made tn. property Of sno,b.r like thu h,ue beasts
9u' co lid not thius Mr. Mooney and Nr Bosnia, ard
they sent in their compositions ~ thar just ing the
s S' ~ " %s %ss svs wors
they wished express bu, What they had not the
Eocp xUhi
appeared not original address TO the Association
but reply 20 an attack made upon them by Messrs Bros
ma and Mooney. Clear, hear They declared in that
their feelings against slavery and he to address the
Association upon with feelings of indignation against
every man no protects countenances slavery who
had the least disposition to conceive that human
being could become the property of anoher( hta'
the unlimited cspce of another-who would leave the
mother 10 be from her children, and the children
from their mcther-aho would leave the husbaod and
wiee he torn der sni psrsted life without tn
paration bling isicned ty their fault ncl
naon. !.
The servitnde ofihe negroes Of the South is here,
then, ,rea'ed a legitimate subject cf discussion
III the regular Corn Exchange meetings of the Irish
Rrpealtrs, and change OF that condition is admit
I'd To be one OF the objects oflhe Repeal movements
their head chief, the great berator himself speak
Ing tor that Association, made the distinct avowa
Lat "they were Tor liberty all over the world
among every sect and persuasi.n-. among every
should eAist nor any doubt of his auson to
american slavery, he specially, and with pecu-
lia. emphasis, psrticularlzed it, and then added
mat he did not hesitate, come what might to
throw heart and soul into his opposition TO the sys
TEN that would treat human beings as the brute
beasts OF the field. He spoke distinctly and empha.
tlcally, for as he wanted to make an impression he
used harsher words than he would have done if he
did not know that harsh words were necessary TO
rouse the selfish temperament oil the domneeripg
master OF slaves. Aud he did make that sensation
and he was glad Of it. He would retract nothirg
OF what he had before said, though he would not
repeat Individual instances OF oppression and cru
city"
Hear him again on the subject Of the Charleston
resoutons:-
But the Charleston people accused him Of uttering
base calumny against them reducing human beings TO
acti DO they not shut their slaves from The lie Of
Rio ledge from information thu highest su jec, that
could he introduced the notice o. nbe beings
zee knowi-dge Ct religion? H. would details
sdv.ris.m. I,,sl. Ia Boz ha ir m siav,own.rs
themselves, showing The hd.cu~p-ss f slavery
their own months III Language sepger IT. IN any he LAD
uttered He dis no such thing; hut he spoke Of their
ducine human teirgs 10 be state OF the beas OF the fe
by shn''iog ou' Know ledge aid literature from hem i
was CRIMINAL in st,es to nsnc' slaves Kind
OF literature. Was to' 'h' private rtoper'y7 Was
{" no, dispossble chseis? II tie dec d. he not
tsoome assets in br hands al the .xsoU'er the
manner as COW end sborse and car h not be .oid in
shar ma ner under an exc ution, Issued not ,inst
tms~d iut agsi,st hi owbefi VIZ. they not breu.h
into tie market ev,Iy day AMI every hour, ard Mould
not sny person be blorkhe6d uhr would them
- su! otter il. tn tnau ohauls1 VS. the slave
able 20 he sid AID separated 'om his Iaa,i bne
from them 10 the miy al the entire cou,.
non,i He light then, III So, ng ,ba, hey v.. u
dnc.d totte e,e!O thr ass OF h el mud those who
"siliihot base sunuy admitted he tur ude .f The
guilt uh nhcy ooud nj shsw that TIE ass r,ion wGs
fas'f If they conli 90 So They would hen ir3..d,e
rgh, H. csling IL islse csluIorS; b, ,h.y only Co,
ted tlltu m .pai.st
~h.n the isc' WIS With HIM (Lcui chesriag) They
,st ed Of ot, in hs,r ewn per sons, Wh,lr they
used dowrriybt, uim''isst d, un' qiivocSl slavery
Here there is no eqnivocation-no can he
Charleston Repsaeri now he ia any doubt. Both
there and in o;h'r paris Of these United States,
sym, by for the Irish ponp,ed gene rcus hearts to
aid propie IN their struggle tor the RICH, OF 8 II
eovrrnfnenf; but no iru- American viii toll rate
he iBceudi Ny eBkndl'Dg IT Ihe fame # d. scord
or the promoton of murderous suite amongst a
harmless no s, who are in greater c"uparaive
comfort Ihen lit Mass e he Ish. and are as con-
tebed with their lot as any other class of society,
which is not, nor cannot be, wholly free from some
Of the evils incident TO th's state Of existence.
The YELLOW FEvE,a AT RoNDoUT. We have
been put in possession of the following letter and
certificate on The subject OF the existence of yell
low fever at Rondout, which may have the effect OF
allaying the tears thai may have been excited.
MAYoR's OFFics, Sept 6, lS43.
The follow NJ certificate transmitted to me by
The Resident 'hysician signed by James X. Man
ley, NJ ID at thls c,ty, atter personal examination
,n he spa 81 persons l.boring under the disease,
ani OF bodies "ho d'ed with Il, afford additional
satisfactory tv dence OF the nature OF the fever at
ondoui. The great experience Of Doctor Man.
Iey-hIs known ability N MS poe sion and long
cunneci'on proiefslcn ally with the quarantine ia.
bIlshmen, 0 his city siv-s 10 bis opinion the per-
ieet confidence .. the Ciy aiiborities.
ROBERT II. NORRIS
Mayor
RoNooUT, Sept 8, lS43
DEAR SIR:-