The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-30
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send him out before the world, would be outrageous
They could not inter the of censuring man fiom
come when II would be thought improper 10 wear sur
pce OF particular cut, or tiara upon crown OF
WIS., that the conduct of Bishop A. had excited
and given offence. That was indeed. common II
mans philosophy; il that would hold good it would b.
be very easy at any time and place to rs'ss
hue and eTy against ministers o. the gospel, and
the Church. The law applicable TO travelling preacher
was applicable To Bishop, and he called upon them TO
show how il was not not by inference. or induction. Blu.
BY putting their finger the point He said those who
deemed that there WA compomse and that the South
had made concessons. WERE being majority, like the
Cuckoo. who the Of Other and smaer birds
He would proceed another point and prHy God to give
him energy to state q. strongly as he wished to- he
in this Conference.
Mr.. -. Say Abolitionists Lnughter)
Mr.. WvrASs.-No DO not wish to hurt feelings
Mr.. -. Yon will not hurt mine lrsnewed laugh
MIR wys.-. with emphnsis) Yes brother. know
"a are an Aboliiionist
MIR -. am. Several voices land so nj"
Mr.. W,sAys 1t must 60 forth TO the world that those
oi the SOUTH would not be identified with tho NJ L.
nurSa 70 iong sitdsn'ies Itself with nat 9lds,cA
| and considerable excitement)
Mr. - arose to explain observing tina. he had right
to DO SO, having been alluded TO personally
The President overruled the claim.
Mr.; WrsANs continued After few remarks, he said
lition and he deftd any one 10 deny 1t.
MEmnER-Mr. President, deny h-(Voices, SO do J.,
and much excitement)
MIR. WySANs-l want no argument on the question,
not il they do deny 1t clear the beam
from Heaven Mr. W. then alluded TO the Baltimore Con-
ference who claiming be had given their
against the South lie would forgive that mark
OF nhdely. He loved his brethren from Baltimore. but
they with hand took by the beard 10 kiss
and with the other plunged Dagger into my heart will
cry out Et Brue" Brother this is unkind "A great
burst Of feeling followed this sentence, which strong
iy deprecated by the Presidency
Mr. - rose TO order he should not allude to the
Baltimore Conference.
PnAsioEsr Oroer brothers there IL necessity for
these INTERRUPTIONS.
Mr. WvNANs glad Of those frequent Interruptions
they onlywsr med him up, and gave him strength aid
energy TO rse up to the questions but despsiTed os quail
lily ing him match the bensvolcnce Of their motives IN
those interruptions. Qsughtr) Yes, they were hold
ing up the Bishop before that body TO be eAis judicsly
shot and he would forgive the Inconsistency Of
the Baltimore Conference in
The President called him 10 order
Dr. SMIT A-Nlr President give him leave 10 90 ON he
does forgive will strive TO get on without him
Qaugh'eI)
Mr. WYrAss continued TO address the Conference with
much energy but the topics were much the same a. tbs
foregoing.
Mr. FINLEr then nude Q very happy address 10 the
house he took strong ground against slavery told them
TO their teeth that he no refs,d 10 emancpae man
When he could guilty He did not want TO hurt tho
feelings OF Southern hut will tell them the Truth
# 1t would take ali the hair of his head HIS father was
southern man. aud his grandfather too and whtn he hn,
self was boy he took the opportunity OF aiding In the
emancipation his grandfaheIs slaves be wsi into the
swamps and woods, shot racoons and opossums and
bears 10 keep them from starving. Much sush"r) MI
afforded much amusement by this IL, and much inor-
nation by his arg ument.
The Conference shortly after adjourned.