The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

the wife and children Of Of his slaves and sends
them into Texas, what then Would he be
Mr. Brown) that there is deep under current against
slavery and that the patrons Of the Board have deep
reverence for them, except in this matter slavery IN
the abstract harmlessbut slavery as carried outas
practsed the South by church members Is monstrous
call therefore for an expression Of adherence
After some further discussion the motion was carried
and the report read second time.
The Rev Mr.. SEwILL, OF Maine now made some re-
marks to show that slavery at the South was not the sy
tenn Of nquity represented and closed by moving that
short prayer be offered TO the Throne of Grace"
The motion prevailed and Mr. sewell accordingly
Rev. Mr. WHITE, of Charleston, South Carolina,
and said He found the report that slavery Is declared
amoral evil he believed however that the gentleman
who read the report admitted that slavery not at all
times and under all circumstances moral evil But MIR.
Stowe Of CINCINNATI says i is moral evilPe-se sin
as its own, it cannot have my entire appreciation
Mr.. White here went on to show that slavery not
had been charged with owning 800 slaves when the
time il was made he did not own 0ne-this had led
thngs He wished to this Board return to its orig
inal prncipesthe conversion of the heathen-and not
wander from the purpose Of their organization;
Dr. IpE, OF Midway, Mass said he was we'll aware 1t
was much easier to crtcise document than amend it
and make it what it should be; but he also
that feeling of dissatisfaction existed from the belief
that the Board proslavery, and he did hope that
something would be done to counteract it. He would
ask this Board, would they have made such report
this the sin of ntemperancel No. sir said Mr. 1de)
and slavery SIM should not be told2 Would this
Roar have receyod into ta bosom A drunk
ard or thief No, hut thew receive stakeholder II
is slavery at the South that we have 10 grapple with
slavery the of sins But the report admits that
slavery NAV Re tolerated in the churches But does it
proper for the Board to sol They also admit
there can be savehodiny Christians
The Board now took another recess until half past
o'clock
pyrNrnc srss,oN
The Raw Amos phslns Of no,ton NOW rose 10
snoaL agsinst tha adonton af tho R.mor Us thonoht
II very defact;ve The ranor fsaid Mr. pheIns1 does
MOI spsS NTH th. aSri;nnass shnr,d IN rago I'd r.,
movs - STRIFE ont all tSat nar Of ths rsnn, h;ch
that sIavaboders wera admitted into The nrin,;t;ye
churches memb.rs for such beleve Is not the fact
He thonoht that th.r was M common eronnd an which
The msmbar. Of The Could nast SnIss tall
Cd about sayarv 90 about drmrLsnna.s mrofanenaas
Sahhoth hrnaL;mgg % re ~. ,na.tnn ~ ,nLannas.
70 con,a hefora tha, thai would ta,L shout the
system of the thne-they wo Id saw il was wrong and
o,nnsad to The swirl, of ,hs would snask NJ
n such manner as to IDENTITY the practice S the
doar cd 60 10 monId ohout s}avarv mt tho rorort
throws The arms of ts embrace around the guiltv On
This question as On avery othar action sneaks louder
Thor ,yords ard ~ sh.,ld az poord cordomr IN
srorr tarr,s tha th;ny nnJ uhan ar ;nav;dai comes
SormarS .h T,,;n, ;,arn,,,n ~ .hat th;na roca;va
him and emhraca i5;r1 Thav never would dc co in re
farenca .. drurL.nnas. or nv thro Alec CON
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mani. ~ The r.nort N"''N 'o'~-1' - ''o'N
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