New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
THE TRIBUNE.
Plrut Of August NJ Dedham-Theedere Parker,
Garrison, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


Correspondence Of The Tribune
BosroS, August 2, lsi5.
viii fulfil my promise Of telling you how things
strike me here in Massachusetts; and among the
mos, significant features Of the time and place is the
attention excited by the Anniversary Of West India
Emancipsiion-tbe First Of August
Ii was 10 be celebrated, found, with the utmost
enthusiasm, in every County in the state, AND ID
some Counties in several places. These movements
are in the hands Of the Abotionisis OF the " o2rrf
son stamp as they called took pains 70 inquire
where the great hero and leader Of the movement VI"
TO be visible and found that Dedhan was the ioI'hs
spot So resisted the eioquence Of Emerson anu 3p'
son. who were TO be at Of ihese gatherings "a '"'
open cir Wslthsm, end the Temptation OF h's"'"s
their grea. orator, WENDELL pmLLrPs, al Le'cesef
esehewed the grea, Clam Bake al Fall River ON the coca
sion and the PcNcs at Dsnvers and Duzoury ana oe'
termined TO be on the ground at Dcdhsm
There heard THEODORE PAR EEr the Unitarian ciei-
svmsn who seeus 10 be much devoted TO the idea o
Freedom He is evidently learned man and an CO
quent speaker There is. gathered from DIS speech
strong movement going In the Unitarian BODY ia '1'"
of Abolition lie mentioned II as sign Of encourage
mept TO the pledged and out and out Abohuon.sv'
and babe them pour on and spare their abors 10
view OF such results
But when GARRISON arose, was Impressed as VIII
the presence not Of great speaker or great orator
but OF great chararter-an ernnen, man. He seems
between thirty and forty years old with an indescoaDie
look Of healthy mindedness II you viii let me invent
roundabout phrase. However, the old English writers
talk about Heavenly mindedness 50 perhaps need nor
have apologized Garrison seened 10 nave IRIS httcI
Characteristic also could not escape the conviction
that he a great coed man. tie speaks WIN grt al
vgor and haencynot like talking but IKE one 90
ing something lou forget that these are only "'fas
tina, he ia pouring out. They seem deefs--plows-U
ders-prophecies by He IA, or rather shoaa ,oy
this occasion, sublime rather than besun,' IN hi
manner Of address. There Is sueh a tn9foasna he
conviction and such clear Logical method IN "nat ne
says thar be seldom fails am told to carry 40
along with him. even against their prcdeernlna,ion'
JoSAruAS WAIKER the hero OF Pensscois as the
yeone here call him was expected the occason but
was detained at the Waltham ceiebrafion Tie Is larry
carried on the waves OF the people rom one pace 10
another Each aboltonst feels INA, ne mas .oCo % ,n'
breach for them all was told that he was Harrison
IAN Abolionst" subscribed 10 the Liberator from
the begnnngook his last departure ior the sou'h IRON
the room Of the President OF tho MASSACHUSETTS Ann Ss
very Society and had three children named Nllafn WI
berforce. William Lloyd Garrison and Maria Child de
u preparing Narrative Of his Trial and imprisonment
inquired with some what was "a Carrsonian
Aboluonist" and found the distinctive chsraceriscs
were theological tolerance and moral intolerance Here
for instance heard rigid Baptist calling Nottingham
brother The bond OF their brotherhood was jealous
devotion to the Antslaycry cause and mo union with
Shareholders"
! think with Tennyson that man should not
"Deal in watchwords much"
and took pains ascertain exactly what this meant
found 1t expression OF siricfness ID their own
moral conduct the part OF aboi'ionss and not an ex
clamstion Of hatred unkindness, as had heard al
frmed
These persons have most of them been educated I'M
der orthodox influences and they use the VERT to Tel
Iowshp Just the exclusive sccts do, only IN more
general sense They conceive that they sanction Slavery
BY civil or ecclesiastical participation even for an hour
Nor they say is the accepted time-inmd'at the only
word They would 10 support the Pro-Savery
clauses Of the Constitution for the sake OF the o
portunty amend H. They argue that there will be no
lack Of disposition in the throne TO obey the power be-
hind the throne They contend that II annhiates the
Anti Slavery power behind the hrone TO be 80 hasy to
mount it. at the expense Of an oath which they think par
ayzes the hand that is raised TO take it,
When asked why they do not rather do the Slayehod
or good than sbjure union with him. they reply, That
ths very reason allure n dontdo rood 10 fei
IorshpAu in niqwy" They have the least idea OF
that common OF all processes in this great Country
we live n called splitting the difference. and leaving
il to arbitration They don't know what the word
compromise means, except rs they infer from the use
made Of it in law and politics, in the phrase compro
mses Of the Constitution, that 1t Is something very od-
and Inconsistency.
In short they must strike the world and above ALL this
American world Of ours, like what Juyensl calls
'Rsra avis in terra;
and very like black swan.
see observer, the immense power all this gives
them 1t saps and mines the very foundations OF the
country and do wonder the ii exces in
churches and parties They are like the little garrison
In the strong Sician fortress that had defended their
position with much vaor that If they did but put a
stick the walls, the besiegers took tho alarm and
thought II iearfully portentous.
have gone unconscionable length; but truth
TO tell somewhat impressed by all and heard
on this foray into Antt Sldcoy-dom. Yours
REMAISs or DANIEL BooNE--We copy the fol
lowing from the Frankfort Commonwealth; "The re
mains of Daniel Boone and wife brought to Frank
fort the sd inst under the care Of Col VIM Boone
Of Shelby County. the Oldest surviving nephew Of the
deceased and Messrs. Thos l.. Crittcndcn and Philip
Swigcrt Of this place. These gentlemen visited Nilsson
ri committee for that purpose being charged by the
Frankfort Cemetery Company, with the patriotic duty of
removing the land Of their early vcsstudes and trials
the of these noble ami fearless pioneers. Their
history IL known the world They the first white
male and female that trod the dark and bloody
ground and their early adventures indomablc perse
verancc. unswervng patriotism and pure and spotess
Hives ndissoluby interviewer in the early tradition
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