New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
TIE ANNIVERSARIES.

.l eonded ui.h much earesu-.s - the ioilovirg
.oatops which were fe4t b. LAWS TATrAN after that
gentleman had presented Sac annual Report.
retored TIA. ge st- gr--fai ~ tls Co OF ias o9-
gre..sa tast le altssteJ csu. has s.ty slyBBsea
eonas hs p'st 5eif amid che opposition Of enseiss.
tie lpsthy of npmipal i0id ftd ha willing esf ~ flr
ssssd ma =, great reforms On morsl sur cote do
GOT except uroef The tf5eucs n religious Prngi
pies-that ~ tn- ch-fen 70 az ofsanza.oA 70 ~ CO...
al moral evil, either within her own boy fr cut CT o.
ono a. theie h' power Guy 81 Lhs DheioI sI-' oy.9
soialnn possibility rests UPON every disciple 90 thst
% pog hs for The determination o. his h.'e-
70. cflp1 eeaiF tA-.i AGO ths 81. ataili 90
Rcfoued Tb-t 80 Che Bible is The acznoF e1g stem
dHd oi morals ia lia oson-as 10 cinoe Aai-of hss
directed OF n-u 60 search ne s' Ptpfsts1o 20 % pro-
sidcl Boz the constitution e the American Bible Society
Ast endssvos shall BE- made Tor Circulating .hs Scrip
torres throughout DE United states md !slr
nat institution bound that every slave il this
AND, Who rau re15, - supplied " 20 copy eiiher
through its suxis-ies Otpersss, W as unnecessary
B,so'psd That 1t ia subject Of eongrsuation that 20
frsny ccclessses ard political bodies and individuals
hsye ouune The past JeAr borne testimony 10 inc u1-
gLeousnets q slavery and ihs war ito extension
10 he mrstiblity Of Involuntary servu6s h true
vrv scund divine a6d ho1est 80 ssniSu N hs land i
une in csueloeHs pfscS on land a. well as on the high
P,,o'rfd Tia, ue contemplate villa peculiar ssu.f,c
toa the efforts making oJ The fee people Of color % en-
r m Nsrouofsl pursuits emo establish educational
los believing that 90 scu- hsic-ly tue with respect
Esss'tsd Tn, the var on Mexico b-eun FOR ,he par
20 OF extending $ sg-ry Ias been cnt1uea 10 save the
Adriustrso0 from dIssmoe, tlst ihe tcsults Of Es "tf
confer tue glory tlis county bus wise
shame hst the code o. ethics which induces men 20 woe
r supplies, sod which eEgiti 10 victories while ca yer
itself IL je00unc Is Is sts1Id and pernci01fi ald thu
honor tuuarity. ard patriotism ocmaad peice without
robbery ana sttement a. boundaries "" nout siev7fy
Fesolusd That We rejoice in the overthrow Of o ami
81 censorship of The pfess In Paris, n h establishment
flsaiate sbolon cf slavery be- al he French Colonies
uo depeIdenc es ana 10 The maintensnco OF Tree Pfe's
Resolred Tnat we sympahizs alike viii nations and o-
digd0as s cast OF the t'acFes Of oprreson hno re-
whether exercised et me heao o. s.n ,i p, Psl@
ti0n-ths eic0me 90 these free sate7 u npcs from
under Heaven-ihat we consider It privilege sna a9y
70 shsld them Iom assault arrest and annoyance aud %
AID them IN securing en- asylum for thsmseyes eno lheir
families, with the enJoyuesto clshb1d religious W eueu
Hesoiued, That We contemplate vito ceasnt tne pro
mark snd France in Lahore, Peru snd Nsw.G ensda ard
careity hope that the 1st spot earth where saveG
exais viii not be the Republic thai was fret TO pro:'stn
the equantg Of man, aud bis inahens5e title 10 iiie
liberty and tbs persuit II happiness NJ,
Resoirsd, That the manly conduct o. Hon ohm r. Hale
10 the osnse OF The Uoued States ana Oh AessIs oo-
dings Psfoy end Tuck n the House Of Representative
en them 20 the Iesceet and gratitude Of al who uj
adopt the great republican watch word, Lihe,y-hqaai-
ity-Fra.rnlty;' aEd that THE re1pect and ggrtpd,
should also be aw8rded 90 an h0 have s00d ~ fearless
Y IN Congress in State legislatures fer the ngs VI
Resolved That highly spproye o. ne PhnaiP.es Of
the Liberty Parry ana ths nomination OF Messrs Hale Gnd
and hope that every eect0r who 10 opposed 70 slavery OF
s extensiont war ana It's atrOcites-a aud who desrss
90 rescue the country from the reproach under which
lies view Of other tOus-wil be rue % his aVoFe1
opepes ana cordially unite in giving ME saHragos fJT
who prefer principles 10 party aud the honor OF the
nation tOitssuccess In arms.
emanci paoD, and 20 sayetradefs aud sayeholdeIf
thrOu the world that will not dssist from oppOti
ton slavery unll the aecnIsed 5steV' Is
hibitsLt thereof"
H. b. STANTON addressed the meeting upon the SUBJECT
Of the Wimot Proyso. But little time allowed BIN,
too little to discuss Of the grayest questions thai had
ever engaged tue attention of Tho American people
Fhoulh II was dy subject 10 many Of mo audicGce. a
importance could not le Oyeresdmaiod. scheme was
0n foo. and would DO contaminated m three weeks, %
possible cheat the people OF TIE North ou 90 me al
vanlaaes offered them by tne Wumot Proviso. Every
candidate upoa the stump next Fan should have THIS dis
tnct question submitted TO him Are you IN favor 81
prohibiting slavery by express act Of Congress, n any
territory that have bought stolen or onied out Of
Mexc0?' (hisses) lie head some persons mss at me
remark bought stolen or buied; he asked IT heher OF
these hreo words expressed the mode Ia which we had
acquired acquire territory from Mexico' Let
them take which term they pleased.
lie went into general argument 10 snow mat Tue ieI'
rtorv Of Mexico, teug Free by the act Of the Next
can Government OF 1893 which ha read and pronounced
of The grandcsi documents ever "ftien must ever
continue free, by Tie laws which Always govern eoqueIc
prayuces ut he coIQuercr abrosales them BY special
laws 4. was and honest - Shareholders 10 iay 20
them in the beginning "Tbis territory Is free and must
4
Outstanding that your slaves If You carry them become
free The moment their feet touch the son II slavery
we're once permitted in that free territory, II would Do
virtual prohibition Of free labor, for neemen weud
emigrae there be placed on level with slaves for sa
very briggs a labor 10 It's own degraded level Tue eA
perence Of the thirteen had proved thst free ana
Slave labor could not coexist on the same SOL.
so deep was his conviction Of the injustice oI forcing
,isvery upon Mexican soil at the point Of the oay0net
he would quote from John Van Buren,, who said "cid
ne believe that the army now hshing IN Mexico ~eie
doing plant Slavery on ia free SOIL 50 hep ann "o'
he would join the Mexican to drive the invaders irom the
and aud he would enlist regiments in the state Of New
York, TO join him in the work, while Polkdom was e'
ing is individuals Ha caiet upon every man 70 nan 70
the pillars Of his Indignation ears Of the man, be ne
orator editor who would lntenanee roe attempt 10
swindle the North out Of The Mhmot ProNiso.
Dr.. YIOSs from Paris then made bfiei address, ana
when be hadtaken bis seat,
Hon JOIN p HALE came upon the platform and was
greeted with rapturous applause which grew INTO gene
raj cheers lie said ne had been accustomed 10 address
inc assemhlago which gave him different reception
that the present demonstration was 80 overpoHerns 70
him t strange and he requested that TIE house
would f0rbcar their demonstrations OF approval there
should be any thing In what be said pleasing 20 hem lie
had been amused a. tie Hutchnsons concert, short
tine since IN hearing description Of the man VINO start
ed 70 ind Down East now. the person VINO snouio seu
ont 10 ind The seat Of this Government would meet with
the same success that this man did he would probably
60 - Washington but he would so 70 the last place 20 nnd
ire Seat Of Govern mentho would find anything else
therc but that III a would find the Government ne
nust 90 10 the privacy Of his chamber and look IN
DE glass he would there the who Yields al the
mighty influence Of the Government and The one who
was responsible for ITS acts. Mr.. Hale proceeded AZ
length to illustrate the duty and responsibility Of the ci
zen and OF the importance Of wholesome sgtaaon az
home Instead Of IN Congress- they had agitation enou.
hee the discussions IN the Senate for theas three weeks
proved that. ,....
He would ssy nothing here OF the and rs offsets
be had said that 70 this authors Of II; be would repeat
ore remark, however which was that the war oss'nst
Mexico stamped age barbaous and the nation as
Infamous He appealed 70 all, and % processing Ca;isss
n particular TO seq that the Church yurged cut OF her me
leaven Of slavery and TO hat the gamsns Of heF
priesthood were not stained with The blood OF slavery
il they would 10 this would not need TO be LETT 10 sch
poor politicians as he % discuss the question OF
slavery Here in this CRY there were thousands OF pro
Tossing Christians who every week baptized this acc 'set
system with all the stnc0ing influences which belong 70
The holy religion they profess 50 long as this state ei
things existed It vain 70 hope for change N mat
public opinion which 10 accomplish the grestWofk ioF
which we labor lie closed by eloquent ausion 70 the
great events Of the sge the uprising Of the people OF hn
rope aud the bursting asulde Of their CHAINS aud pseed
N moufn contrast conduct efour Government which
was engaged in war Cor the extension Of the DARK curse
Of human slavery the victims Of which, ana OF that
ed the land with the shrek Of anguish and the goAn OF
despair.