New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09


The Society recoembled at the appointed time
Tho audi, was much larger than in the earlier part
of the da, and tho interest displayed wss even more
increased The meeting was not regularly orsanized
but the proceeding. were notwithstanding carried "a
with the greatest possible harmony and order
Mr PARxER PrL1sBvRY made some remarks on the
support that the Slave institutions Of the south r'c'''
ed from the deterrent Churches in the slave States To
prove this be- read some advertisements Of sale OF
Slaves by Churches On the South who held property
In human ic.ucs Gan this be Christianity NJ pursued,
which permits us fo -c our brother man "hich az
10 contradiction % the principles % pTeachc' ana h l'
same time that dccrc- inlquY n one form -fo Hu'
10 10 another The speaker gave a. some length Ne
ar!stocraic notions held by -outhrrnri' I''f. Mi.
THoNFsoN. ln giving description ~ the manners oI
tho Neslcsn- laid that native of America was 10 mo
service oi santa Anna - c0achman, autnlAl "ni'u
ia krd the dignity Of tic Row Mr. I Labor l. oy Al
upon hy such men a. meuim and Degrading ana n'
Doubt they looked upon MS Of the fre" states ~ me
rior hefu-s This idss was generated ny Hhfeil
which degrade. labor and looks upon industry ne lsho
blo.
MISS Lucy STONE having been repeatedly called Ter
AZ last came forward amid reiterated applause She
said c ind 10 necessary donounco the Church when
FORGETTING be- high missions instead Of denouncine %
deal. in and sanctions traffic snd property ln human
hcirrs When acts IN accordance WIN the pure d'
-sfcs and plncpies of Christianity. W. DO not condemn
f There .re Of lcss, miDn. snd half 90 slaves
n the south -ui while th. Church hs- - n.--loail's
ia every quarter of The globe oonVeftms nations rom
ido.airy 20 Christianity she permits ihi' e, ID 'N''
Al Lrr midst ana hy Der express license. ~ llr sne
VA found .z ueusug The blessings % 1nu-Lanif I'D
nations beyond the Ocetn--rct-cnlns them Ium inc
vices Of iioafry-she i1rsets tie poor human pens
who live Do chains IN this land o Freedom 'e-' lo
every chime .he seuds the word 0f Gof-0 the utter
most region. oi the NOrtn-to the Tar on inrs- ~ h
ds Va lr the poor slaves in ths country age peInt''
o. .o and dc their lgu9rance is % hot oiit" u7
case with tle poor slave WHO AppIo"1Ne- '' ,''--
MON table that The bread he eats and me N'e "'
rr.. i- tfirrha-ed with the blood 40 As oron'I ui
d.. --teri oh there arc Other missions nearer he n'
o. engage the ministers of the thlrch-let them mrs
ulE.ze their own country before cfosrin- ne o,'"l m
Quest of converts 20 that CtsfaHRy which tneF pIao
rce 10 l. NOT pleasure % NE % speak o tle ci'i,
ami iulqu,y pracrc,d I'D tins regard n' the thlIoH
w.sh could pra-c Tor acting ofncrwrc ~ nrn ~,
Anus laytry society Was nrst organized TIE mem
ber- of % turned 20 the Church for assistance, justly
expecting - receive IT, but .he rIrued deaf ear 90 our
eutrtafics Mis- stone proceeded 10 dcscupe' ID e.o
oucnt language the disgrace inflicted upon America ns
h,r support OF slavery she was listened io iArousa
out her addres. with marked attention and "as Loudly
| spplslded when che concluded
SIR " W Bows gave the audience brief sketct
| OF his experience OF slavery while was slave. hi'
MASTER be -a.d taught hm the precepts Of religion
sod was according % the worlds idea oilt good man
II wa. c..ronarv ss!i sr for the slaves 60 ask bin
te meaning u anything De- bad reed from the bible an
! which tLcy I'D not 4ni,I-alL one DAY, continue
the .qeaAer s.kcd aim bat Was the meaning Il tAa
norton which save Do unto others A. you would mel
Should l1 -utO YOU % Ills be- cxplalnrl ID tA- 1.l q"
! u, ID. lrer. Suppose -all D.. u we've slave ai
you mv master would sou wish tAHt siY-ll ODE
! yoa," I .a.d Yes Wei tnen. sad b.. d" il
YOUR master. and wish yea % obey zee, and thii
| sslsr DO means Laughter Aifer some iartner lt
tsiIs De- concluded. and the meeting Wa adjourned @
meet tins evening 10 ine lecture room u Tie mop