New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

.r. .+a--,rs- Tie mind tlh eN-ls IF iN't 40 H'
.--a - lows glth sweetness a. nanAiII ana '''"'
I ,,.v.rsri nations tha brotherhood 90 'rrA-lo"
/ cb,pcsr.- WALwoSrH seconded the resolution.
which AZ. -ri.nc,v passed Atier which tAc Char
ami -i,, meeting cha4nied Hymn bene'ic'on Wa
re,.i,si. ana tae meeru- separa-ed
,,,.,ie,, ,uti-CapitaI Punishment society.
/ The American Anti-Cspita. Punishment >ociety
t.r,... .,ri,ar.s-y last night ~ TIE Minerva Rooms
Tho President Il the Society being absent ~ nonoh
81. FsrxvAx UrNr. E.q. ur. HARsEN. one OF ihe Sec
-s,arie. Of t.e society. was appointed President On
taxing the char b. read letter from Hon. Csc. NJ
DALLAS stating h. inability 20 be- present lie then ~
/ ,-.ls,ei 70 the audience WENDELL PHILLrrs OF
/ Boston.
/ b. confinement. Nr PruLtrrs expressed h.' .rstia
/ c,..on M hcinc able e. address second time New
York audience on th- subject The lesson which thi-
-r.fr rlcrfaka 20 address a specially addressed 10
/ t.l.rcar. Ne ought 20 1e tie model community oi
| ,rs urIf We ar. better circumstance than auy
other -1 frv ihe experiments 90 reform We are ni free
.ir 90 -l, Od stock tlr younger brother ana
/ fl. eli.r when he took tnc estate across ~" "Atr
/ took Pho mortgage with j. There They 1fe rnnar-
Passed rrsv know fte storms thrOu-n which tur vc-
ari vigorous people with equality ~ conditions. ln
! rr.ne.eI lbs The remains OF icuda Jaw. and $50 'rs
-rl~ yum the race ua. uraencd. which other nations
cannot venture 90 ru I't u- -ce th't we ar' 'rrr o
/ t, position proft,ncs hss assigned - n .cadias ths
van s possible REFORMS. ~lt.t NOT 90 iA' .'sllih
~ Rf-.a i4 degradation of Italy, fhc worn. oar civi.
! yanon ~ England We are Americans. and must DO.
| eide tie question independently
| 7fi- au experiment. our whole ls, -.atou ou tl'
subject i- n failure crime grow. upon u- tl' fl'-
,1r IS NOT between tic best and thing f.-r lrf
! between the worst and something. better This j.
stop required hy the s'op- thar 'ha' have gone before T.
Tor aas thr statute books have been gradually cennsi
ar4 va has, been surprised to ind Ao" murn better
mon have grown whom they become mer.tl livery
prni-hm,ut that BE- not absolutely ucciet - crl'''N
We have repealed almost every capital p'nNff excerpt
t.r murder ier ~ trl taaf The wishes 90 tun-.ian-
.t.fl r,.r ,, p, moot fhf4 reform The humanity NJ
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/ 80 go. - b, Plato. beautiful irear-
H. lr,, lar -bs criminal UAo i. securely barred
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society be- its tlt-'- f., WEI ~ l'- f-H'. /" "s
/ have t-ff 'o bang $40 gave '+'t ''
/ gaze tllli iuf1 it" r'i. O.. "N't '." "''
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l-. W. mn-t hoy Nis' rs " '''..' jury
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rope Nti'h- Do hH' -'-' a'. "'' .'- 49,,
/ lips c.n-.d 'i'H some worry ''i''"' '''''''N " W
part o' ih' '1.l'.'
IrfcFrrIH 3 g. Hrckf>oitAN. fsl was tl'N '.ii'
dacei go tae audience An'r some Introductory r.
msrS' on the difficulty 81 selecting inc most important
arguments 10 favor oi 10 REFORM nom '"' '"'l'.
which presented themselves h' pfo'e'a'd 20 -p''N o'
.. rf ,..- t.-rtr-- Al wlo ns.t Engaged lu ile 4l-
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..''l 10 -',.-,,c. sr-.,, ,-on home. conviction
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Dl must te removed before We can hope 90 i"HAen.s
o.. uInd- % those We address Jus fri-4uN- -tHl
MONT which believes the -al0ws % .r Jusfiie~i hy
Christian principle D.. uumo.,i hy OLD ine ground. OF
.,r..i .f-. t. NAV t. presented o. fta-, who
'.-,.a IT, Mr. b .as lew ds,. 50 ia oar Court.
/ i,', w ' - INN, .,ts. 4 murder Mini.