New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

y sni needs them no; & i the that brings
/ the e-ect blame the Stakeholder OF the
south no more than 10 the monoPOlrer and spccus-
~ 90 the North Il you know thai a man .trSls the
ahor of another viii YOU then buy stolen goods
CHAstES LFNoN RrScNn ic'i himself prescribed.
sna wished 20 Know the causs-he hsd worked for six
ten years and mans character WAS generally known
~ the vs,ue placed upon his act,ns Tn. very rlo-
qleq speaker, - long known nrn advocate OF the
An1~Avcry cause, proceeded % address the meeting
~ son" length snd concluded amidst loud applause,
WENDELL PHILIrs iNi the following resolution
( tor discussion before the society
hsairca. Thar ,le American COLONIZATION S,c.e-yi .ai
o v rgad and denounced - ne enemy 81 ne coorrd
people 90 ,lc United Sts'esiym The TACT that has 10
'es-ncny against >svrry-i1i Serps fellow ship with
frr-tnai % maze, noe1ori improve the cond
rol of c0ori people a. home snd alters n6 protest "a
ile ooy ard cre code OF the sve STATES and IN view u
- attempt 90 gain tie sympathy % the Engh.h people We
OIouneli and Niheriorce. OF Ciarksor Ard M.caulsy
ags,nsf The NJ e iniro.crs The ia, NJ ne iro - -ss
ug hostility % 70 Of the whole coored race the suspicious
sympathy between 90 AID the American Church " hch any
re 0rni of The slave knows and Doctor. Of Divni.
ty have SLOWED % be the hu, arks ii : avery
ResAgct That while We gulxe the Free Soil Party
a. A. homes, ercrt 20 effect good purrosr All ,he ~
such attempts ~ the unAvod able r~sn 81
ia,ou Ike and with ll disposition 10 az.
rree cordially the energy OF many of - sdvocs;es
e -sri rs uost valuable fruit The pslpsble evidence
s failure gives oi the utter mpracacahly and neiscieu-
.., Of s1cn effort. he Free >oi party
h-se4ro. That We would hold up iu Inc Ind gnsion of
Chrsieudom the hesrtrs- and cruel proposal which
hENSY Clay has made 10 his fellow iuHers for the ahO-
ton ui slavery. me best an which The experience.
he boosted humanity and vsuufe devotion Liberty of
the Idol % America has oder. plan which only frees
ken,ucky by sending the coOred 20 New -Oreans-or
best by Transporting INN. from hindred and bone:
across the ocean and al ,h. ser iong snd weary
- foolish waste ot the resources Of the State Idle
effort % perform impOsshities payable attempt
to secure The credit ot humanity while cave the per
JrmSnce OF scSnow led ged duty another generation
gross violation OF a. night. such seeming
OF the cruel and atroious plan attempted hap
Used into PIN authropy s doubtless ttng close q life
passed m the polluted atmosphere OF American pohrcs
and closing IN the Siding embraces Ut the American
Church
R-sred That even In his magnificent failure rally the
so H. recognize evidence OF the sincerity Of Cal.
h0un representing the great Idea Of his hiethe perpe
uty ~ Savery-and amid The crowd ot American states
living m eNped eucy ready doubtless sscrihce prin
cpes 90 prunt &c they had any principle 20 sacrhcr.
welcome the ight Ot who east repre-
idea and Processes % act conviction.
Mr.. GARRIsON-Mrs. Motifs amendment Is now under
consideration he did not agree with the amendment OF
Mrs Mott and thought thar would be better TO bring
Ia resolution.
Mr. FOSTER again addressed the meeting in answer to
Mrs Rose
Messrs. Palmer. Horace Dresser Van Rensselaer, OF
the Horn, c. c. Bursigh and Parker Pisbury here had
a rambling debate on the Free Soil question, after
which the Society adjourned sse de-