New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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,be o., xeef,inq II was strong de4ire 20 he
slave posser overthr0wD because IL had stood ia D.
vsv vet on hat ground only, she wa going - make
persOnai application % him Tor sne Wa 4aa la' TIC
politician deserved even that much.
AZ the afternoon session Wendell Philips from the
usuA Committee, offered the following reso..ligh'
which wss seconded By Rev. sumner Lincoln o. > H.
and discus ed BY Mrs Red.0n, Rev J. L. kusseH, rag
ter Pilsbury Rev samuel J. May Of Syracuse, =. d..
Rssoited. That religion j. ne -ifonge,l Ia 49,
human character. al ref0rlas 70 - per az ~.
e based unon * ~ the advOcaies and inrlos VI & '
and carried forward ln ifs pint 81, ....,.. .,,,,
Ecening Sssfi0a Henry kDf bfo"n' i"f 2" ~
49,, sT,ivsl ip phadeiphis-in box iro IRA on' tfct
Long no fef rid and fro jsd q" efh'f my 1ip'i
re,ous journey d 30 ni.escrcaeQ ~ gftat stL-4-
non Wa introduced % the meeting 10 TOD Pie stDfy
=; .i,nie ayfiess manner that thrilled through the
hear, Of the audience On the passage the box m winch
be was confined, set On end several tunes, and
while La Warrington depot he was on ne head upward
bslf an hour until his blood ceuered there M eyes
became swollen and he prepared ~ de jet such was
his herosn that he mentally received ~ pe1-l without
q murmur rather than by bang exposed ~ n.k ine
safety Of biz friends During this fearful pcrOd 10 re-
collected hat the preacher had said prayer j. good a.
all times and b. prayed lila deiiyerance came When
Brown arrived IN Philadelphia and va reeasel from
his box, he stretched himself a"niif ana men j." D'
funess Of his heart burst out IN sngng ms ainen D
delverance II waited patiently ana me Lpfd leAi"rel
me" Wrn and Ellen Gran. faNuFes, we're also nitro
duced and told an Interesting and romantic tale o their
escape. AitcTward q :. IOsrf came oO"h upon tne
churches Ia hs usual style
TprEsDAY May 3l.-N1raia9 Sessi0H.-Ihe f0nFcn-
ton was called 10 order al lDl OclOck-WcndeA PM.
hos In the Chair The resolutions concerning the
church and clergy were taken up. 2. 4. IOster re-
sumed BIZ train Of remarks against the forms II religion
that are recognized among us. lie called upon feF
Mr. Lincoln 10 alter the terms Of his resolution be-
cause reform IL Chrsuanity its highest and puFesf
sense, and the Anti Slavery movement il the active re-
hadOn u Christ In hi mind 10 man can become an
efficient member n the AntlSagery society who doc
not eschew the Consultation ~ the United state
DR.. Brown, Of AinesbUry, boosted that be wa 70
outer and he hoped be-, should be- found 10 Heaven
among those who have come out ~ great tnDuiaDn
Mr. May, from The Finance COMMITTEE announced
that donations and pledges had bet given - the amount
Of nearly 500
Rev sumner Lincoln amended the resolution On The
subject Of religion by adding the words and such We
claim 10 foundation and spirit Of the anti slave
ny enterprise" Amendment adopted Mr J. a-o Of
fered sOrne remarks explanatory Of the amendment
jast introduced and then gave definition Oi be Vle"s
Of Bible religion.
/ C. C. Burleigh hkod the resolution and hoped j.
would be adopted Complaint had been made that
public prayer has been denounced IN the Convention
e did object 20 any ind ndual who felt called upon
10 pray II he poured forth his soul IN the public meet
ing but what he and his brethren objected % was the
institutiDg public prayer as an indispensable form ol
worship What are called the drOppings Of the sane
tuary under the chilling forms which are adopted, are
In reality the droppngs of the icec lie was m favor
Of the resolution because the religious element ma"
pendent Of the form by which We have surrounded u
its baptsIns its sacrarDents and ne public worship
IL the mghtiest element IN the sO"s Of men 10y lie
energy courage u given 10 Withstand the drcst woes
and perseverance 10 battle on Tor rRhts anna hangers
and prosecutions, until glorious Communication Is
achieved. There IL religion in the souls Of men who
heard the name Of Christ religion that
prompts 10 do and bear and sacrifice even 10 the
last sasp Of auiverng life Whether directed right
wrong It's mighty power proves itseli The speaker
In abiding 10 the recen, execution OF Washington
GoOde idenuhed the Church NJ well ~ state with the
act. and took occasion 10 remark that Gen Zachary
Taylor the chief murderer Of the nation This re.
mark drew forth torrent of Kisses mingled with ap
plause which interrupted the speaker for brief pc
"A -. -.
he remarked that the present Chief Magistrate the
very incarnation OF the popular theology Of the couu
try he represented IT, duty, and Miller was mot far out
OF the way when he predicted second advent Ia" ON
y mistake he made was, in the kind Of God that was
10
Frederick Douglass spoke 10 the resolution until the
hour of adjournment. lie said he thought that many
OF his brethren gave occasion tor ofcnsc bs the
manner in which they speak OF the religious manes
tstioD.
AnERIcAN TRACT socErY The Annivcrsay was
held at the fremont Temple, Wednesday. The Score
tary Rev Seth Bliss gave brief statement OF the op
eraoDs of the Society for tho part yenr The number
of publications ISSUED Is AS total number i41e
Total receipts for the year, S416l1 ~ From dona
tons contributions and legaccs, e92i2 from sale OF
publications. Sl9335. Expondiures-ior publications
sle7l5; Tor colportage IN New England. $3.50 ior
cOlportage IN the West, 81 g9o Tor Foreign Lands
$500 Agencies S5635 clerks In store, 921 rent
taxes insurance freight printing postage paper and
all other expenses s2,33 Gratuitous distribution,
SaGfD Rev. X. = Cook, Secretary of the society at
New lOfk, gave an Interesting account on tue 'lfi"
tons OF coiporteurs in Mexico, aud among the emf
grant population in this country. lie was followed by
Rev Mr. Rdgcly OF Philadelphia, Rev k"N Palmer OF
Bath, Me. and Rev. Mr. Robinson Missionary IN Assam
AMERICAN Union or AssoofATIoNsrs.-This so
city held a meeting Wednesday evening, In the
Washing tonan Hall which, in spite OF the rain was
well filled. The great attraction was the presence o
Mr.. Albert Brisbane, who has Just returned rom
Europe frcghted with more extensive and accurate
Information In regard 20 revolutionary and social move
there than any other American has had II IN hi
power To acquire. The address of MI Brisbane s'ys
the CAroa0tsfT, by far the most Interesting 10
which have had the pleasure of listening, ia tins
eloquent week and received with deep enthutiasm
MAssAcHusErrs COLONIZATION SocWTY The An
nivcrssry meeting of this Society was held "Wednesday
afternoon In fremont Temple and opened wlih'praycf
by Rev. Mr. Gilbert Hon SIMON GMNNLfAi pre-
sidcd and stated that the Colonists of Liberia were
sufficiently enlightened 20 frame Government Tor
themselves giving them rank among other countries
Liberals independence has been acknowledged 10y the
Governments oi Great Britain France aud Prussia and
they have extended To II cordial inc and hearty wei
So far Ms the cstahlshulcut At principle eof-
said the speaker the great work Is effected the seed
already sown tor the formation OF a new nation Al
ready 200 miles OF territory Ia Africa ar" freed
from the inroads of the stakeholder and the territory
ssn being extended The Secretary read am abstract
Of the eighth annual Report from which the following
statistics gathered. During the year Just closed
there have been employed ~ agents Rev NJ. g. Wheel
sr n months Rev. NJ. G.. Pratt Al months. and Capt
Geo Baker ID month amounting in All 10 3 months OF
labor performed The receipts have amounted 90
leaving a balance of Sle 30 due the Treasurer and
this s the only debt due from the society. The claim
of the Society Tor 500 the estate OF the lsic Oliver
Smith has not VT been adjusted but viii probab.,
soon BE- paid Among the contributions Tor the lsst
year was legacy OF Sl0O0 from the late Joseph G..
Kendall Esq. Of Worcester. which WAS promptly paid
by his brother Liberia wants and needs citizens
acollcgc and national library. Tho whole number OF
eigrans in rs stated by the speaker AS OF
whom 81 had been slaves The number o; applicants
in az was 3lO-n Is 90 applied and thus far during
the present year the number has reached t,c.
Rev. Mr. Mel ain, Secretary OF the National Colo
zation Society, next introduced lie stated tibet
already the Society had sent out ioe engrants the
usual expense to each person tor passage and SIN
months flamenco in Liberia Il so but tins year
owing the large number OF vessels engaged 10 10 20
the gold regions IL has amounted 20 something more
The bark Huma said the speaker, having ON board III
cmigrants Tor Liberia sailed from savannah on the IAN
inst OF this number los could read, 30 could wnie o9
were professors of religion AMI were ministers OF
the gospel. OF whom hsd resided many year, ~
Savannah. Five OF the number We're born n Nflca, |
all OF whom expressed their JOY al The prospect Of re-
turning 10 tast native country. OF the whole number
~ purchased themselves, paying an aggregate Of
SlAsoN Two PAID tOr themselves Al ,0N each. paid
81 ~. another paid 81 500. aud fourth paid his
ter tor himself and wife s2SC0 The last named man.
was obliged 10 borrow money his most anxious
desires tor which he was obliged pay interest which
made the whole amount together with what he paid
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