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

.,,. -s.d I'D adopted he resolutions ,re tas
:. ,sose read IN TIE Tabernacle IN me i'i'- u
- "a R,oxx # Boston csrn- forward md 81
5-,s..d 10 rnerflle--hc SAID -
,-.-'s r,.ke create profession ~ - - ..,-s
40 -..--s fhsn liz American pfolF -.rsrd
= -.,re Inconsistent D. t1elr conn - ~ Va
-, Government hss expressed if'fA -, Will.
4-' ~ 49,. s,.i-.- thc African slave ir-'s- -
p. --s---k-. Tie American Save trnie ?. - linz
nan Is ho shal - 20 re coa-f oi i-ry them
,t,r-e human beings for me purpose % . and Off
- --.r-rv a. p pirate. re l- -cfia ~ - ,o-frf--
% - .-.,-ss-- anon The men vho ~ i--- .t-,.
..e -r OF nv brother az ss'er our To, --tr.lal
80 hal -ai 1-rlse.i oppressed slA-. b., relieves
position iorei-n County. pr r-,rfei p-a.se -
-r f-0r The opvress.-n rsf.'s u. -. p, make h.s
-.- pu- ~ slave s-s-l aiienij p 80 l-,-ss,
..-1r- and -ore honest hand froinl 80. Tho per
-os- aids t.m ln escaping . I'D - ~, rror- N
81 . fendfr9 q announced Q n.- y - - u.
81 .. Ii, t-, law r- becomes f.''--
.l-'.,, ina -.-,srn and 81 t--s fie-- 4 FL
,-,t % --e So --- more 1tii - ... es-rra -hsr
49,. -,f.' haUr -tl- Jed il 70 -'i 80. lie. p. =
iA - ..-o~.4tr-ir Nr Brown sac .''N' ...'
80 --.-. WON ~ e-csFef promo -. ,....
sd .t l.- rs.4e OIL TIE qer-ln 81 % ,-,l to
.r-. l-l4- ani ihal -''-' L-,- --li ,he SPEAK
.r. r- .-..H r- t.- '-s' All---' b., an srErn.yI
..l -of accent i- for o would ~ p" . a.
.r.a- .t fle -ia-sholief Ii-n. ' -. o-.-,.,
t.-. He rsl-rct o. was ''.-..
D. - d. Should r.t in any way o'''-n -'h'
..s. q The society he SAD be- -. 'c H.,
,f- t,.sv --ar promu- .a'-- r-l-'1l 49,. "a a.
80 ... ..fa~.s are -cen over ne "Ao-t pom - -
- bio. means DO a great measure - Hsi go, .-'
.- ..ti.e vh. excluded me c'-'I d. .f.t.,
II, --,b,s Of manhood Mr. spoA' % ,Ae
,rf ,f the Church and Ministers : ~ .'--, -,
. 4---.nre4 D as inconsistent Win ins't w. '-
.--, ex,.r!ed remarks 10 resumed Ms REQ. 7'''
va succeeded uy ID,
A., U.ypocE * professional wood .'swyef oil h'u
an ST. II luLi. quaint .tye SCI forth a. Some ''e 80
i. o-nons u tie subject q slavery lie was oPpo''D
o dos. vh0 were strong n t-eir GENUINE
80 --ltlon wko would -latief II 10 p.'',
tban allow fhe vile curse Of -iavcIt 20 49, 80
h. Va tor tie expression 81 pu-.c opi"o" ,-'
-s.-,, II the ballot tox-ty that meaIl--hI' N was
49, best because u not violent IT IT. 'H"i i'o
,yot the slaves of tie south be evth-n'"y I'''''''
81. Norr vas introduced 20 lie audience 0"e
- tto friends % the cause iorW ard IL me good IN
dert.,.n ia which they were engaged the ialA iNrY
Advocated would be- sufficient strength they -AoA-I
maze nee 0f every mcan---tAe state, me 'nNI'h al
society We zee ~ the pre-ent time. she contnNro'
.bat ,ra-, uregdices which formerly were 50 strong ID
the uu c rllul arc l.t fading from our country ana
healthy feeling j. taking IT, place II II traf me -a
that those who assist IL % are branded ~ lnhde- %
ra- fucr dare 70 ral-e their voices AZ st tnt NH l
ANA --rr- who sanction fhi. crime tut let tncn
uor abandon the mission on That account-.et t'Hl pr
-o.,-s III lbclatus their fcl0wrau and rc-iof.-s AH
10 those -Ielt. which God designed for 3d. Affail We
see .aid Mrs " The effect our example has hhd' %
only Oh our own people. but upon other nations. Ih'
people u Europe have been prompted 20 ihe a .ilo
# Slavery av ;he teaching. and efforts q Pie AaN'on
.+- -lc referred 10 h- t0srati0n exercised toward
he coored people Of our tree states ~ AN ndicaron ~
fbo benefit. sccruins from The la1ors q this ami KIN
dred societies We have now .h- said colored eI'oi
and color.d teachers ass.sung us n creating ploA.
opinion or guiding tie youthful mind 10 me pains a"
knowledge
NJ wEvuE11 PHILLIPS combated the position "a
ken taken by Mr. Hsydock. that the constitution 7hou4
be preserved lie though, u should be- destroyed be-
cause 10 sanctioned and upheld slavery he did not oe
lcvc IN the efficacy OF the 0eotboN we were not born
with vote n our hands and the balioibox before us
NJ 10 continuation said that The Individual con
science wac higher than all Governments u was moe
pendent OF great men or communities and when JudS
Ing slavery and The Constitution that supported IT, We
should slvay. exclude from our minds other nAucn'
and stand slona above earthly considerations Ia me
presencc of God.
lie Was followed by M Haydo,k Who supported Ai'
opinion. a, some ensth and wien he had concluded A'
was succeeded 10y
Mr. FosrER. who seconded him in hi. position by
very able argument. At the conclusion Of Mr. - ad
dress the Society adjourned rl - o'clock