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

- circulate the Scriptures smons 70 ~ "a
,rf .rior-sfter the resolve 81 ~ 80 80 Ia, -
-uppy c',ll an. -. nd acsh oi my hc-h are as
- $50. Id p. adm the u nr'i 81 ',-- ~
I'm drew vivii picture o me 80. - l-.--,ior.
e. ..a.----s ~ Tho slave a fle IN ''isn -
tA' 49, $3.50 - li.,re o. marriage m"fSfI9
..- vs,'..r- di.-rrpron Of The tfarr-t ~. -. "a
misery ant degradation 70 o,in- -.il IA 81 --r. ~
'f'-' % , .na phIc d NY Ann -iaft,
b.J .ru-k 81 ilf Eitlc. believe. 'A1 ''' $50. -
,b.t ,tcre would lsve ac'n no o,, "s'i ' ,,.-ors
,-ssv bold % -hlnS ulen ~ - ,hcir sncca.s
anil wi'h the Bible - p"
would have nccn certain . ,.-l-..,, - ~, Inter
~ th.n gave an amusing tc-ef' p'-o- % ~ ..''
-.--, no hnt viii Rev DR. hkirhAi 20 -i' -.
~. $50 rrr lrl.rfvos f1 Snow a-nl "Na. W.
l' 49, ..-.ifs-r- ne Scriptures among ia' sia''-
- r--r-f society ir' ,lis work On ihc local 9''.''
l,-- 81. raf are tie local -oci'f- AZ me ~.i.N
o1 Df shareholders Htn ~.- noi pug .-, .'r' .-
a. t.-f. of tho.rsl.rc-. lie inquired oi ur h w. IT'D
-I h., E.rfur.v t.s -ur-rd ofcr long Ii-f i..i M
Inc fo Bedford lolrry-'nr clntt BE- c'ii" t'i.
t,.r.. --, pho SCENTS fltrrl Nr a know nm WEI
...,eb.l.c- Who rext' 49, b. Another slave
t.-i.~ Whancv.f IT, 20 ry old master 4 'ro'l,r
b.. -.e Methodist Church. who Jr' mc 10 Aaai'c-i' >
ID -.e f.-- under .rr-n. ari -'ii nf q, -'h- 'i
Ifs-- fo -ncculats on 30 NcN-lr.'al- Nv vile h'
ara r,si price Tor vIer purposes These men w..
never .app.v thc slave win tAc scriptures an n-''
-......v 81 never l0tt w. mast so r1 The people
mo American Missionary Society have undertaken IT,
sri br tte help 90 Goi u..ll accomplish .,
may Boz ht.-ci tlsf ss Tie rare cannot f'Fi i'
rr .er' VIII he u-s.e.. Tbs - "a mistake mere g
not plantation A. tn" south. On which iAc.r air nos
on. az mon. slave, tEaf know iu' b. read no hise
servants often learn PSF -rca'a rs tte c1ifrh anu
seeming Their own counsel become proficient 10 read
irc without suspicion oil' by taelr owner.
II s sni The slsv,ro. crs are opposed % cfrul' ing
the Bible But FIX states There 10 no Us" O.. a''t "
20 law s-ainsf ,rlchln- 'lc slave % reai
NJ Rf7p concluded h.s really able and a-gun,nfstfs
ad ires. VITA an earnest appeal to che audience 70 tAAt
hold OF the project person end not relax IN their ei
fr.s rl every slave IN the United States vas -ur pei
with copy o the Bible and then slavery Nou!i eA-s'
Rev JosHrA LEAyrrr seid that he wac called on NJ
short notice IN the midst ot thr confusion wfn COPY
l. r-nrcrsant o. address the meeting lie was l'er'.y
tse1 nm with l,er work and be- could nu vi,A mar ne
audience had zeal enough 90 furnish man from anon :
themselves instead o. taxing 20" bran % an Already
aided Editor
Wr Ir,vrrr proceeded 20 speak with great eucr sy
srf effect On tho accusations that have been brought
against the Church J repudstc -aid no. iie cause 81"
slavery IN tais country repudates NE 'hfi-, on
the douothing school The monster evil r. nor lo nc
cradicated ay broad and mix pources-and h"li eo.t
40 that The naked truth glowing lac red nOi col, w
IRE. must boz applied % tie uncoyef'" A'aF'- ol to
people Bur Whatever apathy may nave eNit.e" ''-e
rhs To- nuflu-s II is NOT true that the Oii'F'h = '
hind the people u devotion 20 tae cause. u we are y
have fgso parties et us have ialr count N n' y W
Ci.rchf VINO is GO speak tor 10 10 % L. called l
CONT on whom il me Orier ot notice fo pr serve.
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Church The Church comprises in l0 90 th' i'oV.'
Church and ron Church are the parties. 1872 NOT u"'
ina Ten -ueeclc. against slavery ''tu hl0'r ny t''
Church The religious now spaper- are one ID l"'''F
Measure The columu and SEQ n ihe religious press nH'
M, if- fi proportion. ID the huron =
10 be- condemned .u comparison with tho mont huron
We summon her accusers o come into court anu sno"
q fair account current
Rut having driven tli. non Church with shame cu Of
Court when w. come t0 a different tribunal and are
Judged hv the law oi Lord ty that man who lnd HoN1
h- l,e for our REDEMPTION and told rs 20 ho Ike him.
we must blush and hide our faces m the dust
Mr. Lcavitt was succeeded hy Rev Nj W ARD the
colored gentleman who offcatcd as Chaplain with a
complexion considerably darker than that Of o'heho'
~ the Dusseldorf Gallery liis speech was -nc'-7i"
OF brilliant c,rru.cufi0ns which could no more POP pu'
an rafer than the flashes of lghtnng. dir'r-h'd WIN
explosions OF 0raiory. that rolled and broke oh u' ~
toii-icI auditory Ike impending thunder cioud
I'll. -a'lio. oi wiz were genuine, and no ms ar'' e"
with bis lf' OBJ humor and sarcasm We should r7n''
listen to his oratory. than Dec the subjects OF il
The audience in attendance was large, ihoN-n BOT -
dcnseiv crowded as iu the morning and me m'' ui
broke up ~ reasonable hour. apparently mshy sFH
nod with the performance