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

port from a pres which tls been we chs-scfrr.
lied a. Inc satanic Press bv o1rua. 90 our Cirv
" hat wonder : b. sal he speaker tlst or
shocked bv daily rocI - g crimes which the I'm
nsne feelings 81 our la'u-e revolt While 10 dfiuges
society with tins ever lowing tile % wee snf infs
| my and lccrr0uslfss % wlat avail ars al ne cn-
travr- u Tie good Il uulfe- their influence ar Z
c0uneracrs their irs 10 sanctions these vices snt
gives The perpetrators tie projection % - power lt
ally denolnre t1s press thcy s-a attacked win re
/ greatest vi--ence anl abused with unsqarr- nfec.
/ i've. The whole lie of ms class OF persons whom .
have Just described and wl0 aye The moving powers
g This great organ 20 vice great lfiug blsck lr
they pcrveTf the % education and prostitute ~
20 the West purposes they 10 % The community and
play the hypocrte 10 the very face 0t Heaven base
and Infamous from hcglnlu- 20 end there IS m honor
| or manhood N them they are deprived OF The com
mon fef luss cd humanity aua seem prompted ly a
ienfish desire ~ doing evi. IN al 'he.r actions
Observe. continued Mr. T. IS career tor the last ten
years. and you W. perceive the Greet rs teachings
have had upon ne community. Tie Eoertnc = pro
ected in tho infulg cnce NJ b. lust hy 10 that
who. regardless OF tte holy ICES 90 the family. ~nts
himself into the happy home alt hi-ey 1etray, the
friendship ara thr ,rIst frlt rnp0-ci ir h.m-Nho
With blsckenei heart and tho fc = az demon con-
v'rrs heaven inio hell J. uot only totra'ci but is
Tended from the indignation 0f society e. must have
law % put stop ~ this OF what avail 's it thsr
are preserved against the burglar or 'hs murderer
when those who sre As bad aye and worse than either
are permitted 90 continue unchecked l her career ~
! RIGHTEOUSNESS ami lust. We must combat this iniu
ence and overthrow Upon rs defeat our own success
IL this undertaking insured Let - lso our every
eNcrtou % overthrow rhis engine 81 SIM tor while it
exists our endeavors 20 10 good VII have proved aoor
| tive
At the conclusion OF the address the hymn. Bles,
who with generous pity glows sung ly The choir
When the music had ceased the President announced
with regret that Rev Mr. Beecher was unavodaby sb
sent. being detained by illness.
! Rev Or. TYING vas the next speaker he said that
the difficulties attendant on the undertaking Ia which
the ladies OF the Society engaged were of the most
di.c0ursgnr DESCRIPTIONS They wercnot 20 be- dismay
ed however they well snow the blessings that would
Pow thence 20 the unfortunate. AMI this knowledge on
ahcd them 20 encounter and suruCuut those d.rhcul
nos. lie said much anxiety had been displayed with
regard 20 the selection 81 suitable name some were
afraid that appropriate utlc would not b. chosen.
and that this would be great injury 20 10 future ca
recr such idea erroneous II was ~ but little
importance what ttle r bore when II designed Tor
p uoJie object-that OF relieving the miserable. God
vi. not look on % with less favor ard the good VIII
accomplish VIII not he diminished He considered that
could bcst0w hi. henelts 20 better purpose.
or more 20 the glory ~ God tAan by contributing 60
the support ~ this Institution. In rendering our sup
port this Society. cannot fully appreciate the
good W. are doing the example which We give vii
not be iritoss lead the way for others % follow,
and tho effects OF cudeavors VIII be visible in the
increased support OF such societies. Our work viii
finally extend over Asser held and many whom We
NJ present unable % relieve viii De- redeemed from
/ wrctchedness.
At the conclusion of Rev Mr Tyngs address the
Doxoiogy chauntcd and the Fifteenth Anniversary
OF tine American Fenae Guardian Society was terui-
mated l year calls them forth TO recspitulate the
OF the year and rejoice the good achieved
! by their humane and christian labors
American Anti-slavery Society .... THIRD DAY
NJ. SAMUEL May opened the meeting by read
ing from TIE Tbwe of oday the Tecgraphic dispatch
in relation 70 the two negroes who We're discovered in
a box on the Railroad from Richmond 20 Fredcricks
burg
A the story tor Europe that. said Mr. W. L. GARRISON
and t shall 40 Europe 10 shall go all the civil
zci world WHAT a love for liberty must not those
have had 10 bc boxed up there ton chances 10
but they ould have been sufocarei tie SAID the raso
buttons presented Yesterday were sul under cousidera
| ton
VIM WEST assembled the platform and proceeded 10
prove that there Union NJ present and WAS de
citeily opposed 70 the form ot the Constitution. be
cause 10 is certainly proslavcry Supposed the Union
dissolved There have been formed tho United states
| Of J. C. Cslhoun-George McDufte, President and We
| have the United states Of " J.. Garusou--Wcudel
Philips President still the slavery would exist whore
| II exists al present Mr. Phillips yesterday remarked
that single state Nas stronger than the Dni'd states
Wen that l. true The slaves Of south Carolina not
particularly cnslavcd by the North, but by the south
| perhaps by men gone from the North The wages
slave-he working mainland the chatte slave must be
freed NJ the time and must be free ~ the other
am for the abolition OF a slavery, wages and chatnL
| some persons cannot understand what wages slave
b.. Now what il slavery IL l. legaized submission
ot the energies OF one man 20 the viii ant bdiings
OF another say 10 you then. that granting the disco
| luton Of the Union % have taken place the chattc
slave must be- set at liberty by some other deverance
| Mr. WM /. GARaEsoN begged 10 offer icw obscrva
ton. To the Speaker lie SAID that this would perhaps
be- the last meeting Of the series and he though. It not
courteous II the speaker up The time Of the
semby with deas foreign 20 what they met 20 discuss
Mr. WEST still insisted tina, the chattel slave never
can be- free until all slaves are delivered
Mr. JACOBS. a fugitive slave, said ana dissout0n
let. have been a dissoufion-t. The gentleman that
has last spoken spoke though the aboltoniss had
| done nothing Why. Sir some years ago men would be
got IN readiness % carry on the c0l0ret man, az the m
stance OF a Souherner and the promise Of few dol
lars The speaker related many anecdotes 10 prove the
truth OF hs assertion What can we do 70 abolish tie
| system oi slavery some people said Cease TO make
IL respectable friendcease % make the promoters Of
It honored. And ne believed If they IN America had
| little less religion and little more Christianity they
| would have less slavery. Now. Mr.. Chairman nave
| been around Cape Horn among the heG,hens whore
We are sending Missionaries. and never found any
| thing Ike what soc here--there they adore and bow
before the image Of Christ hewn from gold and stone
here we sell the image on Christ IA the common snhn.
bie- and beneath the hammer Of the aucroneer ahd
which-whch, my friends are the best which mo most
Christian Of the might 90 on here and tell you
a long story Of what have met and seen among the
heathen OF a TAR on land and the Professionals Of Amer
lea but Will gve way TO more eloquent speakers
Mrs LucHErA Morn Of Philadelphia rose 10 move
an amendment 70 the 9Th resolution under discussion.
| published in Yesterday report by the addition Of
| the words and c5umrci1iy which she supported IA
a very forcble manner
| ltisurgel that cannot MAKE principle on - De-
cause cannot carry u outtors ill eHtent-the sa
might be- said OF our political relation and m some e
| cards o. our religion lie; Us hold NJ 20 view oy the
| q
VIII that great participants in slavery
hor, tie Young man j. present who last nght asked
Is mar would you have Us 90 # -endlng Bibles won
do regret tina; tme not tnen az hand % answer
t hut this morning hoped thar D. would BE- spoken
on hv some Of the speaker J. the young man mere 49,
Well d he j. not ae VIII read resolutions. ana they
| VII .aov him what we wantto b. done Let us ADOPT
thl- Let us ty and carry % oIt-and above a iri --
not trust 20 lectures not trust 70 public me ing hyt
trust T. committees but scatter and make known me
truths Of our faith publish our papers "nere th'y
| viii have effect ! regard the anu slavery document
wiki A. much reverence - many parts u tne h.oie
NJ WEST would second the motion II ne WORDS
and mdustnaLy be farther added. but some other
Gentleman seconded IL e. 10 stood. and
Mr FosrRR did rot think that trading commercially
with msn made you "A bearer ot the .niguiues OF ns
character-he has never yet been convinced Of this
friend Lucreta Mo,t mas prove it TO him. ana when
she Dos he all .couuect himself commercially nom