The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

trsmple on this bin and further advise YOU to let us
| 90 on immed stely and act like men He then adj
vised the colored race lay aside their religious nd
political feelings, or anything that may tend TO seps-
rate them, and suggested that registry should be
OS M oSr thai , n
him every asistanoo ana concluded by advising the
| fngitives not TO suffer themselvesto be taken.
Rev,d Cu.a G4npiry, said he did not riss To make
| n sneecb hut be could not helm telIi,, the meet
| ing that God was with them lie saw the
Numbering spgeIs towering around them he
said that h. had been travelling through th, East
for the last TEN week and that there rs Int on.
tinent in regard TO This bilishs IL Il st Ssnsi of
the republican principle He told them in Pittsseld
and other rsees that they the colorsd race should
90 to war with the United States or acknowledge them
selves slaves They we're sold b. said by Daniel Web
Inv both bouses Of Congress- to the south and cali
snd pobhsr% Yes cav robbsry hec.ns. al. var ~.
beea. nv III. robbery of the son, and daughters 81
Africa He ssdl that every editor in the United States
saw that thew Are ali act OF Williams IL secret
com bpstjon at which psniI bstsr and the editors
were at the bottom Of to drive the coored people to
Africa The annronria,iop of thrse millions at SplIsrS
va. nronoas ~ ,b.t nnrnoss Ne ss,a bs Va. imn,
disposed to cutYooss altogether from the
ehprcb He asSn.tsa vh tbs mini.tsrs Of .na
the other churches-thsv we're Ali comb ,.d ...in.t
them He advised bis and sisters to be on their
deprive them Of their iit,y lie Ghs,tv
was the greatest and the only blessine th.y ovaS
arst Mond..o ~ 80. man,h "a ,onslr, ~ $500 ~
held for tbs nsntng ,Isye M. copld hssr them ma
for MT * Ia
that slavery progressed upen Them in proporton A
thew srnarst.d tbsmsai "a. rom ths Lord
L.. a., ..,-..a .h., .,.,-..... An. ..,..
'Xoos RUSSELL, eorrea, theh aouiesseo sne messing
ne ssa the resoiutions had met ms approbssion en-
tnely lhisslns order: order) II he only got twenty
neh 10 give him ther names ana stana win himthey
would ride down the inf"mouslaw In Maryland the Law
was equsnyseVere put ne rhked ms NE ana putt down
submit to this lawye are not the men take you
De Let us tell them at once ths* We viii NOT sub
mt toN Let US tell them we VIII not submit 10 the
yoAe anu thfH We shsu nave peace, nsa ne oeen IN
u.
tale DOT tht next time he would take care to be up
70 time, and II be gets ak men to go with him, the
assistance and shelter to every fugitive that wants it,
the oloodbounds OF the law are welcome TO take
his lie. lie was ready to lay IL down.
A man in the gallery cried out that they had wan
dered from the object OF the meeting They had heard
me speeohesi oat VINE We are mere tns
fegitiye ssyes are fleeing rom the city, from Their
families and their hresides, and liberty Is worth
fighting for anywhere It IL worth fighting for here.
He concluded by calling on them to appoint a COM
mttee to advise the slsves to remain and the nrst
that il taken, to rescue him; and that would have
pore effect than NIL the resolutions you would pass to-
night.
JUrius O. MonRxLL next spoke to the resolutions
He said that ia com motions in A great oommu nifty the
fret INQUIRY slwsys was what occssicped such COM
notion Just so it was with us. 1 would ask you,
then What brought M here To- night IL vas the in,
famous Fugitive slave bin IL viii not tell you what
TO do bat / will tell you what Will do / am free
mar and care not for the constitution or the laws
made BY man. There 10 a Law above them; and
tell you b before they drag into slavery they will
have to take my life. The man that would cross the
threshold OIL my door to drag me into slavery although
i em not fighting man but when am put 10 the
wail will use this right arm, and deal death and
obstruction around me But my friends, be not the
aggretsors-ke.p the peace; but always be prepared
don't agree with fellow un'man who spoke here
Co ngnt thst we hsveno ~ mpAthy; put say We nave
and we deserve IL will have more Of IL. lie then
gave an account OF nee coiored man named onaries
frrbee sho was kidnapped In fbhsoeipnA ana sent
in'o virginia ana man named stsnrbury, member
OF the METHODIST church who was also arrested ana,
" IL had not been Tor The testimony OF mr. TITUS
n'most 2, inc SOCIETY .. r ne, VINO sossa
for several before the time It ssid h. escaped
ma sno aso rwoie Una, seassoury ~ 'he ps.u
.. unosr OSmmoa ORE pnrnsy id
nA'e peen e"buemnso .nu 'eu, 'n'o sA'uny nv ssu
my ~ouo nss. p''n,y W ruou cs-es We vv,oo
.ns fsiey s'a ne "eu . av oeen W o1o
Mr. norfel saia That IN viewing tue ehsiea .ne otner
SSy, .. cn oupS ue no" r ma ch.h liz
Il. h..J .ns 90 he tss A-srie.a oSs,sa, bad sss
~ Ube-r,psJ rhe orator th en- vent ON TO ten
story thar he pensd In one Of the down east
ter the ,rformapo. of ,ome ,prnsd cerem onies in
which ali the whis. bret hren and sisters ioiued an
foot in The rr.r. ana the other co th. brink came
forward and ss Id nov m colored and sisters
Il IL your turn, all the In Jesus; como and
psrtskr Of tn. communion This, my brethren. 10 the
sort Of religion that bad nearly led m. into INABILITY;
but h~. act hks men now viii soon have MOI negro
peus and ma ssnainr us round about. lie concluded
by advising sb.n 10 be prepared bat not to be tn. a
eressors
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