The New York herald., 1850-05-08

Captain Rvrpras-rhere's the old lady IN spsss
An old gentleman In the crowd cried onh. /" heps
Mr. Rynderr IL more Of u man than to interfere he
makes me ashamed TO be- = man.
Capt RyNpERs-You meant all your shame for your
Her. = sudden rush made to the middle OF the
aisle. by Capt. Rynders who singled out man that
cesticuiated against him. eight tumalt arose
There an alteration Capt. Rynders returned
back TO his former position
After some tumuit, DIR. Furness came forward aud
spoke as follows
Having been bonorcd with an invitation to take
place In this meetingtiere fresh interruption toos
place Capt. Rynders insisted upon MT Gran. oeins
heard The Chairman said. This is the last meeting
which ought to be disturbed because IN al our se. ~
ings we always allow those who are opposed TO US 10
reply We not afraid Of light ana OF a'seusS,oh
therefore We hope that no one w,,i No i, 4, not
speakers Is It manly Is ~ rient Ho 10 10 NV
cloud cheers; cries Of Grant "rhh'I'
Capt RsNpsRs- Having now had long conferen. =
with the devil want to hear the risht side IN its
Mr. GR.yr-Ladies and gentlemen. do not wish
TO disturb his meeting do not wish to Interfere Ia
Nh. re,tl,msp has ssd IL has been appointed in the
nrocr, ,umc that Mr.. Furpess should next speak.
80 ~ mi. sound reason which seems ts have left
this meeting (Cheers) Rather than interrupt
should prcnr that Mr. furness speak frst but want
him 10 limit himself TO fifteen or twenty minutes, so
that may know when he Will stop
MIR FuRsrss-I never made u long speech In my life
A. have been honor. to take part In this meeting
A
cerning motives l do not shrink from the name OF
abolitionist to avoid obloquy bat becalre doubt
whether have right to the name Nothing Is more
than for p. ople TO FAY they abolition-t.
but they with great abaIemcnt; they add but"
i do not like that" but" IL takes out MI the IN ,r-
row md m.aping 1t is like the man who met Hot
spur after the battle who said he too would be a
soldier IL not for those vile guns and The smell OF
the gur powder So people fay thy are aboltonists
their fa herr were ZOO but, say they don't talk Of
1t you will make the condition of the slaves worse
YOU will break up the Union The thing would be
.,aft. .sst,r M W. in
free States ought every man, woman and child OF ~
to be sboitonists to the centre. cloud cheers) n
every drop of blood that runs in our veins and IN
every particle OF our muscles we ought 10 iee anu
Join the We not born abolitonists; but 1t
Is only at great cost this distinction is obtalned-oy
uud derg ding annoyance dangers nttscks, contempt
aLa preach That ~ our patent for this nobility It
is only purchased by him on whose head price IL
se-tis ap honor more noble than crown In ray
ing this don't forget Mr.. Douglas. tLaughter.l lie
IL not only an abclionist but man lie has the
boldness To come forward aga slavery. and in his
ow ca.e a. well hers There others too who
have done the tame thing One put in a box, aud
after being .hak.d aud turned over and tossed
on steamboats, and railroads, when The box was opau-
ed. out came u mana freeman Wr kynders here
csll, ID Out for Mr. Grant 10 speak Chairman-Order
OF dpr) Mr. Y continued saw that box, aud really
believe th,re magic in 1t; he went into 1t slave
and came out freeman. II a man here was put into
that box. and shaken well for thirty hours, IL would
have the came resut-he would come out a freeman
a voice from the crowd-"Put Rynders in it. y 1t Ia
easy for to ray be s an abolitionist but no IN IN
believe hs professed principles. until he is
tried till he as stood the ris and proved the reality
the vitality the force Of his prnciple The abolition
is have the power OF their principles Have they
not turned the world upside down! The national
machinery has not been able to move. because Of
asprnklng Of q little dust Of freesosm the wheels
And these people going for concilition they
are going to make a ccmpromise to make things all
ootb and not to sacrifice dollar no. but to sacr
fce hop'ny and humanity. to save the dollars Then
they mpnin of the GsrrisoDs aud Philpsr and say
thy endsDger the promise and rob them of their
dignity They guilty OF he secrecy Of publication
Of using the publicity Of the printing press and pub
lishipg The nth, and spreading abroad AsMr Clay
incorrigble Yes, the abolitoniss incorrig bic.
and will let be quiet till justice is done aud
the dsclaration OF American Independence 10 carried
out In the fulness Of its spirit. loud cheering and
clappiDg) En- pessanf. l would observe that the
Of our Legislators at Washington IL plain
enough; probably they will come to the couclusio2
that e.dom of opinion is dangerous and ought to be
suppressed but they have not yet come tn TINT
clusop they need only tell the COMMITTEES OF thirteen
to confer the Gsrrisons. Jays and Douglasss to
compromi.e IL they Every here has the H.
ber,y pledge himself 1t is ridiculous to suppose
that a cause without rhyme CT reason. that madmrA
who have object but confusion. would produce such
Effects II we not fit for liberty, ought
have crspt out OF cur cradles
Captsin RyrprRs-According to your ideas loud
cries of Put him out. put him out!'D
CHaRsaS-We don't with TO put any man out but
Cunning back ard addrc-sing Capt. Rynders) want
good fa b; We want you TO keep your word When Mr.
Grant ocmts TO tpesk, We don't want him 70 be inter
Captain RysprKs-Ye-, cir you may interrupt him.
IL he Gays what's wrong
DR.. Trssrss eontinned-rbe principles Of abolition
ism ere nothing bot fn p-i.siyl-. VI
sccial order and justce-th.y are the principles OF
right which all our civil fabric reposcs Our exist
cue. ms a free people r insecure. unless these prin
cipl,s are bid oesp In the affections Of our people
Thy distinctions; they are the spirit OF
our G, mon religion There Ii nothing iese In aboli
toni m but the Of divinity upon hearte tell
ing u, all justly and love mercy. That is the
reason why IL stirr th~ people; Is truth awakening
them up and t,rring them or which Is the thing
Il Ia the power of God calling for the liberation OF the
slave Therefore the abotonists stir the people
IL Is God stirring in their midst IL Is the broodns Of
the rprt Of the Creator IL - the process Of creations
IL the spirit which animated the fishermen OF Juds
which ma de them apostles. and II H. spirit which will
abolish slavery God liv.th We are citiscns OF .
free eountry-fre,dom of speech aud thought Is he
righ of Ams rcan IL H. our only safety dive to
truth and nl-ehood each fair play and fair nsld;
let the people learn to judge bct~- them. aud the
Sn r ~ ne and no ,I ,h, 'pe no oS s,r,S
hss right usurp the gsea roative OF tn human
m nd ir.dom Of thought! loud cheers 70 lowed the
speaker As he sat down.
Thr Chairman h.rcupon said Mr.. Grant
sddr-ts the meeting, without interruption"
MIR. GRssr then came forward aud -aid The asscr-
tons made sbout the coored race being equal To Tn.
white man. were an outrage upon our h"aven-boru
insh utions-an impuiiion upon those errho.dprompt-
ings ~ our inner nature. which .x.mpliiy the voice
of God In the laws Of IL had been assumed that
the black a man in the full sense of the word
The be- respectfully b,eg'd leave To dsny. IL was
ridiculous pr tension which had been tolerated too
lorg Tn. speaker then entered into pro IL. drawn
f m mai ure and r. sho~ the uriority OF the
gro raee. and that tn. Creator had dcsigned the
nsgr'es tu be- iBf.riur Ia their original formation In
on,lusion he said r-puda ate this NEST obnox Gus
sge in v h ch live and that goody land where ~
bsrn. And rutreat you all To- leave your Wild
secllst in view OF snsc.ndental negro el~va
g., and conGn. your .gorts the elevation of those
,Jabic ,f lie nE elevated; and NJ sure as the sun
shall iir. vii success then crown your chorts while
certainly ~ he stts at niaht will defeat. degrade,
tion and ruin m those who. In their insane
course violate their o~n glorious instincts aud the
lsws Of raure and of e atur, (. God
Ihr above sp,,th of Mr. Grant produced a curious
s.nsston IL wrs li.t-Dsd to with deep attention and
sr,at good humor The learned array Of phiir-ophi.
rjs expr soLs canned hearty bursts q loud
lar rhttr srd tier. were htafty ,houts Of oh don
siyc ~ a etur-." Eivry strange word ope-
rated hls cOm.dy To- rroiuss uneoutrullable laugh
ter. az passfc whore the sPvaksr mentioned the
cotr aud shades ~ hair usd soie. from tn" extrc
gH.lsry efisd cut W,u sot of a., which rard again
an iu m,ns- laughter The sp.aker came "a bitter,
and acquitted himself bstter thar Co have been
sxpsctsd in ,uth nhy. riih such = topic for
he diAcuursr.
Lfud erie. for Douglass were raised II rcdrrict
Douglas came forward 10 sp-ak tn Capsain kyndcrs
aud crowd Z, bind him stood close by at his olbsw
sUmc tzlking took place. ssto A. Dvugia--
stout 20 isyip tHpisin kynd. r. was heard to say.
Dcnr fp~sk disr, c'full II you do, III knock you
d,wn.r Douglass rcpltd q. No wunf." wolcn At
FRET thought was. 4" No you won't" I'VE uuder-
stHtd ap~n a. sad that u he spokc dlrfes presfuy
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