The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
buy the freedom Of the slaves This is the only honest

| CArrAIN RrNpERs-we are willing to hear Won or
the country abused. Tremendous checringJ
| PRorrssoR GRASr-shall speak
CArrAis RYSpExs-I want all to remember that II you
| are heard they must listen to every else that
speaks after you. speak only for myself but for
one am opposed to hearing him am not opposed to
conseientously demand order for you, without doing
II for Others.
The calls for Douglass were here again renewed but
| he would not come forth
Mr. THOMAS MOonr here proposed the following reso.
| luton
"Resolved That this meeting does not see sufucisnt
| reasons for interfering with the domestic insttu-
tons Of the South II 1t were constutiona-which
1t Is not-and therefore will not countenance fanatca
| agitation whose aims and ends the overthrow of
| the churches reign OF anarchy, division of in
terests the supremacy of a hypocritical atheism q
general amagsmation, and dissolution of the Union
For these this meeting recommends to these
hur ranit -mongcrs the confnng of its investigations
to the progress Of degradation among the negroes
the North and the increasing inequality and poverty
of the free whites and blacks Of Now York and similar
places instead Of dealing in scurry, blasphomy and
| vituperation"
| This resolution seconded by dozen together
| and received with shouts OF applause.
| Mr.. GARRISON (eudeavoriDg to bs heard above the
trmult-Remember, aboitionists, this resolution is
not yours
Captain RrSDrRs-You have heard the resolution
and you can act you choose. (Cries of question
queston.'D AS many Of you are IN favor Of it will
| say aye" "a thunder shout Of ayes folowed) A
many AS are of the contrary opinion will say no."
a few faint followed; but 1t evident that the
spirit OF the aholtonists broken and they did not
generally oppose the resolution, call for division
Captain Ryndcrs, therefore declared the resolution
carried amidst loud cheers.
Mr.. GRRIsos-iiayo you AIRY more resolutions to
carry, gentlemen!
here came TO the front OF the rostrun and
shook hands with Captain Kynders, who stood oppo-
site, and then went on TO say We have listened to
you. VIII you now listen to us ~
MAS IN THE oRowD-Sit down. Cries for Douglass)
A VoicE-Three cheers for the Nee FORK Herald.
Three cheers for the Globe" Great checring)
Then followed call for Three cheers for the San,"
which was followed by Kissing.
Tho HUrCHfNsos family here rose-nanely jesse.
John and Abby-and commenced singing rhe
FRIENDS Of Humanity" amidst jeers and shouts, and
an Irshman called for THE Bould Soldier Boy.n At
length the of melody prevailed and the song
wac heard out One of the sinrcrs interesting
mild yourg woman whose position painful in such
The cries for Douglass were renewed.
NAS RrNSs,sEr, IAN aged coored man with grey
har) forward amidst u yolley of jcersiIc said:
You see by my skin that am one of the prescribed
race. Suppose the blacks came into ysur meetings
aud distuih,d them, what would you think of them
Why you are worse than blacks. Arc you the en-
ightened race that we negroes are to follow 1 am
ashamed Of you Unnensr laughter) I am ashamed
to he IN company with men who act like brutcs (Ie-
newod laurhtcr)
During this speech there was an undcrplot going on
under the rostrnm between Yom Csrnley. the Sheriff,
Tom Burns and one two others. The result
that the Sheriff arrested Burns. when he would have
been rescued but he Insisted on going out quietly with
the Sheriff
Mr. H.,nasD then mounted Inc rostrum and said
The Sheriff has taken out one mamie will take moro
Of you IL you don't conduct yourselves better Shouts
Of derision)
Captain Rysprns-wili you take any one.
MIR. HsulhSp-You ought TO bs more Of gentlo-
man. Confusion and uprcar)
Captain RyspsKs-it is You that ought to b. arrested
next TOR you are intimidatng the meeting But don't
imagine you the Sheriff either intimdsto
enne here ct the sherins request, to keep order.
Hero there were renewed cries for Douglass; when
Mr. G.HRIsos called for order for n moment lie
ssidThe propretors Of this building afraid Of the
Il Of sfs
"humbug.'1 In our Judgment the time Is come TO
before saes x. rith"%ty @
without law and az the propretcys OF the building
a 20 sts % s os
Captain Rrsprns-Before the meeting separates
wish the reporter Of tho Herald to notice the fact that
1 brand the statement In the Tribun, against
fslss shood-the wilful lie Of black hearted mealy
mouthed, white faecdiiar Laaghter and chccrs)
The meeting then parted. to meet more, and the
Massachu retired to their quarters. duly i'm
pressed with feeling Of horror at the insorrigble
wiekedness Of the few York boys.
Sic trGasif gloria obeiifiomis.
INTERVIEW IN nrR MAYORS orFIcE-ArrLicArIoS
FOR PROTECTION, ETC.
The excitement existing xt present In the city, In
reference to the antiavery meetings held In various
parts Of the city appears to be not only In the streets
aud public places but also at the Mayors ofnce
scene occurred about IL O'Clock yesterday, before
the Mayor the subject Of protecting the rights Of
individuals at public meetings The dialogue took
place between Tits Honor Mayor woodruff, aud Mr.
Isssc Hopper ono Of tho prominent leaders Of the
abolitonists. Anumber Of persons present when
Mr. Hopper pushed his way between them, almost out
Of breath. and thus addressed the Mayor
Mr. Mayoy-We apply for further protection, at our
meeting the Society Library Room we cannot 90 on
Mt ALL speakers cannot be heard for the noise and
the meeting. We want to know II We cannot be pro-
tectcdi
M.,on-You shall be protected in your rights. The
Chief Of Police II there and has orders promptly
should any personal violence be given threats that
In the judgmen, Of tho Chief may result In ,iolence
hut understand that Captain ynders invited TO
the mceting and regards the difference Of opinion
which exists at this meeting have nothing TO do with
IT, personal violence s not exercised cannot
stop the speaking the tongues, Of these persons
You shall have all the protection the city afford
have oftsn been called upon to interfere at political
meetings. because II said that party int, ndcd
TO oppose the other would not interfere In any Of
those cases, because we have authority 10 TO do.
believe II 10 be very correct FOR ,hc rporee,,on Of The
peoples righs. l think you have the uudoubted
right 70 keep order at these meetings and turn out oil
those who interfere with the regular proceediugs We
invite discussion but not out OF order We are nov
all In confusion, and cannot proceed, and ak your
M,res--You shall all be protected The Chief Of
Police has sufficient force, and will act when necessity
Mr Hcrpt.-yes, Mr. Mayor that may be- all very
grsi, but ve cannot be heard; n continued uprosr s
kept up that speaker can b, heard AM the meeting
To meet At future day and invite only those who
are friendly to our cause will you then see that 80
are Ifpttcho anu hhottu 10 prOcecdf
AZ this request, the Mayor shook his head aud said
shall be protected against any personal violence
"a smile from all presently A gentleman present re-
msrksd TO Mr. Hopper that no wonder disturbsnee
vrs crested, when some of the ankslsvsry speakers
made use Of all sorts of bssrhemy To this, Mr..
Hopper made no reply that could hear
Mr. CLxrLsSD then addressed the Mayor. on
bshsh Of the meeting, and said ~ was Impossible TO
proceed as the turnult carried By parties At the
MEETING, who ought to be elected. prevented any
speaker from being heard the business of the meet
ing TO proceed The Mayor answered this gcutlsmsn
the same ~ he did Mr.. Hopper. well then said
Mr. Cltyclsnd viii you allow us TO put out the per-
sons Who disturb the meeting, We can do It."
No. ssid the Mayor would not. could not
sanction any such steps; that would at create
riot" "a general smil. and laugh took place at this
modest request Of Mr.. Cieveland) FINALLY. Mr. Hopper
and Mr. Cleveland observing that further aid could
be obtained from the Mayor left the fhce apparently
with perfect disgust, for tn. wan, of prOtccti on
according to their own code.
MENrs, KTc.
The two houses Of worahp-the Qhlloh Church cor.