New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

s.,u,on of H. great questions Of Reform wen siend-
ed and have become deeply interesting On suna.y
sion for religious exercises VIII Be held MI NAn A'1se
officiating
The CAeoso DnOera; OF he 9Th contains The series Of
resolutions on Slavery which were unarnousy aaop'ao
on The CHI inst ter animated discussion ~ follows
Realized That gavery is moral, social and polrieA
evil repugnant to TIE lev OF COD wnDen IN we ~ 800,
Of man to the law Of love revealed 10 The gospel OF Co
ard the decs sion Of rights proclaimed u me Am
Dec srtt on Of IndependeDce. ,,..., -,
Slavery csnnot exist without inevitably producing tls
destruction Of nation when permits y = . hsfso.s "a a.
be DEGREES 10 stsT ourselves that can perped-1' A'
joft existence u Slavery and freedom. 49,, ,,
Rfsored That as the ighis Of fe liberty ana 'le
o,h.n,i,s,s 80 70 eoncson and fraiena protection rom
society ere Inherent 10 man al bhh snu arc ..i ns 49,
therefore person ror cas- Of Pe,so' e fssr %.
pryef Of d. Sc rights By binh Or oes.en Seh vhlle n
repls; sue hence The a. gumept 10 nnfonbdi Hnol ~
admits he evil of the original Slave trace ene an ne
Slavery seeks 10 justify the eorunaeeh ee ~ ,,s
Tretsr Se Of he oss OF right derived from 1lIln ,, ~
Reiolret tai an e, han mai OF Negroes Ates,
- ss or riytzati0n has helped mo Aliesl' - "a 80
our civilization msy er.sye M ~ 10, a. he go,d sam.
a - ',tp who wsat down from JeflsalsI 10
Jericho ana fell among hieyesherelPre nc NJ Ia
Jristi rave been neish,oT 10 him II ne nag a.
stsve An a.. Of humanity can never Jnshy lhs lnnlc'
son Of wrong tut the claim to humanity % lhe Ahloal
~ re .core OF benefits resulting, under ffosoenc, tfOn
OF ~ 81 sIsveTv would stand the erdeAl Of Divine
adcment no better thar claim Of humanity by JOssphs
OfshIen w tSi slavery Improves the condition Of The
acon The guars ny Of his rights and Of paieIns proec
ron and education from society would 90 y lminsnsey
heller and more ortbe safety freedom, wealth piey ana
happiness Of mar and the glory Of GSd ana lhai Wny1l
esors with ourselves not they children OF me same
FsiIer in heaven, and are therefore our brethren
Peolred That free institutions do not prevent reenen
from removing and settling 10 slave states and MAJ ae
exsrsion CT slavery 10 new etniofys equivalent - me
banishent Of freemen from such territory ana Is al
Reolrsd That opposed 10 The turner extension
Of Slavery and view ih adherence the idea nh % s1s
Union the people Of United States must agree thal tne
save power and the Free power shall be held N eq1ib
ssv md Free ssles or that the ssve well the Free
area shall be extended neither, II II were attempted cO4a
basis Of This kind ever support union o. Repu0lcs 0
60 long as Divine Justice exists, Slavery can never De
bopd Of union ard Cfireedom.
Resoited That greatly az we favor ell Contt1rona le
osye against the further extension OF Slavery
INTO Territories free yet the most sure provso against
Slavery Extension and all unjust seryMde s free Lalo
Provifo securing homes 10 all promDng we ul ne seq
of pub ands recognizing and guaranteeing The unoough
natural ard insenabe night OF Man 10 home on esrin
ard limiting the amour. OF land that any one person on
compsry msy hereafter oblsin title 10 80 as eventually 10
abosh ind for tie future prevent the unoue monopoly Of
P,cirsd That Factory lords Lard lords Bankers Spec
uIaors and UsuTers Ia the Non1, may End 40 ssFocAe
Slavery extension, while they hold tneI
under and unous condition OF services but the
free land provisO would everywhere on me cotton anita
tons Of the South and IN the COTTON factories OF me ofn
unite all lovers of freedom and humanity against all hsIer
of freedom and humanity and would stdp NE question OF
liberty Of all preudices resulting from sectional and partial
Reacted That from the observations and actions Of many
monument Southern CongTeElmen Ia favor and Reform
h seems probable that the South would offer 10 special OPP
position 10 the system Of free lands which, while de-
pryes Of NJ lust power the Cotton lords In the South as well
rs The North lays the time the foul dalton Of uni
yersa education and moral Improvement and obviaes the
unhAp pv CONSEQUENCES which 81 the rs might follow Rbo
Ntion without homes security Of employment and that
therefore, the free land proyiso presents at once an ehecus
and peacesble remedy for all injurious serylude;
Rsored That the system OF free lands established IN
the nited States by exhibiting pr3cuca ILLUSTRATION OF
he theory Of liberty contained In the Declaration OF hide
pendence would iorebly commend itself 70 the appro6a-
lion Of the in Europe and would be Instrumental IN
exciting popular ggtauons and movements, would slnke
Inc fetes from Ireland and Great Britain from Germany
France, Italy and from theword.
On motion Of Mr.. Boynon, the following was unsni-
mously adopted
Wbereas The questions which will be presented to and
CONS dered by this Congress Of like interest TO the
daughter ss the ofhe soil and &c It universal con
cesson wonans presence cheers and stimulates those
who would work good and make mankind seem better IN
tomap therefore,
Re,oted That this body tender TO the ladies Of Chcsgo
and all others cordial invitation 10 attend their delbera
TORS and participate In the discussions al any or al nmes
during Its session
Adjourned 10 81 IN. tomorrow.
FRIDAY MORNING, June 7.
Congress resumed Its business according adjournment
On motion, the hour OF meeting In the morning was
chang ed from 10 O'Clock
The Committee to whom was referred the resolutions on
the subject Of National Peace, made their report which was
accepted and taken In order OF the series for adoption
Afer an earnest and deeply interesting discussion, the
fret resolution adopted, as follows .,
Resored That the Indusr al Congress recognizes In al
ihe fsementary reforms genuine movements all together
constituting the whole OF progress, and that be who en-
braces In bic philanthropy the widest range OF inquiry IL
the noblest reioImer.
cushion.
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