The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-06

There is TO be plenty Of news this week. One
months later news from California, and all othei
parts Of the Pacific; weeks later intelligence
nom Europe; the reports Of the numerous religion:
anniversary meetings; and of one or two singual
criminal trials, will appear in our columns, between
this and Sunday morning.
The Great Annual Convention of the
Blacks and Whites-Xho arc the Real
DtsxpIonists
The newspaper organ of the abolitionists-the
Litodtor, Of Boston-s out in favor of the imme-
date dissolution Of the Union. and the abolition oil
slavery. 1t comes boldly and manfully up TO the
isfue. Ii states that - contest of near twenty
years has proved, that the only hopeful issue with
slavery is the demand for the immediate and I'M
conditional emancipation Of erCy Stare" and that
such a contamination can never be attained as long
ne the people of the free States maintain politi-
cal union with the South and the shareholders.
These doctrines arc put forth as the text for the
Anti-slavery Convention of three days, to begin
tomorrow. Here is the official pronunciamento -
sUIEESTH ANNIVERSARY OF TIE AMERICAN ANTI
SLAVERY SOCIETY.
The sixteenth Annual Meeting Of the American An
hslsvery Society viii be held at the Broadway Taber
nacle, On Tuesday the seventh Of May, 1850.
At no moment since the commencement of the Anti
slavery enterprise have the devoted zeal and earnest
The American Society stands as II did at the be-
ginning the sole enemy through all the United States
90 the tystem 81 American Chsttel Slavery The mag
nitnds Il IT. work and the Importance Of the obta
sles In the way OF its accomplishment yearly made
morr anu moI' man'.st as etcry party anu orsanhs
or by consentng 60 compromise with it, successfully
retire nom the contest either glorying in successful
treschery. or submitting 10 shameful defeat con-
t-st 20 twenty years has proved that the only
hopsful i,sue with Slavery IL the demand for the
mime date and unconditional enaneipat of every
communication Z
faned - long as we maintain political union with
The Northern boundary Of the slave states "a the
same to-day that IL was when the American society
s.me into x.tcne - Its Southern IL extended west
ward and scuhwRrd embracing vast and fertile terri
torss sufficient 90 insure its existence for centuries
a. ccme IL somsthing to be thankful ana hopeful
fr that this extension has not been wi bout struggle,
aud that ths struggle becomes daily more and more
and determined II will be estirey successful
wLrn the North IL awakened 10 the conviction that the
abolition "a slavery viii alone determine its extension;
thAt Southern aud Western boundary VIII no longer
BE- coutsudsd for when It, Northern IL destroyed
The atolitorist of the American society alone are
devoted % this work The annual return OF the ami
ver.Ary q their organization should rem1d them .
responsibility which they have recognised as their own
he ~ho the mot 20 make Its action and It's voice
the most ,nioisnt will have only done the least he
Ths Meeting. Of the society will be continued. as
rsusi for THREE days in the ha OF the Society Libra
wN LLOYD GARRISON, President.
80, II6-srb Glr, Secretaries
The following persons are announced as the
speakers IN the Tabernacle, tomorrow forcnoon'-
william ~ Fumes. Ct Philadelphia, white man-from
Arriosason llood.
Frrd'iiek Douglas. q Rochester, black man-frOm
Wa Llcyi Garrison Of Boston, muistto man-miSed
wendell Philip. q Boston. white man-mcrely from
liood
This anniversary. or, more properly speaking
the great cofyenuOn, opfosed TO slavery, and in
faycr q disuuion. IL composed of certain leading
men. tlack. white. and niuiaiio. from every sec
ron n he free Sinies-lgcm the North, from the
Easi. fom ne Wet. the Southwest-ay, and
many. too. frrm tlis South TAX Of the danger of
flc Nashville Convention, where. probably, the
deleratss will DO htilc more than 10 discuss the
rsourrss e iic south. collect statistics in reference
D. s great prciuci- u manufactures, its railroads,
snd its insiiiuiions. Ia psaccshlc. quiet manner,
ard scIrparc u With the doctrines, the treason,
uud ths disunion that must follow in the wake OF
thif great Ncrihrrn Convention. One IL a. the
hfht II tlr nccrday sun couirastcd with the dark
nsss ofa stormy uilnighL VIII the people Of
Nv YCik seller srch convention. for such pur-
fosss, o. o. hsil in iher midst, without raising
nsif tccss srainsi iis doctrines. he objects. iis
s,swod rurrs.-,si Report ave that the people Of
Nashtills-souihcIn rcoile and -laveholdcrs-are
g. fra4ui 81 having eonseaton IN their city, that
say have ne slightest tcnicacy 20 disunicn. that
sisy sIrsss &C. co1.gafantc harmless Southern
s.ussni.cn b. o. MA IN thtr cip. without, holding
snotIsf asisuihiy a. oro-c be- doctrines. shall
We al III NoFth--ws a New Nork-hc le-- sen-i-
sss. suI A. fnl' 20 fsal hioi uon our oity-uPon
eur l.ss II tls wiihoui soine expression 81
.-rulf so. nr-f cannot D.. Public opinion
ur,t 10 ssltctfed. ani In ioucs All terms equal to
Al. .rsts IIsas meetings ~, 10 H. held Ia our
-. "A y Ia act thrcs lays. They commcnce
t-r.srr.~ nafnInr. ai the Taiemacle; onWcdncs-
az 81 1lnusay ny arr o. b. continued a. the
A. Yofk srrirfy Iatray noouia, No. So Broad
~
Nj ~suil doe ma doi "The immediate
al urtonf.uonti en.nci1aiion q every slavei
ssi. In eI8ff b. srcougl.sh ihai ohj'ci. an imni
dia.s "a urronaIucrai i..af luton q The Union.
H. 80 i.sf.aci Irtrs &C nien. the white and the
hiast usssf ysi siaoi file by sie IN social sys-
40 h.f tan cor.r rs s.fh fhs lFearni harry ~
l.i.ou. 49, sssi in 49, ~oeh. O. g. spectacle
whieh y sxh.li'sf ia ae other country. The one
). dsrsn.isri slrn thr sthff. Lsch belongs 70, and
al az gafis of. f~acfit sysfrm Bo,h arr sur.
rouuasd ufh sn Co., c.ulfoi.. coussnisnccs--sy.
lusrrir.. and sntsann uia q &C. Love and kial.
No. fussten ~ iafks cf srrtuie. and guie, ohc.
d.oncs nna dssoucn hehien d. iasss ~ command
Fash gisniaiion b feruiaifd aHi governed afet
az u.osisi a. hsggy fuiy. lhfre o. also The
Issisisu,s. ~ iuiicisl ssd ihe eteeuiive system
wcst - % riuifte sin,lsicfy, nnd PC ne ecci %
sn whai }. ihs siaig ~ the negfo "a other paf's
az N ~oslIi ioot 81 Afnca. ~here b. . i'ind
N his native STATE. sid. cfuds. e-nnibal, ru5'i.
ana tus ons rsueys 'um M ourang oa'ane' AMI
hui t~o hru ds heb mcuArys q the icfes''.
rIs - hruisi tsartly. hariaroas. feroc'ous, AMI
so--<ssns even tcs withoai ons virtue.
I.ock af him 81 "a. nUrningo-in a siaie - -ocial
sad psliical fr.edous -uarumes - an ernIsrr,
sonrures ~ q sFvtlc-Fe--s-,sng III the esaIae-