The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

The ban shsongsd an sady hour. and the s.ss.
At seven ococi The messing ~ss called 10 o,d., ~ WIN
Jackson. and o,ssnizss by The sslsoon q the following
Ps.siden,sFmneis Jackson OF Boslon; Boamo Spoonsr
q S,s ry E E y nigh y c.Pgos q Worcester
sssp, q Boston John Bailey. Of Lynn Simon g. shipisy
Bas%. LyaS iMx May IT, o. Boston Boston
Inc pss.dsn; and the other ofee having taken their
modceed Mr Garrison The latter said that he understood
them % ns bot sy d.sns Garrison pr
q read an address OF welcome TO George Thompson
The opening was historical sketch Of Mr.. Thomp
sons life and this sketch was deemed specially demanded
y assaults upon him by various public Journals and the
"npmeou: misconceptions which prevail 10 his objects
his various adventures detailed In enthusiastic Style His
trials in England and in this country during bis visit in
de.,lns flight from this city New Brunswick" was de-
The closing portion Of The address as follows Wei
come, them friend of the people. brother OF the hu race
hearts and hones Welcome foe OF he syranr ter
world Wecome in the name of,Ge down ,podas~ m al
lions IL India, crushed and Plupdered by British injustice
ada wseons IN he % me 81 ss
population Of this country, whether bond or free Wei
". equality ateniiy In ali countries Wsoos in The
gwen for SaaLiod Ia The usns o. Chris. Ss
hedeemcr, hose spirit was universal-whose mission
was to bind up the broken and liberty them
that are bound-welcome! welcome! welcome r.
80 Where Mammon hah y affairs,
The workmanship Of God
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w hsS NE n: s ssss :ss sa p ,. s %s
During the close of Mr. Garrsons readings there was
sSs % S f Pss. 2 r.
those In the body Of the ball resiive and general
ton loud cheers given lor Boston, dor the Union"
q. SM H.. s
present. and he answered by some body In distant
other such" The speaker continued But bis voice was
d'own.d x The cheers which were given for En-
president, solicited hearing for Mr. Phillips. on the
ground that urn about Is air play" bur the audience
positively refused and he Withdrew amid cheers and
The president. attempted speak again. ba. wi,hou,
written reply the address submitted BY Mr. Garrison,
took the platform This tho widest experiment the
G.s'sd
ternatey he stood with folded Though there
hear him. there appeared no Disposition 70 DO him bodily
injury He remained standing upon the platform for about
down. He again rose, bowed and proceeded speak
"Gentemen, have no desire to press myself upon your
10Th ~
and .'for the county" Mr.. Thompson finally withdrew
conferences was now held among the presiding officer.
what best BE- doae and resolved 70 intro
mounting Ii. lo.sa. Three cheers for Jenny n pra wers
called for and heartily given by the crowd Mr. Charming
wa. again ohssrsd also Webster Cas-. winthrop.
Bunker n the ladies 10 the gallery &c But M Chan.
whistles medley Of tunes Consisting Of Ysnke.
Doodle, aLucy Neai," SDandy jim ]" and ons fellow,
f r. sn a:s ss n
various parts of the hail. and the "Campown hornpipe"
VIVA nv ha dnxen Afxrf had un-
srosns Tor .John Bulls - 80 80 o'''''''' anu
The renowned Abigail Folsom now made her appear
cheers. She claimed hearing and the company present
was TOO good to refuse her Her s, sentences
having been restored she speak defence Of
the right Of speech u. glorious she .aid ito Dc here
Tonight" She then say that brutes would
duct themselves better than auditors present. and
lion In his native desert Is be,terbeoved animal than
civil, religious and acknowledgement upon the right Of
free speech.n Here the whisders again struck up. and
Theodore Parker appeared upon the ro,um, aud claimed
hearing; but the multitude seemed much amused
pointing to The portrait, Of Wsshns,on and HanoocE, M.
Parker Withdrew, like those who had preceded him.
by tho government" adjourn This decision was an
Sou1ced BY Mr. Quincy and the meeting was declared to
subsequently Elzur Wright appeared upon the platform,
holding in his hand Mr. Thomp.ons unspoken speech, aud
said, I'll have a free hall speak in, thank God
we have free print with This address shall be
Mr.. Wright was followed by Fred Douglass who, AFRO.
he in his language failed excite any wrath
IN the multitude, ttongh this apparently his purpose.
The gas.light was reduced, and Mr.. Thonp,on
conducted from the hall The determination Of The per.
in the body oihe ball seemed be prevent
must 6s an end 70 their folly Th. wa. =. and sSi. wa.
mplished 10 forbesrug and good ns'ured manner,
Mayor BgeIow and several aldermen together with the
city marshal aad the police were present during the eve-
ming.