New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13


was happy - ratrac. a. publicly as possible h .
,yas speaking % a sy stem. not a persons
NJ 3 then said iAat " must not Zee slt
t.e Influence u he cabin ol tie -eck-as Log a. .
sane was drank b. the 0t-ce-s run wo1l1 b. .
-a,rd By the men.
low coDe said be- Oh ,he second rol- al ,l F.
! proposed - rCrs,'e--tiIa. o. forging N.'lnZ T
so abhorrent % az feeling e. h1mal nsil-e.-
- .,.i4Z Which .ng resent So q-ck 90 -Nli- .
20 Tl make yo1 i-a: So soon. gospel 20 -o .
-.spc "a violence . voDr person. J. con- ara .
tIvely barbaro1s state Government eppea.s more
Instantly - force. ll .1-me- age, the lAlpr! /
e1l waipr.u--post we've deemed esseut.s4 plo--
Institutions a slri = stva-c-s Pie a'pea-s 70
anco become l-ss frequent. and ~ stt corpora
constituent Is land ASIDE. ~ east 10 sil.'s ~
ll l0; mean ~ .98lc the baby l1esi4l nov
Jpos- son applied Ills method. 81 lu..rian,
Id he Nav - any o.ha~ condition ni i,-. " Dog
would b. the eFec, Of snch discipline al ~
G.ukies ID College we're red mp = me pump ana
received sound iarashias, there ~oo.a o. "'rA
enough 20 be DONE t.t tte College 'a'ses --'
81 t.nu.i oct Introduce lt among .o.- ~ .'nr!-
mea mechanics and apprentices. 500 "11-l --1
ever, term o. service erowllr shot bli j ~
e.rr 4. bad any whe-s & = bad u the Navy j. y
ro better or the seaman than u IS io' ne isHds
man You cannot 5rng an argument 20 10 10 me
Navy which .oes lO. srfy every "lrIr csc
Nr Beecher proceeded % shyT D. se'riai -o'
Glib . Arguments the duty o. IN Government '' =
fsf,sh systanl W kindness. oiresPtc tIr fl AZ On"
f of,1oro1-h ed1cati1 on board tie p1olc Fe,st.s
Eyer,t1ipy sad be. that ship neels' u can
/ have and ought = have. Beet PORK and con
ar. 1T enough The sailor tas ah me. el'-'.'
/ spiritual nature Ti4rh j. - Gross AJ -s'ir' N.
/ rank 0lv toove-looh Listen not. my ireni'' y
I ff. everlasting Conservative, who pines ana
wines at every attemptto duse him from ihe So
I ~ ere be- has ~ j. east hs ancoor- ne mas ~
r0.-ortiaa ~ the sarredness g human nat1rc he
.s.res q man ~ 20 higher rate than b. would
/ lars. or z Uiy Bot we must earn that y 70 las
made r0thlu. better than LIan. him W a+e Z"
/ elevate a. communion with bis Creator livery
/ obs-a- 20 tbs must be- Sc, aside. Ever! abuse
mus, be abo's shed The whole system must De
/ settled on the right basis settle % tea times and
/ s.tt. Il, wrour. Sou Will have the WORK 10 oe-in
/ a.a.n Be satisfied with nothing but the complete
/ enfranchsemert o' humanity and the restoration %
| man D. the mage o ms God
Mr. W & Husgs. lin continuation speaking
OF the efforts for ame'oraiing the condition c' sea
men. said some slight change and bit a s'isttwas
v.-ble in the general character Of the Se1mcn,
which I'D bis opinion Fss owing 20 the genera A.
/ yancement ~ the age II is true buildings called
! ,1ors' Homes wsr. erected. the failure u which
"a. too evident ia the few Scamcn who Al present
I ratronIze them
Mr. II SAID he visited iew days since, the
/ Gee OF the Society 10 " AL 81. accompaniel by q
seaman named HGgh SteU at, recently DISCHARGED
/ from the Naval service IN helpless condition VITO
I .uolied f1r Temporary relief AMI was answered D.!
ffe book keeper that the object OF the society as
/ MT now. and never had been TO relieve destitute
S,auer for should they rel eve one, there would be
DO end o. destitute sailors u 'c0s no' 'l mar rag
| The object oi the Society was t. preach the Gos
| pel no Foreign Ports
Mr. HAYNES suggested that Il would be more
I IL fi.,s
that body would call themselves tn Seameu's
! Foreign Missionary Society. as they did not own
/ one church hr seamcn IN al the Uniied States
Nr Il said he frequently had fault ioDud with his
/ views on the Soners tragedy. A. long rs thc
/ people would give him a peaceahle hearing, which
the, had ever done since be first appeared Do pub
/ lc he should never cease 10 give his opinions
J 1ueHly and above board He believed II CAPTAIN
/ VI X enzie had been tined by jury OF lawyers or
/ civilians that sentence would have been passed
on that officer similar 10 the oHe lately passed 90
/ the unfortunate DR. Webster Of Boston The
/ speaker sad that IN his opinion. more cold blood
I go. piratioa uncaled for murders were never COM
I rttod at sea or on shore and II ever n c1put de
served an ignominiOgs death, 10 vas ln his opin-
/ unl Captain Mex euzic However, b. should not
/ dwell on a topic So extremely painful 4 he own
/ f.tlinrs since public opinion had long since acguIt
| ted the murdered men Of all idea o. a mu'iuy H.
wished 10 make one remark, md that Was that
the Captain of the an iatcd brig Used 20 read
prayers before focsing the Toys, and performed
the same ceremony over the bodies OF the three
sacrificed men. before committing them to the deep
These remarks from Mr. HAYNES caused tears
from many of the audience When the speaker
sat down long and loud applause marked the ar
probation Of the audience TO his sentiments on the
above subjects
Az the conclusion of Mr.. Hayness remarks there
were distributed among the audieuce the remain
der Of Fifty Thousand copies OF the IteatoH I'rae
Ap,crcat containing the detailed account OF the
enormous amount Of Plugging on ne L. ). ing
S0mers, under command OF Capt Mckenzie--with
Capt. Wm Sturgiss criticisms on the same. These
papers have been widely circulated, aud throw
much light on that transaction.