New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

heaven born rshu hut they were earnest en sna msoS
Gscihccs i0r their principles they voc ~
,rSss sor hes OF their cause the men who now
land increasingly these Revolutionary Estneg sen ,t "a
honor TPo yios parasites Aod those old sol
eiers and Iatesmen-W ashngton, HANCOCK, Aosmi sn9
oiher.-could come forth from their graves, hey would
scout The men who thus s1s their memories ana urn
he Abouonisis The true friends Of America me only
OysT Of liberty IL hS .Pf me- Sses said we s e
recths laws would be passed 10 prevent ne 9seus
zion Of this subject TO abe L zen ne 70 discuss .no A
ear Union. Why friends II The American O1lon 70 such
coa hing as hey H. IL ouRht 70 bear any amount OF
sIing What alE this q Jrous Union out o. eA.eh,e.
How ABSURD think OF IL Yet they maze agresl nose
about the matter if dare question is glory or douo'
Ar vog mean 10 h.ve the Fugitive ssve Law repealed
irseed You really ihiuk so eh Well friends, | tel
you Il will be done. You can AZ easy Iun OacA
Nisgss with Jour hand as turn BACK me shve
II rrrey trrus back II always carries In point ana w
uupbs ever al yOur Efforts 10 egslaIe agGnst IL rs
course will be now II has ever been, 10 throw 10 pres
h;deous ard startng ore The Fugitive Slave Law will
ne made 10 look small BY the alec OF me next eneroaIn
ment upon he sh o. gan Already NE ,s Hns,S sss
hey vii doubtless beth hnsy s1eceea Tor neJ are oon
Southern schemes ,,...,-... =, ~.
American Union were received with great entnnsasn
No one made airy objection whaEever, and there - no
doubt the sentiment IL fast ncreaiing IN every decuon
sr5 lie ioea thst IOuethng bet than Ssveholdlng
Union might be found ia day ike ns-ii tn1 gaming
The Hsl,was crowded to repleton Yet, ho1sh II was
one sIe tbe audience would diSperSe till they had
word from Geo Thompson, and 10 their incesSAn call ne
arose ..,, - -, - 4,..,.--,,,,
Mr. TgoMpsoS reHarked that the hour OF soJournment
rad arrived and he cid nOI wish 10 mar oy any
hi, he profoundly deep and powerful speech OF MI af
mo mad said Mr.. Thompson can disguise rem MN,
self The inportaDce OF the question OF he os,oiuuon OF
The American Union Fhis question IL yours srd no! mae
Nv bu,iness 10 not Immediately with your Mon dea
ihtbe great pies OF Freedom and truih when lsy
Al The Foundation OF aggrest reforms llgrappei" once
with the crime Of Slavery and leave you TO settle your Pc
ltical questions amoIg yourselves" ,,. ,, -,
Mr.. Thompson continued Al conhoefsoIe Iens'n' sna
closed amid The cheers OF the assembly ,.,,,.
The aree Hall wss crowded with mosI lnteingen'
sndepes whoremsned I'LL past 10 O'Clock 81 nlgn listen
ing 10 The thrilling speeches OF ihe ineno' OF 'ou anu
fbe Convention adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock the next morn
ing. ,,-- .....,,lr o.i,.d pothiny nv drfv.
inc nom vour City The American AnSsvery society IN
.s.d az ,upR there amid insults and Iumu iney are mere
IN The o city OF Syracuse with crowded nouse OF ne
md heal Of ercan 10 listen TO and carry
ks 10 The Esst ard est The doctrines which shal burn
lLe FIRE in The hearts OF ell lovers OF run ana s.n
which shal ultimately melt the chains OF The American
slave