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

bYRACUSk Froby, MAY u
The meeting was organized az 10 O'CLOCK n
M McKIm OF rhlsdslphi. spoke e. =, me husband OF
Euphenia Wisms 20 whose case "a aferred vs,terdnv
he stated thst the husband u this woman had been sen
.epced 70 !ne Ssse rIon upon very slight evidence OF
'Ae'' .'" snce which In the case Of white man he
cObbed would have been sufficient for conviction. He
had, with Others peiuoned Gov Johnston this
pardon tho convict The slsVehunIsr had been
told their errsrd and Intention. Gov johnston not
toe man TO play into the hands OF the save-hunters he
MIR mcKim here he is and poor fellow stood up and
received most cordially by he audience they could
forgive bin for stealing fitch OF bscon when he was poor
and hungry even had been proved that be did steal IT,
He HAD been for lime incaceTated upon very doubt
m proof and The Governor had seen nj on that account to
set him free and he got cordial welcome from the Con-
WM. GooDELL made an exc client speech setting forth
The Ruil OF The churches and urging political scon for
the abolition Of Slavery. He said already in NewYork
state be could count BY scores independent Christian
Churches who owe allegiance but God and who ut
,-ry rpudiale Slavery War and every other sin Grest
THOMAS WmrsoS, OF Pennsylvania made speech fall
OF sound and sound reasoning He remarked that
be did not know that the AntiSsvery csuse contained
all the Chr5usniEy; but this he knew-thsI Slavery WAS
The Of all rany-aDd 40 the An-Slsvery cause was
Oppobed 10 II, he logically concluded that the AMI slavery
cause contained about all OF chhssnly here In shs
land" He remarked that he could see no difference
whatever between the guilt u the man who kidnaps ihe
African In Africa and the guilt OF the who takes from
The American slave bis child by the laws Of hs county
The ira. prscy-why was not the latter piracy Each
Commissioner Who enforces the Fugitive Slave Law IL
Glrht6 ana the Government lLAcf pfacAl Govern
mep and by It's own laws ought TO be hung he did not
approve OF hanging but the Government by It's own laws
Mr. DOUGLASS then spoke and stated that bis opinions
had recently changed materially IN relation 10 the duty Of
political action, and minated that he should no longer OPP
pose u
afternoon Session
ii. Q. WRIGHT spoke upon the nature OF the
sin Of Slavery and proved from nature from he law Of
really sustain slavery the Bible by that act demonsrAes
hs 10 not from God bat 10 fsse and spurious but
sLy deLled mat de Bible did sustain 'sVery-t wn anti
Slavery from Ger ess TO Revelations
NAY, ia read sfalse hood from the N,v York Herald
IN resOn 20 the City Government OF Syracuse having
CURED bonds of the Abononss before granting Ihs hall
for their IL Is scarcely necessary 10 say that tho
enure story Is without the slightest foundation. The
porter OF the Herald was requested 10 stale publicly,
whether he bad furnished Bennett with this slsehOod, and
be said :" he had not"
Wn. Ii. BURLElGB made powerful speech. strongly
marked win The logieA reasoning and the well known
New Mr.. PRIME. OF Wayne County spoke al length
upon tie duty Of political action.
Mr. 9oODELL rose and uttered the following sentiment,
which wa rapturOusly received
We viii act together though We NAV use different
means yet end IT, The same-corslsunon, Con.
Mnlud Fillmore and bis army, or no Misrd vl.
more sho bis army. God helping U.s. brethren, SLAVERY
SHALL DIE. Tremendous cheering
EUentng Session.
CHARLES SEDGwIcK, Esq, made a very able
speech he ssid he did agree with Ar Garrison 10
sTssT liberty Of speech, snd were also willing grsnI
10 Others iAppsuSe
MI SeoRWlck tpoke OF the utter WiciedneU OF Chals
sltVery-O he parry nsmmes which often keep men
from doing their du 10 The slave he spoke OF he aax.
cotton and ssid that would probably change entirely tho
Wnoo sspecl OF Affairs and naAe The commercial nteresu
OF he and free from the Influence the Save Power Of
the South ard Il Ibe duty OF all 10 assist 10 every way
TIE development OF his new Invention and time might
soon )ne when the hempen plant which the Msgssppf
noui only useful TO hang hiI brother Free
poi senator mig b be useo 10 hang the Save system a.
hen Heaven IGreai Gpplsuse
MI bedgWicE, IN me course OF bic remafEa took occsr
non 10 reoufe Win severity the harsh language Of The
earlier AbOliiiopists and their coae utors.
M 5EoAGE THOMPSON replied 10 hs usual faithful and
ubeoin pEonisug manner, and rndicstsd The language
useo saying that The English vocabulary poor and
osnlup OF wores ht 10 describe adequately the guilt Of
th- Shareholder and ofh.s apoloRists
Mr. sEDewIcK applied some OF The remarks OF Mr.
THOMPSON 70 HIMSELF which Mr.. Thompson declared he
never Intended for him for he did not consider M sedE
Wlck 40 spoogisI for Slavery
hr seogvick !eioined 70 Mr. Thorn pson with great
"hmt1 eno temper and betrayed into the uttefanca
o. some lmp1Atons on Mr Thompson unworthy OF both
hr THonPtoS rejoned, and commented With much &C.
e"x % ne lneonssIency Of the person who deman
n haVenoioer should be treated with Kindness and
esosson while be vituperstes The advocates Of the
Sisvs I pSrenoing ne perpetrators ard apoIogisu Of
Tue nsEIer smiesbly settled IN few minutes and
n1a.oet gentleman 81 Tits moment INDUCES toward The
O'ner NC slehIesI III feeling.
resolution ives offered By Mr. MAY Of Boston. thank
voc siuzens OF Syracuse ard Of Central EewYork for
uef o0sounded Aindpess hos pitaity IL passed BY
suon Three cheers given for Syracuse, and
fepeand with % JUNCTION.
hr PUTNAM then called for three cheers for George