The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17
Anti-Slavery Organizations at the North

The two original and leading anti-slayery organi.
nations at the Nerth, the American and Foreign
Anti-Slavery Society of New York, and the came
rcan Anti Savery Society, ? it is called, residing
in Boston. The anniversaries of these two impor-
.ant and dangerous organizations were duly held
daring the last few days, and duly reported in the
solumns Of this Journal, in order to awaken the
common sense of the friends of the MON through
cut the republic.
the Boston Anti Slavery Club, or society, whose
leading men are Garrison, Quincy, Wright, Abby
Kelly, and other human kcings-some in pettcoats
and some in hreeches-held their anniversary in
-yracuse-arisng, probably, from the fac, that in
consequence Of their indocences of language, their
reasonable assaults the constitution their viola
tons If the decorum of society, their attrocious
attacks Christianity and its sacred volumes they
could not find any place Of exhibition in the metro
polls of New YoTk. They driven to the city Of
Syracuse city which seems to be the hot bed of
everything vile IN treason, pure in salt, low in
cialism, and capital in hotels-in fact, Syracuse
seems to be the recpiel. Of all the political lad
atheistieal wickedness of the day, thus proving,
from its pits Of salt and socialism that it have
been the sodom and Con orrah Of a former age, on
this continent. The repcr.s which gave of the
Boston AntiSlavery organization holding their
meetings in this Sodom and Gomorrah, were most
ample, most authentic, and most correc.-all by
telegraph, too The on two mistakes of which we
have heard, is that Of inserting the Of Elzur
Wright, instead If III. &. Wright, being one of
the speakers, and statement that certain citizens
Of Syracuse had give bonds for the amount of ten
thousand dollars, before the Common Council of
that city would permit The Boston fanatics to hold
their meetings there IN case Of damages to the hall
and to other parts Of that town. All other state
mcnts of language, Of opinions, of avowals as re-
ported in columns, acknowledged by the
fanatics themselves to be correct.
Yet with all the atheism, Fle infdelty, ribaldry,
treason, and atrocious principles avowed by the
Boston Anti-Slayery Society a Sodom--we mean
Syracuse-we are not sure cut the most danger
Gus was held in the ever holy Tabernacle
Of this city, under the name of the american
and Foreign Anti-Slayery Society" whose prin.
sipal managers are the two Tatpans and the
one Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. The order, the de-
sorum, the talent displayed by Beecher and the Tap
pans, in connection with the New York anti-slayery
agitation, are calculated to produce a deeper and
wider impression upon the public mind ut the
North-a more dangerous impresson--than the
rayings Of Ganisou the foolery Of Abby Kelly, the
sllingsgate Of Thompson, and other fanatics at Sy-
sscu'e Or at BDstoa. II il probably twenty fye
years, o. thereabou:s 'Ince the first movement ras
maze ~ Arthur Tawan-a respectable silk aai
attn merchant Of this e.ty-for the preuulration Ct
anti-slayery principles asfd FOR the COMMENCEMENT
- this upon tht Astt1tlons 81 the south which
sas created - much disturbance aud uproar ia
has 4 MON ever since ID Vas the cotton movement
=. that DU, Tho journal N G. quno.re, vaich i
lU~ on e tie strongest raisn papers Of tbs day,
80 actually foun IA ~ the .ame parties who ars.
itarted the antslatsTy mgycu. nt ~ thu metreDo-
=, end wss conducted ~ their inatruments. as
hcir organ brscf ST. yeafs after even dywn to the
lesth orthe latc David Hello gceeh.r the preach.
r--a man 81 very superior tt'ca.s 4 powerful Ia.
IaeLce located IL n church i8 BROOKLYN. where ~ /.
.lotga by The women and admired Is The lasu.-is
ssAout exception. boxing "a h.m i every poin. II
.4e~ one il The most dangerous men, Ia CONNECTION
eta ant--lagsfy, that nov exists Al ne North
ven mole = than ~cwarJ. with all his political in
goes more than Greeley and MeElmth, vi n All
II coal and mining operations Of the one, the
fty boots 4 The other, combined with anti-saycry
ti0lles aud s9eial.s' doctrines. The New York
,ri--lnYcry society. through the Tappans and
',lher, das mono ADD fpdf. and talent, anl enter
..ss and energy and 81 cklcssDe5s, aud waat ofprn
r.e. anu Influence among tht petticoats-plrtcular
btrcher-to bring Do Mo cause. ADD prosecute the
4.posc u which they are engaged Their move
ssa, Il founded Upon the most ultra principles Of
= s'oU8 faaet.ci a. and their object IL tle ulti.
Il abolition u slavery in the south, or the alter.
~ Ut bloody revolution, similar 10 that Which 4
81, ned rs Aola d .an Domingo.
i. cd not j. tuis metropolis, take too much I
ralt Er our ova Union sentiments, contracted /
: FIJI fl.eah Of pgs.4 a. when VIZ harb,r within "a
Ire 81 tAs most detc tnined and dangerous 5r.
gar sstons sor tie ogit. 'ton q the abolition Of
bvriJ that exists in any art Of The North-an
,,gamzatiou that il famed by religion aud stmu-
ated " iaua.ioism T. such Went that y viii
ever give mp it, purpose until sou-e ietal cata-
fophe happen 10 the Southern States Vt ING y nion
rsslf Or n least until Mr. Beecher rcct Yves call
rom another church. With higher salary man ne
ow gets Arthur Tappan * Go. can max, i9r-
unes Of half million each from the anti-savt y
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