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


slave,
SECOND DAY.. Morning Session.
SYRACUSE, my Thursday, Msy g.
The Convention assembled at III o CLOCK; Inc
bouse WA completely filled. MI GARRlsoN csIleu 'ne
I,eetng 10 order aud Hymn of Liberty was sung rev
TvsnoS KING of Osvego offered most touchlHg prayer,
and deepy touched all hearts when ne prayed TOT pour
Hsnrv Lopg and Thomas Sims
hI I'll MsifEE mcKN Esd OF Philadelphia stated
some interesting facts Ia relation 10 Tue opersou VI tuo
Fugitive Slave Law in Phsdephls ana some o. me ouE
RACES Of ubch he spoke mOsI painful and horeeo
M MIN stated that be was authorized suhschbe
on behalf OF Hon. VIcTos scHoEecHER, OF me French
National Assembly, the sum Of 100 francs, Appl.asel
Hr schoelcher Mr. Mehlm remarked 10 ssoin si HIN
self nv the part no toOh In bringing a0ou snanclPsHon
In colonies Of his Own country de IL vac VINO o,er up
the bin which under The Provisioni Government aOot
.bed sAve, Immediately and forever 10 the lssnds OF
Matinioue end Gusdsloupe; lAppsu'e and no nn VINO,
- The reActonss 10 reio oduce mOdih 81 form the
slave system 10 those colonies Renewed sPPlsuso no
10 man Of wealth and has devoted With great genefosy'
bic orey ss well A. nis nne ana ts,soss W w.
thropc work Though Partisan, he mo representative
10 The French Chamber OF The Island OF GuadaouP1 anu
itB singular fsci MAI WINE he, "ne ,b,r IN
nv The cOlosd people OF that lsapd TO represent - n'
IereIi 10 the National Assembly scoo'ol ,usu
settle Of Martinique 10 the chosen representatives, ,ue
Acuonisu.-ihe old white planters OF uhe colonles
Mr. scboelcber has lsIey been brought scqlsnteu
with The Anti Slavery movement 10 'n, c1 Tn,y
by lady from Paris who IL now on visit to the Un'ed
States and who 10 now present At ibis meeuog Auu 50
deep IL ibe interest bch Mr. tees In yrs noVeneh'
thai he has conceived the purpose OF establishing new"
paper 10 Paris Of the objects of which should be TO CO.
schoecher bad written Mr. McKim TO know II Inc Aoo-
louUs Of The United States would conIiOuis money 10
aid In the establishment OF bis paper, hut on learning na
the Fugitive Save Law had created emergency which
absorbed all their money we'll IS slmos all their symps
tbes be Loaf no time In ~ng Withdraw ole request
and row said Mr. HeKm. instead Of coming to us az An
applicant for our means be appes before u.s. hrougn DIS
fIisBd as a contributor OF portion OF bis own (Accama
ionJ Mr. MeKim eIpresssd his pleasure he prospect
our hoiy cause The pubic sentiment Of Engisnd has
been brought 10 bear with great effect against our
American Slave gysIsm, but lei similar influence 10
eXeFfd In cooperation, 10y France, The most highly civil
zed nson OF Europe and 1t will moi be long Till this Infer
pal system shall he Dotted 80 rpreysr abolished Amer
can cs stand ,insl tho public sentiment OF
ASAn illustration OF The need VI newspaper such az Mr.
proposed to establish and OF The ignorance which pre-.
Paris Mr McKim mentioned The fact that II had lately
stated nom the Tribune " the Assembly that the Alb
ciionsl OF the United States were unworthy OF conn.,
dence 81 thai gOEs their inconslsency that nota
few Of th-m owners Of slave possessions 10 the s
alo Of Cuba Laughter with cres OF pfeposterous VI
PTepesieous and absurd ho viewer as this 'eems TO us
said Mr. Mex such 10 he profound ignorance that pre-
walls this subject in ParI that there are men there To-
lslligeu other subjects who believe H. paper such
- Mr. sohoeleheT proposes 10 greatly needed and would
he irvRusbe IL Hillary TO the caute Great applause
Mr.. GARRISON offered resolution upon tie subject Of
Dissolution Of the Union"
Parker PiLLsBURY then addressed The meeting. He
remarked We are In the mdst OF Revolution which a.
much naBscends in greatness the Revolution Of 776 as
sieipy IL gfesler lnsh IN ave soItounaea ~ ualt
Who for The emoumeps OF Office have sod To- liberty
o millions OF the colOTed race and sold our liberties aso
The men who have thus bsrtered awsv orr lioerIies
u ihey had lived 10 the days or Washington
would have been found on the side OF tyranny
Who would believe that revolution Tor liberty eyer look
place IN Ibis lard Theirs were few slaves 10 me land
nen and he number is Increased ~ three millions
Were for Bunker Hill monument, and other symbols
TO tell the who could hing to remind
him that there bad been revolution here and cody bat
ICES fought for liberty The monument 81 Bunker Hul
see ms 10 The esncid Investigator for truth Ike OF Ihe
cod marble columns which one sees sometimes 10 the
sdsover the graves Of rea msers-out TO con-
memoras virtues which eIiIied. IN memory Of Some
proud and misery wretch whose only good sci 10 tho
world was done IN dying and leaving IT, Appause J.
Wien The Court House al Boston wss Ia chaiDs-when
armed meu were IN the help the Slave Power
poor Sims carried away into bondage thought
il time dig the grave OF Lioeryto Gig The grave OF
Bunker Hill ana dig Plymouth s1d let the shaft Bun
her Napo head stone and Plymouth Rock for foot
ore to tell where the lsss remains Of all for which The
Pilgrims toied and The heroes fought lay buried APP
rhsre rothipg len for as my friends but revolution
al liberty IS gone and The only hops for the country and
for The world suiEe down forever the Union Of these
States and become indeed free people
TIE meeting then adjourned I'll O'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The President called the Convention 70 order
tz O'Clock The house was completely hled and The IN
sLesI Increased every hour The SOL '1ios hymn writ
ten In ihe dSIk days OF The cause BY NJ Carbon,
lam an Abohuonisi,"
vas Iung BY the entire assembly
hrE A X FOSTER WA requested TO give some Informs
Ton upon he sfArs and prospects Of The Society she
sensible remarks poo The necessity Instant
srer for al the politicians AZ SsI and they
Prsrdenusl campaign She called pom be fhensI Of ne
contribute more literally hsn for there
bad been time when The same amount Of efon would
produce such grand reauls
Mr. Garrison spoke also upon the same subject Said
be- o. the Intellect Of Webster; o, for se rhetoric
Of Gay, to plead his cause - should BE- pleaded bat
can only call you cuiy and point you 10 he thousand
wounds Of The bondsmeD, and let those poor dumb
wounds pleSd With you fhs slays 10 abandoned Of all
bat The Abosion..s They uOne for him. The Bible
Society resolved 10 give the word Of God TO The whole
world bug the Sto0eO Of slaves In ibis land within
tie world VI he Bible BOeety They leh perish
and care not Tor hem hey will not be cared or Il
10 forbidden leach them The word Of God No lisat
enler lheir dark Minds When Sims tak en from
The Court Hou1e The ruthsns waited Ill the went
down, for hey were afraid OF Der mild light and when
they reached tie street. there lamp burning there
ana called OCT for Gods put ont the igh7 He
should have tad for the Devis sake for God In the beRn
ling said Let here be light and 90 he says I'm
Mr. MocLEuR made capital speech while the couuba.
uons and pledges were being taken up ana 81 the
Mrs MoKIM, OF Philadelphia, sang the Blind Slave
Boy" have omen Eel. the power OF use bat was
much Affected By 4 a. a. tns time Pine Tears sueamed
could rot hide their emotion Lei He'll lOok well 10 IL 10
teress Earth when II the hearts OF such men and
women The fountains Of human sympathy are fuIly
awakened upon The wrongs and cruetes Of Slavery.
WN BURLElGH rose ano sRid bat be had he'd and
Sill held somevha. Different vie OF the O61s opsyaadi
fihe Of Aboron BAT be wahed there befor. he
world, % give Tia contribution to the American Anu.
Slavery Society 10 give es heart and hand 10 the veterans
he ard FOR NE future cooperate il 81 The great
measures Tor The sdvGneement Of the cause The line he
sAio, hb1 come when al minor differences shou be .or
goiier, AID oge;heg a. nenda Of Freedom should make
eommon eAuSe sgainr Slavery
ThlS from BureiRh. waa received ID The mos hear
feI spplsuse by The whole assembly
The Convention then adjourned III The next day
EventHg SesH0a
The Convention ~ O'Clock ever 10 the Hall
filed and every place where person could sAnd wa
pied ard The intense Interest prevailed and
hATn'oY OF fsestng which speaks well Tor thstGTars