The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27
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Boror MAY 81 1859
Tho Anti aisvery Convention re asse.nMea ,h,s
ing, Edmund Quincy in thu chair
The NesOdeon wa about two-thirds filled and cS n,
audience about thirds were females Of every shade
ooor.
MIR dAnRIsos presented a new batch of resolutions
chiefly against colonization and the church They le-
clare that the church is the buwark slavery In ths
country that II the naughty corrupt mpIacable ami
hdeous foe Of proper christianity anti slavery anA
that it prtenion 10 christianity the bodcst efrouesv
aud the vilest mposture
fARRss PilLsnuRY appeared chief orator us
thought that religion spurious which required evidence
wit'cn IN DOCKS OF ltd geniincness; that best
calculated 10 he professor in theological semnaries
who IL the best disputant The seminary at Andovvr
what he could understand of the character of Jesss
Christ he would bc just the last person world wh
nent proes sors II hc were candidate Christ No
d:puant; he was not posted up in doctrine enough 70
III the post respectfully and would not give sstsfaotsss
70 the faculty Mr.. PIlsbury sad the church Il
America was but the kept mistress Of the mss
dsmnablc government that ever cursed the earth
At this moment he said. the streets of Boston asv
black With clergymen--thck m crows In . oornfelA
Ana what are they DOING All they doto shut uy
the kingdom of God. Daniel Webster and tho oity 20
yerDment of Boston wish to subver the city Of the kss
dom OF GOD among men; and they wish to to
Methodist General Conference to help them along witA
their work For this purpose Daniel Webster threw
sop to the CerbcruS of Mehodsm in Paneui Hall z
has been said we have new trinity in this country H
believed t-and new trinity Of wershpping aIso H
Thought 1t would not be inappropriate to class thaI
trinity thusDsniei Webster the father Captain Ryu-
dcrs the SON. and the Methodist General Confopenoc
you please the holy ghost (Iisses and applause
The convention will hold q session this eveninr-6va
cents being charged for admission for uatcrial aid
Thus far there has been exctaasnt and oppnni-
tion at their meetings.
EVENING
At the session. this evening Theodore Parker made .
speech to crowded audience the present cOnditoG
and future prospects of the slave power in tho United
States. During his address, he alluded to tho Hon
Charles Sumner. and the dstrus that anti men
began to feel Of him. For himself he believed Mr. SUM
ner would be found true to his principles and would
show moral courage to the nation that would endear him
to tho friends OF liberty throughout the world
While MT. Parker was speaking, somebody sent note
TO the platform announcing that Mr. Summer had today
introduced bill for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave law
(Ths was mistake Of course, but received VIII
frantic manifestations Of joy, and three times three
cheers for Sumner which made the building shake The
mistake occurred through the presentation Of an abs6
tion memorial by Mr. Sumner, In the Senate.)
some one in the gallery called for three cheers fer
Webster and they were given most heartily by at least
half Of the audience.