The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

q L&ad end Human Freedem-f.abosv Rasss
!. s"a Unve!s.i Open ss1ease.
e cspuon, vas held at tho grove in second street
I above verango. Philadelphia, ON Suod.y. tho ID
mt They put forth their motto that tho idoal
ideal oftbe percent IL the actual Of the future: And
by me following quotation, /" T. Gsvir yn ey6vn
yoW, we presume that they claim to be the eu.
oooJ iient OF Truth, and as such defy the world We
take The following report OF their proceeiinx 70 fre9
the Phisdelphia Jubiise.--
An immense procession Of the Daughters and Som
Of io,l; were seen journeyingtO tho Jubilee Meet
From Pssy INK SOUTHWARK, Moysmensnr. Hssk.
ley ana King Sessing, in omubuses, foot in owe
~ description Of vehicle, the multitude poured f.rth
nom the close confined alleys, lanes, and the strss<a
| If the metropolis
Large numbers of the factory operatives CAR
fron Frankford and Bridesburg, also from GormAar
town town, Nice Town, Rising Sun, spring Garden.
ton The bone and sinew Of the masses never
more fairly represented in the free and honest sK-
preston of religious, moral and philosophio ssAs-
ment
Precisely at o'clock Fannie Lee Townsend Gen.
J. Sidney Jones, DR. Hilc, and members ofths Coa-
mtteo OF Arrangement, who occupied the sests -
tho aibor temple shaped platform, cOmmoncsd No
organization Of the meeting.
Fannie LEE TOWNSEND, after some very appruS
pirate remarks on the necessity of order, deOorun,
ana the peculiarly religious character Of our in
portant and novel meetings, suggested the name o(
Geo w. Duncan, as moderator, which was unani-
mously adopted.
Mr., DUNCAN then came forward took his place o.
the stand, and spoke at some length, congratulatise
the immense assembage ON the present organizatiOa
10 this beautiful grove, dedicated 10 free eEpressoa
OF thought; aud although all might not endorse the
jubilee Platform still they all bound AS lovers
effrecdom, to maintain silence and order bile otherv
wofshirped, who did recognise and aekno wledgo, as
the truth, the sacred principles here proclaimed.
Love Thy neigabor myself was tho puress
bond of union 60 unite together free people He
knew such to be the eDlivcning and sanctfying in
fiuences that brought him here, and May others IF
his negbbors and fellow citizens, who thought -
he did. He could not recognise in the se0tariaa
churches throughout the land. pure deyelopomozt
of this immortal element" Love thy neighbOr N
myself; and consequently he rcjoiced that this
beautiful temple was prepared for their aocommoda-
ton, end he called upon all TO rejoice with him.
FANNIE LEE TOWNSEND then came forward, ani.
with some very beautiful remarks, introduced q,
hymn, the first of which will serve as q spe-
cimen
When earth produces, free and fair,
The golden waving
And fragrant fruits perfume the air,
When heecy f0cks are shorn
While Thousands with aching head
And sing the ceaseless song
We starve we die, oh give us bread"
There must be something wrong.
After which she read the text from the llth Shap-
ter of Matthew, 2Sth verse" Come unto mo all 70
who labor and are heavily laden -remarking, thee
Cen Jones would speak to it. and she would oea-
clude the exercises after all had spoken who d.
sired to.
Gen. J. SIDNEY JONES, whs was once journey
nan printer, then commenced, and for an hour En-
changed the multitude with rapid succession Of ~
most extraordinary and eloquent calculations q
'criptural meaning and history, il was ever ouc
good fortune to listen to.
FANNIE LIE TOWNSEND then came forward ngsi1,
md spoke at some length, after which tho mcetiAG
adjourned, about o'clock, until the next Sab
oath.