New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-27
The Anti-Slavery Convention.
Boston. "Wednesday.


The Anti Slavery Convention reassem-
bled this morning Edmund Quincy in the Chair The
Melodeon about twohirds filled, and of the audi
ence about two-thrds were females.
Mr.. Garrison presented batch Of resolutions,
chiefly against Colonization and the Church They de-
clare that the Church Is the buwark of Slavery in this
country that Is the naughty corrupt impacabe and
hideous foe of proper Christianity and Antiavery, and
that its pretensOn to Christianity is the bodest efront
cry and me West imposture
Parker Plsbury appeared chief orator. He thought
that religion spurious which required evidence written
in books of it's genuineness-that IL the best cal
culaed he Professor in Theological Seminares who
is the best disputsnt The Seminary at AndOyer has
Gently lost two CT lis eminent Professors from what he
could understand of the character of Jesus Christ He
would be Just the last pertOn in the world who would
be selected TO ill the chair of either of these eminent
Professors, II He candidate. Christ was no dis
putant He posted up in doctrine enough to fill
the post respectfully and would not give satisfaction to
the faculty. Mr. Pilsbury said the Church OF America
but the tmstress of the most damnabe govern
ment that cursed the earth. AT this moment he
said, the streets of Boston black with cergymen-
thick as in a cOrnfeld-and what are they doing
All they do to shut up the Kingdom of God. Dan
el Webster and the City Government of Boston wish to
subvert the City Of the Kingdom OF God among men,
and they wish 10 the Methodist General Conference
to help them along with their work. For this purpose
Daniel Webster threw sop TO the Cerberus OF Meth
oditm In Faneuil Hail. 1t has been said, we have new
Trinity IN this country he belleveditand new Tim
ny OF wor hpers, also. He thought 1t would not be
inappropriate to class that Trinity thus Daniel Web
ster, the Father Captain Rynders the Son, and the
Methodist General Conference ii you please, the Holy
Ghost Kisses and applause
The Convention viii hold session this evenng-fse
cents being charged for admission for material aid
Thus far there has been excitement, and oppos
ton at their meetings
EreRiaS Session.
At the session, this evening, Theodore Parker made
speech to crowded audience. on the present. cond
Ii n and future prospects Of the slave over in the Uni
ted States Dining his address he alluded to the Hon.
Charles Sumner and the distrust that anti slavery men
began 10 feel of him. For himself he believed Mr..
Sumner would be found true to his principles and
would show moral courage to the nation, that would en-
dear him to the ffnGs Of liberty throughout the world
While Mr. Parker was speaking, somebody sent a
note to the platform announcing that Nh Sumner had
cday introduced bill for the repeal OF the Fugitive
Slave Law. Ills was mistake Of course, but It was
received with fun,ic manifestations Of joy, and three
tin es three cheers for Sumner, which made the build
ing shake.
GONE one in the gallery called for three cheers for
Webster and they given mos. heartily BY at least
half of the audience