New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

Rtou nav sound and sound who NEE; 70 serve ne cAn-e
Of he Save at the Tabernacle TO- night WITH them so
-. 18th n Il IS accused with them ne cnarsc'sr %
Il heroic and they love 20 look upon the oean
,;fal symmetry Of its proportions dare not hahk 1oi
,Lst he gave him Il know thai hoasAnas OF s,
h;S. b.bnd the glory of this Republic. Cbeer> and
~, hssss1 Do sou suppose that the brutal ssVehomeI
"a whom Mrs Stove has given nims could ever H.Se
sustained Slavery until 1859 without ne shelter % .e
IToni or the proHigste priests, hike Theodore ClAph
in Orleans could have dragged slavery De
hind the altar Why. il would have oeen PuI 20 sai
fffy wears ago il could not have hidden US hA osua
he cl,ious fAue Of Washington, where mas slcn
here Il can continually spring According 10 tne Religion
preached in America, the good men are the gniy mn,
and this IS national question "hAt are We, soa "
o1mepts IN support Of Slavery " IS because Amss-
cans dare not call thin by their right names; De-
cause we refuse tear of these folds OF garoe rom e
slAveleaer because We let the great name OF te lIe.
oent overSha6ow Il because we spread mis-, Oh oeAy
around the Union, and worship the doi we nav u
Now The mission Of the Association OF which We Ase
ied i 10 waken Americans to their own true position.
Ihe oros may be harsh they must be, because tney are
sDekento ears that have been Listening to Press VINO
,ssy swset.r things Our friends at Boston tel you that
The Jrion must he preserved as il IS organic ptonie par
az the blood It's dissolution Il not to Dc mshi1ugl
is not 10 be abrosiiet Wnai mas ms l',ht ns-.
rs the Emperor Nero had merits. and after his oea
be had ro bush planted his grave by soms 'onAu
ez n TO whom he had not at all times proved mo1ses
II because that know there beueh cnnnecleu
With the Mon One Of these should be Tree speech 20
think what you please in pursuance OF conscience anu ~
be able TO speak it. the greatest priVusss ,ber IA
an execution. dare not speak ont if it speaks
freely speaks itself out Of its pulpit for ireespseca
martvrdom The Press which lives on popular ieehnys
and rfiuaices is pro Slavery Why Because 10 De ota-
erwise is 10 be poor 10 be otherwise IS TO lose Al us
common people consider the greatest blessing Ins.e :
no free speech for the Press lwyers merchants s.Ae-
men or editors have been laboring for the pt,t So
months In Massachusetts, and one occupant OF 'ne pun
pit whom asked dare preach an anti slavery sermon al
could not be in the social circle and sit d0wn with the
families without knowing that if they Obeyed me, X "Ou1
only be at sacrifice. South Carolina holds slaves ana
thai gags the pupits OF Berkshire and Vermont that
your Union Your repress natives go from these religious
May Anuiys rsaTes New Ork TO the June AnnVeraes
In London where they will be Kissed That = your nlo
Your religion is national for il il only for the Unon ana
not for the world The Swiss walks up and down anna MS
nstve mountains and dsres not speak above wlsperest
he bring down upon him the huge Impending ava
huche end the clergyman in New York - Obliged
70 read the Sermon on the Mount in whisper lest ne
should bring down upon him the whole "eSh Ol .us
UnionWe cannot print an English book without 9spInSus
IT, and this l. your Union We cannot o-r Sole 20
nan with drop Of black blood in KIM and this - your
glorious Union Jefferson struck out some Pr 'agss OF 'ns
Bible whi,h did not suit him. and published =. wi'n%ui
the people were bOrrbCd and called him az lnhto lou
blot out half the Bible to please the south OF Mason
& Dxons line and this is your religion. Men walk about
end dare not tel their mines only dare 20 travel Oy mh
night if you offer drop Of water or shelter to Ie'"
CT. sture las witness Thomas Garrett shalt make you
poor this your glorious Mon IL the men "hp ttn1 Al
the head Of H. who have taken oiice unier u an sworn
10 defend II, Il j. glorious Union. We ws-h our htos
OF h The only platform stand on this stamping hs
foot he platform where there is neither African or Xon
bond free where are not always governed by necs
sy The above powers say that efdgitye slave law vas
necessary, and BY this tyrnts plea, excuse the deN'h
law. Mr. Gsrre thinks has not succeeded, but dueri
has. II has net succeeded in some ways has NOT AsP1
the slaves the plantations IL has not taken up rS
from the under ground railroad applause NO Hnas
detroye the glorious Inconsistency 81 the zoe son
part who swear on the Bible in hand 70 defend the
Constitution and Union and grasp pistol with Tie other
protect the fugitive slave but Il has succeeded IN some
sOr has spread dismay into many houses and hearts IL
has separated the child from tbs mother perhaps never 20
again; it has sent to the cold regions OF Can@' nun
dreds Of independent and respectable men from uieu
homes We have sent 300 men within the ast SIX nouts
from Boston Cheers MOTTO be tested by The mat
have been arrested 20 be tested by the nnbr OF taOs
whose lives have been wrecked by it, without the knowL
edge Of tine courts has crushed in my pulpts rng
tendency free speech aud caused the Priests To- i BACK
on the lower law The Fugitive Slave Law - tho i0undt
ton and lrner stone How is America always represent
Cd The Italian is always presented 20 ms surrounded ny
emblems OF the fine arts the Greek distinguished by MS
classic beauty and the presence OF classical relics the
German comes to mind porng with large glasses ana
lifelong patience over the manuscripts OF the past Hst
ture France represented struggling TOR rights when
be never understand the IDEAS OF England are as
sociaied with Hampdeu or q sydney every step vi
WhOse glorious progress marks age but Amer rep
resented how With slave kneellng on one side AM
slave whip the other hand There - an I'm sgcn Mexico
representing American with slave kneeng ontn7 ols
hand the whip N the DINER ana oo'' ~ ~
vOlyer and bowie knife IN the belt. Does 90
Us any injustice You Tespect your comfy
Search the records Of dplOmacythe corr poudente WITH
Spain France and james L is all from lsaO IN attenp;
a. buwark Slavery. We have but one document one Oil
Of right the Declaration of Independence whih many
have voted fIstiau and only book, Uncle io ana
The Tory Conservative papers and many very 6-pec@Ole
pulps voted libel Applause do not me M hey De
love many weeps over Uncle Tom and votes the
Democratic ticket; many weep over I ncls ION ana
swear by Tie Her0A | claim praise from those
men | thank God that they can weep-that thsy
they st' have much Of mothers milk in their COMPOSE
ton WHY Il has been obs rived that x docs nOt require
a Christian to sbolh Slavery tiger could do III he
was only decent tx and any man would who had the
slightest drop Of mothers milk. The energy OF the IA
tiona mind IS not Ia the pulpit i j. not IN the edit
or's char il ], in the counting room. All the eht,r
Prise an the ability Of this twenty millions nation, - m the
counting honse Not 20 be rich Is only aionel Tor by the
effort 10 become 20 The counting house IS the most res
res,able representative Of the Intellect Of AmericS they
hsye subdped an empire II they cannot play tue NV.
iley could make wilderness blossom ike garden Are
these merchant princes IN favor Of anti Slavery PciIs
who sell their principles before they sell their goods
aucher-whO 90 not stop 20 sell their principles nut are
willing 20 throw them in 10 make bargain Tor their goods
Renewed laughter, | have not msrepresenled them
Meb-ter said that owed commerce % the OniOn
Do ge Burke long before the Union. said that the com.
mcrce Of New England tempted every cline and Ve-ei
every sea DO our commerce 10 me Ihloh' anu
the weaihercock tariff calculated 70 raise or deprsss
il al viii We hal agriculture. I'll the save
holders besstly feet stamped it out We shouil
have commerce manufacture, a1t agriculture without
the Union. Our strong arms aud energetic hearts VIZ
which God has gifted Us would secure them 20 Us ana
has lowered over with nothing but curse. on - wing
Kisses and cheer5l Let me tell you why think So
have not come here make argument but % speak the
word though Ike Pyhas 0rss may not b. understood.
As among this people IN these annyeEsarles i'r
ous purposes cur object TO write with unseen hand
ferhats uron the wall old motto immediate and un-
conditional abolition Of Slavery on the soil only 10 De
hoptd for by the dissolution Of tie Union AMI the over
throw Of Tie American Church. Mingled cheers aud
Lsses Dr. Spring val pray readily enough for h the mo
rert Savery becomes losing Renewed cheers