The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07

mate IN such matters. WITH q eutislavssy platform
always free. - have been Able 70 get oppo
vice have hsea create disturbance in order put stop
to the ueesing confession Of conscious guilt and
il this Bible inspiration could he dsItn0s1 10 any seasr
and therefore they resort to brutality. (Hssss is
meaH cowardly, aud base for any to here to
the psrt Of the serpent or wolf ssss and confusion
Ali want il fair, honest and sincere discussion show
ing ourselves to be men, and not serpeBts and Wild
beasts (IIsses) Thousands Of English people, Who
home abhor the word slavery, when they come to this
country, believe, from the experience that hsvs
down 10 the Moloch If slavery thu first thsy
touch the American shore and it Is the stakeholder aud
the slave divers Who believe in the Bible | am
ehd t. have been ct this meetisR ] rejoice at
tie audience and have been grstfed looking ct
the faces Q" those who really constitute tho convention
ard behold rg % much Intelligence much earnest
ness much be,o.ing self respect and dL.,ty and
sGcL an evident desire 70 know the truth We edu
cs,ing Teoee for liberty, for go discussion are
esde syoriny 70 each them how to examine all tn ogs
endure all things and hope all thngs and enable them
to be courageous men, true menfeang nothsg but the
wrong.
Rev Mr.. TURNER complained bitterly of the manner
in vi ch the side which he in part represented had been
treated for that on oaethiId Of the time had been al
orted to them in answering the arguments Of their
ponents (tne atheists the Bole he said to be
botted out OF the universe to morrow and that by the
/ bad met ire ques ton WhyS Not because have been
able hasde the subject Others might have done but
OH sir because great safeguard Of world has been
attacked and have had the privilege ii my feeble way
to stand forward and defend it. loud
bad been brewing burst like avalanche upon her head
Groanng Kissing stamping barking growing and every
TOKEN of dssppobaton most ally lavished upon
take up any Argument (Hissss, aud cries of down
down y Who makes disturbancesS Those upon
81 (Renewed uprcar.)
The CHAIRMAN Ito tn. audieuce)-Au oppor unity is
afforded you redeem your characters This Is the
SOFT infamous proceediDgI ever witnessed. (Ferocons
yels
Mrs Ross-I merely want TO Justify myself (Hisses,
and cries of 60 honey l am not here to apologize
any thing that said for believe sincerely and
truly that spoken the honest the honeat
conviction of my own heart hs e.. and could not
form duty totuh and could not be just to myself in
cong less han this. Yells) My friends, in Wishing
yon farewell shall not with me any unpleasant
n,embrancesnot in the least tor creed tells to
have perfect charity for The opinions and feelings Of
MI BARKER Of Ohio then attempted to address the
meeting but was compelled to give w from the bursts
Of indg that poured upon him from the gal
lery.
The attention Of the spectators was here diverted for
moment By fight in the gallery which 80 far IS xe can
learn, originated from young gentleman dra wing and
threatening TO dirk After considerable amount
of scufliLg he was removed
Loud crieG of I. Adjoui n, adjourn"
MIR. ". L. GARRsoN-I move that this convention ad
journ nedie
cries Of Out OF order, and 'set down"
Mr.. fnIsBuRY-But viii speak.
The MAYoR-A motion has been made to adjourn. sir,
and cannot address the meeting You out of
der. sir. (Appaase
MI PILkBURY-H peope imagine that an to be put
down. all say is that they have mistaken their
(Yels and bisses ard cries OF put him out ,
The MAYoR-I tell you . motion has bees made to adj
jonrn. (Appsuse)
Mr.. PILIIsBURy-I did not hear it.
Mr.. GARRIs8N-I made 1t
Mr.. PnIsBURY-Very well then rive way.
The motion seconded and carri,d and thus ended
the A, heist Convention of 1853.
large rumber OF persons we're copyrighted the
steps ard around the building and many the afsc-
tonste inquiries for Mr. Gsrfisop but that worthy indi
vidua fortunately for him self not recognized.
The Convection, understand will meet in to
in New England, on Jan. 1, 1854.