New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

rosed to the Coupreni.e Measures thsi from hi. child
h'od Up he hsd kvOred the slave trade srv, ke ia
ne 'rH's- Shouts OF lanshter When YOU voted for
yorr influence TO maintain the Infamous tr.ss ~
The Of shsdrack in Boston !. ssa fs.h 4, xo,r
ntnory ioa r,ooset the courage Of the negroes and
The eovSroce Of Anger hole syrnes and Cat RIv me-
bore him OF 10 hUnPo and to-day, ~ tie s~acs Of Isi
0Es As be is on the FreeS sf Csnsda Yoo .,...,
Der bow tbs ENDANGERED the Uni"n. and tho ptifa cry
irslessble right TO freedom. We ranpls upoa ths.s
Agaps; them raise unmig Ted AMI e,sraL
Cheer The old issues between the grea, partie.
have disappeared Freedom and Slavery are toe gr,st
is.u..-th,re IS re other GA side or the other Won
must take sides have no language OF deiestsnou suf
tcisrs 70 express ny feelings tossrd the Minister'S Who
stressed IN sacerdoa robes sustain This slave system They
have Gore more sustain lnfdeliiy in this LAID than al
the atheists hst hsve ever lived Doe clergyman asked
brother be eycudtd slave holders from tue commanoa
table Oh yes he repsc. We 20 great ways further
than iha-Se 1rois.s le Ao'setAsc Where, ask you
,re h- dough faces who have deserted the cause 81 free
dom sfM Abingdon Gone % their political grave Their
memories shall 10. with them Who Is the seat formerly
occupied by Mr. Webster You al ksow his eloquent and
esuec successor sluds Of course 10 Charles Sinaer
enc of the best scholars America In conclusion call
upon you freemep, - advocates OF Amertcaa
bsr'y 70 vote and act according TO the conscience God
has and determse e. rrde- your country from
the foul stain rreer which now reefs.
At the conclusion of this address hearty round was
gwen 10 Joshua X. GiddiBgs Of Ohio.
Hon John q PSir-y Of Mass then spoke A follows;
"trencs Of Liberty friends ii your country friends OF
be Declaration Of Irds pendence-I rOse to be with You
snd sdditssyou on this This Is not however
nv first visit 20 Western New York nor have been iguo
rant OF what you have been doing in this region o. the En-
pre- State felt bound TO tell your trends that wS
barely rerth coming 80 far for but most Of friends
10 Massachusetts, are engaged in hs Constitutional Con
yeni.on determined 10 come and willingly render such
service ss car see tina, your pos, bill which our
purpose ei being here advertised does than
justice saying that have severd times been elected TO
Eongress-l elected only In 1915 vas living
in very doubtful 6istut-~here thu Liberty party could
prevents choice |; pleased tire Wig party, whose pro
ssious OF anti Slavery hsd 6-l-v-d-lissven pardon my
creouy great mtrriment TO select me as their cAnd
cate portion al the party paid me tbs compliment 10
believe woa,G DO wha; said and refused me- their sup
port The other hoseve supported me although taking
he Slavery grounds surprising would not DO
faithful the doctrines affirmed before election. Tney
houl ht who would deceive the electors and fall
into the support OF whatever they should pro
pose. ! thsDk God gentlemen. that they mstoOk their
nan. Great cheering The first measure which
came before the House was the eIectoa Of Speaker
ihe candidate citizen 1T my oSn State. We had
been educated In The city but WAS sensible that
the trust should impose upon him would be dsappolnt
3D. and the objects OF the Slave poser DO carried out Mr.
Giddipg-, the gentleman from n II snd myself voted
sgsinsi the Wig candidate. IL Argument 10 me
that be Massachusetts, man. IL South Carolina aud
Mississippi want this tn put forth their measures let
them elect hm-and they did lie appointed the Com
mitites in such say hat the dear stc
iced AT the next election tho Wigs nominated
csndidAteo against Twelve or fourteen CONTESTS
held. finally resulting in my defeat by my exclusion,
an hsppy 10 think the cause better served than had
! been elected.
There are two great aspects in which his question pre-
itself In one it is question Of humanity aud phsn
ihropy. In another OF politics and satssmsn'hp They
are usually distinct. but sometimes shade into each other
We Masterpieces when il is said Of that ssprs
sind abolish Slavery in the States By political action
We wnte and speak where cannot egsste. We
appeal reach the Of the stakeholder
They tell US shan do ths-ihey tell shsnt ag
tate Fellow citizens had you better vote that you will
stop this wind which Is moving tho trees above our
heads that you will stay the waters yonder cataract
When you have done that you then vote that the ques
on OF Slavery .hsll not 30 sgated Enthusastic ap.
pla Van pharR hat NV Ia r.
Gddbgsl .sd on the floor OF Congress- "fou have de-
"teTmntd shall mol agi,ate- mean 60 agIaie. What
900 you mean 10 do about il - w to setats IL
looks very much to 10 day the agitation in Western
New York has not yet subsidized Cheers We mean thus
reach the and of the stakeholder aad
because to do th intend 70 stand by the free
dom ct the press All rights threatened BY this instu
ton of slavery We mean TO MAINTAIN the freedom OF
speech and believe the time will come whom speak
what 9 think ia Georgia and New Orleans. Give
prest-give aadeLce where Slavery exists, and
viii overthrow thi, system Mans laws shall no, 20 be
tween and God gwen impulses Hear hear The
peel that despeabe law cannot az present sct bat
that law has terrors for the wh) IL O him, ELI
Its finer aud its mprisot mtDs endure them For
myself if ever turn wsnderer from my door may God
punish snt mine in degrso teDipd geser than ha
eDsoneht proposes for ahsltsrng the fugitive. We si
not hsye humanity outraged la our persons We will
speak the truth vre the truth and trust Gods prOyi
20 help bear the consequences Deep sensitio
But this is also political question The Slave ,,owor
governs We live under gsunt and bare and iron
sn stocrscy existed Tho question IL not At all
Whether shSll absrh Slavery, Il whether il shah
sbOish
The Shareholders American nistocracy. They
trt Their immense power BY holding ths property the land,
end by mOnOposng education. Common schools cannot
exist there doubt whether even the negro OF tho Sout
ls in 90 sad a condition the 4boribg white The
Shareholders in Congress and out IT Congress hang toge
Their with continuity and concert and plan, which We dad
II mpos, ble for the North 10 do Ihsy appoint 90,
co.. pest masters every Of them 6Ai Of tbs slave
power-s tckster 10 the power that gives him Office.
What the thirds rule adopted IN the nn sing
conventions IL that the slave States nay be able
defeat any candidate not agreeable them fhas the
Government is constituted The person who sspres %
a foreign uissios looks South for politicians have .
great deal Of that gratitude which lively OF bene
dts expected Thus the slave power rules us There Is
not msn Of Us who has SONS one bis door, tied
by golden chain TO Washington How many editors 10
this country afford 70 circulate their papers, when
frOwbed upon by this power What papers get the con
tracts and the Advertising This power formed by the
Ion conuviDg head, aud not by the long The En-
perOr OF Russia rules by influence not by force. just
truly there aud conscience and Justice
in God above just truly will the principles Of freedom
irium ph What Is madef n Ishe made TO succeed
lie is made 10 do hs duty. Suppo,e kneg We should
succeed is duty the lees Some Of US have chill
Obliged say OF U.s. they tread over our ashes Hero
lies uphocer Of slavery" But rather let them Eaye
feeling OF humble pride In saying Ny father friend
Of liberty in the face Of the SCOTS Of the foolish aud gno
rantn the face Of tbs cOdness Of friends stood true To
usice. and died Free solleF AID honest man" God
know how 20 spn fax Just well cotton and when
some ingenious shall learn how 30 SPIN har by
cbiner there end 10 slavery. God IN bis Osn limo
vii bring 10 pass but he will do II through agency
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