The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05


were MT connected with the Anglo Saxon race; they
were abhorred spit and contsmned the lowest
of all beir the scale Of humanity Yet in England
Ireland and Scotland the spirit of humanity y.
and said they should be Ieemen; and they we're AND
npcua nas Of
d That example soon folio sed by penmaIk sweden
and other h but be
,ke it wa are endeavor to bring about the same end
his esss to ens SS'isss s DID
Ss sneioratsa the csSdtion Of the slaves who
sn4d S IN, IN %ors He desired sat the
slave shoula remain as he was, but that the
So0y and steadily up to hsp the nsh. that 'ss xss
given him. ard never, under the greatest persecution
all rest, were only pAIter,Ds With the slave
ms therefore for fifty years did sney iaoor unsuo.
no; hing, ard in the year 1925 left for Elizabeth
Can yaPor, weak woman, a member of the Society OF
Erie dds to give them Lesson in the way they houd
wa thsi, platform being immediate, universal,
dtor al emancipation. (Applauie) Then the agitation
f"un" 70 csnk chains any islsna of Great Britain
(Cheers This must be platform. To say that the
ITO be- an apostae to God il the slave holder
can legal hold The slave hour he can two, and if he
c.u twn ours he can for all time long he
bnv stes !, inherit them. Property once. property
forever od made neither you Lor | slave; then he
mace no sL ives. lear. near lne1e can oe no pro-
peIy in slt ives, neieore Ahoner me ieatuie OF Tue
West India aancipaton is, that 1t effected without
bloodshed The leaders Of the people propheced tha
the most terr BILE things would take place They proved
to be iae prophets The hour at last.
Ihipas were % be changed, and they were changed.
What took pl scsf Notnng put the most peaceful
thaDk,piyjpps The liberated slaves ,raced each
sther vent owe each other and filed with the
thar The lib satsd % of the British Indies
(Appause SO oeat the feeling OF horror in Gtest
Bri, ain hen the citation brought about they
vere wiling 10 pay twenty millions of pounds sterling
this cursei ,m % the Bt,h empire and this when
brought about by ala esmen by the church. by
never leads No It, the spirit Of universal philan-
th,opy and whatever else in in after
80 viii b. here Wei to lock to Tod alone When
the church gets ready she will come "a augh)-when
mercbsnts make money W SO doing they will come with
us-whsn politicians can yet votes and get Office By
doing they win come wi III US. But, in the meantime,
there must be q bar d no do noe depend upon any
church. any divine any sta tesman. They tfus in
Gsd and in his might. q applause 1t win not take
napy-God sometimes woi Us out his ends with appa-
rentIy feeble instruments The West Iodia planters did
lot say we believe slavery isl light aid of God They did
net ofer to argue the question its merits. No
they &C, ed more like madmen ike wild beasts AID would
willingly have shed the blood Whoeforce and all the
other noble aboltioaists OF ngland God never made
it possible for any man 10 argut m favor of slavery. Ii
is horrible, upnatural utrous. that the soul
shrirk ks from it in horror B, t m England, a. first,
SIkson could find DO adbsren g. But he persevered.
and his triumph should teach lesson of persever-
auce, and show us that we have oy to bice our tme
The slaves oui be edeemsd ust be redeemed and
shall be redeemed (Cheers Than heaven there
power 10 weak as slavery becaul there is more so
Why should not &c to
The clonds hang heavy around "a; but what Of
,hats that, From what has happened aerosa we know
suddenly, for great events win craninate seoner
than expected, when the labor has been protracted.
nothing terrible .iays in the abstrsct Even the
Union Safety Committee at Castle Garden win sg.se that
"a laugh But slavery is abstract question. If
We could get INTO an abstraction We should os perfectly
be slaves. But slavery existing fact fnas
many apoogsis the ground Of expsdiency We told
thar must wait little longer. presume they would
be wirg berae the slaves fifteen minutes before TIE
day Of judgment perhaps fifteen minutes aiter lLaugh
now. now sayithat ths question is not one Of .ex.
redency, which is not ali we'll under certain circum
talks oi subyer,pg the eternal law Of God by .ex
psoiepcy % The only question is is the slave MANI He
has all the feelings faculties ana perceptions OF oIehe
into the dust of expedencyl (Applauss) What is the
difficulty in the way Of eeratng tlavss at once? We
shall fId it ess difficult t. free slaves than to kdnap
them We should fno it more profitable too. Give the
slaves motive work and they win do twice much
there may be some where estates have run out
it owing TO the psopietors themselves not the slaves
II is wonderful now well free labor has succeeded there
considering The tremendous efforts made 20 break 1t
dovn. ] say confdentaily that the freedom OF the
slaves would be tie enrchpg of tine South. Again
1t Is said that IL irritate the South this
subject shall lose trade. 10 other words 1t is the
bread and butter argument. Qaoshter) We would as
God the devil If got bread
srd butter. But ray IL is matter whether have
any thing in pockets not, must become honest
spiritual welfare God will cheer you ia this work. God
will put America at the head of the nations If she hark
did not protect us in doing right, lie always
pros pered the nations that served him. We are
1SS that in the wss indies the plan od Of a
it has not failed it has succeeded better than
n e 70 M 1ree hsa
retrogrsded and they will ultimately possess the whole
ilapd The gospel is dispensed, common schools have
risen every side and the planters themselves have
resolved In public meetings that they rejoice in emanc
patton ard hope Cuba Brazil and the United States viii
do likevhe. Truly, we have cause to rejoice have
lately received cheering words from the ocean,
and lave the pleasure to read to letter roa Joseph
Nazari well known for hs efforts for liberty in Europe
(ApplauLe The letter is written to Mazzni's friend
Nv IL. Ashurst) at Liverpool just about to sail for
America, and Is as folo1s:--
my Deer Friend-You go TO the United States; you
will zee Lncretia Mott Garrison and others who like
them. engaged in the noble task of promoting the
abolition OF slavery throoghout Auerc, Wll
| tell them how much do sympsthisc with their
sim. ard erortsa Tneirs is noble task
let them pursue it, old Goethe sad without haste
ard Without Ies.o with calsness ard constancy be-
hts a noble cau.e-with element love towards men,
end unloading adhesion to priocipes as pefts noble
souls and let them be blessed for all they viii a.hieve
purpose by all time, worshippers OF God aud liberty
get that what shes their struggle sacred is, that
they fight rot Tor an interest but for priacipiethas
stamped with the image of God, aud blessed
viva aspiration towards an ideal Of truth aud
eossnes; that while slavery IL sin In the eyes Of
God end ought TO be in the eyes of man. much ne
gro slavery and that whilst deeply and opony sym
psibise with al efforts tending to the emancipation OF
tne latter, theg ougbt o deeply ana openy symPathae
with us, engaged as are, in periIous and equally
scrtd struggle fer l,ems paon Of those millions Of
white Italian and akr slaves, whose voice would be a
powerul protest Dor Of abohtionism, they not
deprived of liberty free uttorance Of their thoughts
right of associstDg seifeduceon and everything that
has been decreed by God Tor Tot them
think that the cnuseG for which struggle
and plead single not only in principle bat
tic means of success. Let them, Whenever circum-
stances allow W their voices in the defence OF oppressed
ra,ious in Europe ard help them. Our problem must
have universal solution, 1t will have none The
cane Of the Austrian corporal must fall together with the
whip Of the planter Leitber will We the sections
the regiments Of army. We may be entrusted By tho
circumstances under which. and the land In which,
live. with distinct operations but the banner
ought to spread all, and ought from time TO
time TO the ground Tell your friends
these thii gs and remind them that Europe free,
would not leave them alone in the struggle T1ony-
four nons of emaDcpated Italians would be twenty
four mlieps of sbotonists, lending support their
American broihers."