The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

shopc have said above that Mr. Wrghts resolutions
that they ought pass will be that the speak
did pay much attention to the question but took
q ''rovipg commission"
SECOND DAY.
Boston, May g. 1853.
The Convention assembled in the Melodeon again this
morning at 10 O'Clock Notwithstanding tie severe RAIN
the attendance very large, and the sisters mustered
in the hall They are interested in it, as they are vel
that srme ten thousand votes at the next fall
election depend upon the result OF this discussion and this
Convention Mr. WIights resolutions If adopted, will
Leep all the Garropians away from the polls.
FRANCES JACKSON called the Convention to order.
Rev. Mr. Foss Baptist clergyman Of Mar chester, n
H.. was the next speaker. Mr.. Foss Is stout. jolly
looking gentleman looking like Goldsmiths village pastor,
but thei the smile ends He was very bitter against the
said his mind had been severely worked on the
question: b.fore he got converted to anti slavery
he said. cried sta boy" when the blOodhounds
the track Of Deacon Howard, eolored man. deacon in
preaching in favor Of the Fugitive Slave act. He
also referred to the Rev Dr. Fuller formerly of Beaufort
$; G., now Of Baltimore Who he said, owned eighty
covered with inndety DR.. Fuller Was only man thief
he did not sprinkle btbes-he only stole them. DR..
Sharp however, invited This man to his pulpit and ad'
ttsd him to all the privileges Of his church So did Rev.
Baron Stow Are not these responsible for his deeds?
Mr.. WRIGHT-Yss
Mr. Foss thought that these people opened their pull
pits to savehoders because they savehoders aud
mentioned the fact that Rev Jonathan Davis who said
TO hold slaves invited to pulpits where Dr. Brisbane
was excluded at Hamilton, in particular. And not
inf ely great talent than Davis. ors sat do.n)
vers-Ar. Chairman, desire the floor for moment.
JAcKsoE-Mr Wright has the floor.
NoIcE-Oply for a moment.
Foss-Whats your DameY
voIcE-Dr. G. c. Leach, of "a Essex street want to
say that what on said about Brisbane Is not true ZAP
psuse from the galeres heard him preAch in several
churches. (Applsute)
foes-I didn I say in Boston, said Hamilton.
ROston nd waxu not truA
Fossil think it was made Is an Interrogation think
a.ked if it was not SO.
don't know how many more MEASUREMENTS yop made
Heavy applausegalery getting excitedFoss bothsred
Abby Folsom down the middle aisle, and smiling
like May morning, took her seat
Mr. lEIH proceeded to defend toe Church and Rev. Dr.
Fuller who he said had taken ground with slave and
had become unpopular in Baltimore.
Mr.. WATKINS coored) in his sea. and said he had
ust come from Enltinore; be kne~ that Doctor FuleE
wouldn't allow colored people in his church.
Dir. Foes made few more remarks with the idea that
be 10 crush Leech, but he .sful lr.
Laech IL local Baptist preacher and an ab,htionist
EiERY c. WRIGHT tcok the platform, and several
old ladies commenced very co lily to take out their knit
tug work Whipple, the essayis., came in aud took
good ssat.
Mr.. WRIGHT commenced by saying that he was athe-
bee! ptoD any government, vhch sanctioned slavery II
CD ssrctionej slavery would put heel upon Him
laughter from TIE g,eries Yes would refuse to obey
sreh AGED would put such God upon the auction block
.Id ,eI BIN IKE oess.; Or. whgh. proseeaed
si.miy~hst he was traitor to any government that
sanctioned slavery he would spend his money and his life
TO oyerthrow such q God and such government. The
Gay past when should look TO attributes titles
He had respect for the 81 God in the mouth of
wasr sMvehoio'r or rume IN: xhole point Is,
hns any hmhn ocng Tue fgn Ay 90 TINS 70 any etner
human being ard kill him if he don't do s That's the
par, o. American slavery. Mr wright proceeded 10 ie
rate his old Arguments Oh this poBr, ana finally
down upon hale, Chase Gddipgs, al He wanted them
our Of ~aDtsd them 10 go out among the
peopn-ne wanted All tns iee oiers 20 40 So re closed
~ convention 70 " hes mus summer at
~ ~, - az so'eef7'y u 'ue p"Ais u ~ onion
NJ p,-v.M ~ 80 o,a, 800. - a., 40,
slavery Socetv sxaed b;o.sif Of t onnor,nn;t 20 in
NV ~. a'ceu LII. VI VOC oppyr'uni:y 10 m
,h ~ o"sers gu. more sspscaly agalos. M
.ne !, 81; no. rea or ; IN
oh 49, "a Io. seh, "a a. ~ 1911 49,; .as ~ pd
nrn u ~ - ahS 'ne patience anu good
MT Red iat jolly old former rose in his seat and
ne 49,. ;,h VIC h .e ,T; HUI suou,a NY
~ hsa p hnSrsd ~ LA ,h.; frn. 1 I;n p H.;
and Their time hv bnndred ~ doI,rs n1ah ,iv,
Ae uo an..d J.h 49, ~ 1921 w. passing
n,;se md n.se mo]iau - thai cae, y 0o'n'
~ 49, NV m%1 , mU,o IA ~ .h. e .n
MI ~ a.,h sad lnn' .ne mme nad now
,sda for ~, A, for 10 rnnor, ~ ,he .ae TO- h ~
xs.r persons ND nov pocoed ,hronh ,ho .S;
n co,ect ,rh.. ,;nt;nn. IL - GA ,hst th g.; 10
aY,iy,d during dcuss;on ,.bere Oh, roc vs. ttat
the ofcers Of the socetv had heen bsrveS 18th b.nS
q would have Good EJECT Nver 20. "I ,nn U vp
neces,arv 10 The cause a. at Iris t;me-never had
the,e b.ep IN mn, cb ~ ant; ola ve,y f..ln, . C;r.
ne The r,onev =, : a viii sand sasnts 5. ~
tend tbis sling MI p Rad great homes Of the sreo
n.,fv lie tboneht they would soon take ground s.t
The Constitution and IL they did SO from that moment
AxIy would totter on its throne He held up the ex-
aue Of Abby Kelly Foster who had spent her life her
N. b.y her voice. in the cause; cher physicians have
lsteh forbidden her from pubc .oeakinv and tad
tns Aiibful 10 initiate her good works
~ PUTNAM rose 10 contrsd dict one OF Mr. PhiIlips ex
but the people were getting hungry and also
tbevgbt him a great bore. They moved of Ia crowds
Mr. GARRrs ON offered a SERIES OF resol atoms which he
said onld be in the and then the
Convection adjourned for dinner
AFTERNOON srssroN
At three O'Clock Mr. JACKSON called tho Convention TO
order and stated that the question was s upon the rs
,oluticrs before the Convention
Mr. DANIEL FOSTER took The floor for the discussion OF
Mr. Wrights resolutions He ssid-I 20 for socisl aaita
tiou- aritaton every where would give INV vote for
apy true man to represent nv anti slavery ideas either in
the stse or national legislatures. Mr. Wright would