New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

Wh'n Freeman'a sre.t -. known the whole comm
NY "'s moved One hun'reo men OF al partl-, sli ,
~" tr s'~n6rg ~ The place. such Ja1gs ,tsf,~f
| Judge w b, \. B Palmer Calvin Fl.t.ner D. AMI
usry cth@r such, signed M f,r h.il m TIE 10 o
80 m AZ "un' IN sold vas brought into Cpar. 20 b.
'+I'sii"d i'r N" p'~s"h~r tlinstpa Fr--msa
Cr"vec slave should not spD+ar or r a.. f,--d . In
s'y went The bsl va refused R-v Mr.. Eling,,l ~
D~o Z" agree 10 take @ny pc- sh0u h. p. possession
TN. but determined 20 IKE hun o. Missouri
Uhasr pr.ten-- thu. he feared r-,cus the H,-.l4l
Wa about 70 remove Freeman to Madison . The
hV- but hss c"n--b'rd {" leave h'm 10 4 AZ Ia a.
"I"h% on condition that Freeman pays o. day f,r 4
guarn 10 vat h yer hip, III
| We have some RoOt bat duh in N4w York who
nave oento hat 'hr-'i1n men and antilles
"E+psrAhon AUD sale under the system of slavery It's
$40 ~ ~ 70 represent slch Uncle Toms ssp.r.
| u j. hom h. fsrn'l. AID hi wife. slsnd-r
iet h're IS preacher Of the Gospel making Of grim
sg'" more th.n haf sthousznd mile. - find End arrest
member OF Christi IN Church. IN Free State ADD DR. a,
I'm INTO slavery H. fnd- him se,rrd DOM IN A hons
"Lh his Own industry has secured <h WIZ ADD three
chhoien u.eiu. AID greatly respected citizen. Ole
"Go'' thihs u@ man win particle IT humanity even
freeman ne biz slave upon seeing such facts
W Di1 refuse 10 br-k up aud d-,r4te family and by1
NJ prospects OF man and fellow Christian But 80 deep
he' hs 'ei"" ar 'hk Of the spirit Of patriotism tn 4 he
determines 20 mako the mischief Bonds and security
were 'h'rtd hun the mot ample, for any pncs that he
might d,mabd, IN Freeman should BE- proyed hi.
slave. He refused everything He demanded the NJ
sha hat he would remove hin to Slave STATE
that can read such state NJ fact. md -. H.,
bis heart rising with ndigBaon against tbi. sconndr.
oush' I" regard himself a. having sibned away
And yet, Is this man any worse than the lay anov,I
ias ne cone any hing Illegal This Amere an p-nDe bsv.
S"s within which men may violate every sentiment of hu
mainly smother every breath Of ChT-tsby rho
teeiDgs Of whole community, crush an inoocenf 81
helpless family, reduces citizen OF uty-r.e rssnec, 80
WNtG httgry TO the level of brute, carry bin to the
rfsIhbI+ sell hun forever away from ns church nj. cbl
or ana wife all this may b. done without violating the
ss ct ihe lAnd-nay Jy the laws and under the direction
Of magistrates
Ano ds.dening has been the influence If .Isva, n
The public mind, that religion. teachers and reinn. sd,
tors Will not lind single t, say again, tbi- utt-r
Of TINS r1ccrahl4 traffic ''
MEANWHILE thst same God who permits the exis:enoe Of
faaLiuas scorpions aud other Od0us v-rmn suffers .lso
r~ exs'eDce OF such az this Rev Mr. Einynn
~ my serve e""n PURPOSE 10 Guessing, tim d. shun
age 10 exhibit before the how a vii.in nan
may he ard yet Keep within the pale of the within the
ptrHssloIs of the church and within The requirements o
the Christian ministry To crush the human heart IL al
up hviDg household to take family into one hands
ALo crush II IRE cluster OF Rr thu is 4b L.
gal and Christian, IN the estimation of cot, N
patriotic Christians, who regard ag as gre4r than r,
nee me n"n - more important than public virtue aud
practical Christianity.
such Law iha viii IN permits these scenes will de
su"t me conscience aud humanity Of the cOmmu1iry or
De rsel de'ir'ytd by them people that have learned
:" SEQ snch sights uim"ved FROM the level of
IL mans whose anus nens we're in blood and death of
hessts AND gladlat"rs
A. long smoo'h prophets down the public con
sc"nct, and obsequous editors themselves worthy
TO bind up the sandals Of savage laws whose every st41
perpeirates as many crimes as man commit against
long need gonder that there ire sneb mon
scrs rs this Eli gton rud ont minister Of tne ,ios.
Ie 10 the shane of every honest that wears the same
clCh and preaching the Gospel like volcano tbrouyh
whose bas- II me the fires OF perdtlOD.
II will not forever be thus There is An unperve-ei
heart There is Judge shove corruption there ara
law neither framed in deceit red-nouhed with the
blc0c of The Innocent. We turn 70 that great rstrt
guardian OF the supreme and Universal law bene ath l.
The miserable bidding ensctments OF paltry politicians and
mou~lIg merchants gross aud rIthered leaves bs
nt attn The noughs OF the cedars of Lebin0n Has not the
,hame of our nakcdness appeared long enough! How
lurg shall this land stand before the world Ike d~unken
loosely e1hibing her hidsous Cd arms viii IN non
cal behold without shs ne and disgust Independent.