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

Gtddings ~ and Whist hs always sad-that the master
Mr. MmIEs.Misht net Mr.. Gddngs have been mia
IS Fosnm-I am only here to say what Mr.. Gddngs
said not to comment upon 1t.
DANIEL FOSTER continued hi. remarks, and quoted
literally from Giddings speeches, to prove that he
would put into the hands of the slave aud
help him to escape. Mr.. Gddngs is not right when
be saws that the shall restrict his duties
But because he is not right, shau cast hico
sltogebers Because the free soil party does do
all II should do should have credit for what they
DO ana no thanks for the sacrifices they makes We all
desire the freedom Of the slave; the CARR onans the
Gsrr Smith and the freesoilersand lot oil work
together Mr.. Garrison went to the Hale dinner, and
there mingled With such men Casius VI. Clay; but
his nc.yoiing doctrine impracticlSs This was
the Laerator made aot slavery voters than any
body else. Qiear, hear) The common. sense OF the
fh of then go to the polls Applause There was
apeudce among the free pliers here against the Anti
Slavery Society," and they would become powerful
until they overcome this pref udce.
| Mr.. BurFuM from the Committee on Finance. an
Dounced that this commit had not con,laded their
work in the morning, and that they would now again
commence their colsc lions among the audience.
snAs Lssos appeared on the platform; with his
unique figure, white dress, and long gray beard.
Mr.. GARRISON read the resolutions which he had in
troduced in the morning as follows =:
III tic TIA, is ssy
the recognition Of the .si evident truth That man
aid sar
'Ss'ss
%s. s r. 1se 10 III ss
mentality for the peaceful Abe Of slavery t. the
and hearts Of people follows that long 40 the soc
ground for all thOse who claim be anxious for the
throw Of the slave and sion from II an ndica
meet the responsibilities and the duties Of the
Resolved That who consents to stand the anti
be-
ssy II he occupy high feponssS station na: right to
into plead m s 10 snd
| buked If found wan ing.
If the y a sSt s s ay % ns
lest there be any compromise Of bis rights and TO sdm9nis
iieton from the strict line anti slavery prnspa
10 be-
scuy in the and unable to vndcatc his position
Mr. GARRISON supported these buttons in of his
speeches II there was to be union With
the free soil party the basis Of such union must be that
expressed In the first resolution Women must be ad-
mted to the union, and admitted equal terms. (Ths
appeared delighted at this and smiled gracously
the speaker Then there must be free speecheyery
body must what they like, and must be listened to-
Every body be free speak but the free soil party
dont give that priviege-they won't give US their
Mr.. W. A WHITE in his seat)--Can you tell me an in
stance where was ever excluded from free soil
| Mr. EnIEN-Yes, was. QAughter)
ABBY FoisoN-So was (Renewed laughter and ap-
Mr. GARRISON asked Mr.. White If he ever invited any Of
the old liz to attend free soil meetingY
Mr. WmrE-I don't know that have but invite you
to to the next free soil State Convention and make
Mr.. GAKksoN-Have you authority to give out such an
Mr.. wmrE-The last call read for all persons who
opposed to slavery. you are one Of those you were
! Mr.. GARmsoS-I shall always be reaIy to meet such
invitations half way Ee went ct length to praise tho
hit s s wss %s
Parker Pillsbury, Of n A., rose and came forward,
and at the same time Mr.. Abigail Folsom came
ard Mrs. Folsom made speech She said that Mr.. Gar
1son had stated that the Society was free
| Was not money requisite for membership
Mr. QUINCY lin the chair)-Yes.
Well then said Abby don't think it right and the
same opinion, II am not mistaken (Cries Of so it. Xb
by believe with solomon that the inordinate love Of
hs
(Cries Of "good, give it to EN- Abb,'D Why don't you
docking at say 70 :. that hat Ws and thirst
good Abby Kelley Foster if she has got money and
haven't arys Abby sat down amid tumultuous ap-
PARKER PnnBuRY now came forward, and was received
with mingled Kisses and applause Without crcumlocu
that the compromises Of 1920 and 1866 were of
which united the North and the South. (Hisses.) He
said al,o that Franklin Pierce John p Hale and Win
ih Ss a seHS thes Of leeans
bound and burning at thcr feet To be offered at the
ane op burned. az snoSe 10
be thrown in. He could not the differences between
the three platforms 1t is of little consequesoe where
Pierce was--it is Of consequence where ecott
was, "a laugb) and not much where hale was -
Mr. Hale made only three published pamphlet speeches
It'll Of March speech. which will be forgotten.
lLoue ard long confirmed aptlause) Wien he (pills-
roy We bsr rIrvch win forgotten d. they
remember Alexander ropes liDe?-
SEE Cromwell da nned TO everlasting fame =
(Hifses grosns laughter aud appsuse) He proceeded
quote from Halss speech to show that the New H.mp
body here wished that Wendell Phillips might be
sit with Sumner in the United States senate May God
% from ps We have Ha 70,
he had been poiled before" isses, and three cheers
| for Everett)
Mr. MEI1ES lin his se.D-I want to ssk q question.
Mr. QUINCY from the air)-sit down, Mr. Mellen.
Mr. AEIlKs--I won't sit down. Cheers, and cries Of
Mr. PnIsBURY proceeded in his argument to show that
Hale and Sumner might 90 good to the out Of
brought up example, but he exception We
retarded by the clergy but the entire church
mace up Of Harry Ward Bsechers. We should have
for the slaves letters would be stricken Oft (AppAuse
Giddipgs could carry any district in Massachusetts,
to outt him fIom Consress, but everything
unsuccessful On the last election Horace Greeley was
unseat Giddings Every man in his district knows his
faceevery woman in his district knows his face, "a
huph) and almost every child, too This is because he
works Your Massachusetts, free sellers don't work.
speaser quoted from obituary notice Of Webster
N the so',Gn Gsnn,om1a Gree .s organ Inc OK
received with applsusel
Mr.. QUINCY (from the Chair. THE audience should
member that is hardly decent TO receive the
ment of any mans death with applaue-even though
| is Daniel Webster. (Hisses)
Mr. PnlsBURY went to say that such articles did not
secure success to party Giddipgs tes the truth and
goes TO Congress. The Commonwealth tells lies and
its eanddatesf He cosed his speech by announcing
that gentleman, Row in the hall, had offered to give
81 Geo to further the hrs of agents in the West and
body else. and apparently perfectly happy doing
Mr.. GARRISON in reduced 'colored brother" In the
person OF huge negro named Jacob Mitchell who pro-
ceeeed to make very funny speech He said he had beea
slave, wss osned BY ap Euglsbman, when he died, by
lady, and iraly bought his freedom; he went sork
to get his family out Of bondage "He thrown
| uIon Boston, he said. Il feel the paugs Of
| prowliDg through my system, but my heart loves
| the anti slavery don't want to marry your
daughters (laughter) don't want TO be your lawyer
daughter and aJpause from tia g,eries) don't wait
SIT in your parlors but want the Lord to open your
hearts, 80 may all give twenty Ave ceats apiece
to get my wife and children ont Of bondage the Lord
may say to you wel done good and faithful servant"