The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

dom = every chine. William Jay, . prominent ana
active member Of ths society, has been de-
tanned ~ home In order TO attend meeting Of peace
society have received encouraging letters from our
friends In various parts of the world from every district
Of the United States and from the sand.ich l.l.nds
The Rev Mr. Greene has remited four hundred dollars
10 be appropriated prize for the best upon the
subject of American slavery. 1t collected in two
churches In short time. The people In the sand
wich Islands communicate TO that they will remit
thousand dollars TO be applied for the extnc
ton Of slavery and say that they are surprised at the
amount Of hes,heDism which exists In America; and
are assured that they will send missionaries from
the sancwich Isnds to combat this heathenism upon
ty. applause
here the dropsicsl was much affected the little
black child oked glad at hearing of the money and
the girl IN lilac blusbed at her unrefectng bsrbarism
The Rev. DR.. PENNINGTON (black) sad Sir having
heard mention Of the Of deceased
member, DIR. Canova, deem 1t my duty to say o few
words regarding him. The doctor eminent profes
in the College of Heidelberg and had the honor and
pleasure OF his scquantance. met him at the great
Peace Cor gress in Paris met him in Brussels In the
year of $780, and again at the Peace Convention held in
London He q of the largest Catholic affections
towards the slave, and shall forget the avidity
with which bs great mind the subject Of Amo-
rcan slavery, explained its horrors him in Paris
When met him again IL was oil frsth in his mind.
When l met him ip Brushells had the benefit Of his
priceless advocacy Of the Of the slave that
there However, determined to agitate cause we
did agtate 1t in Belgium, and tell you, with effect
thy slave did NOT exist on the ether side q the Atlantic
and it is with deep regret that hear his
toned in the list Of the deceased members (Sighs)
Little black girl almost cried, dropsical rocked
to and fro and the widow soaced herself In huggng her
weeds closer. and thinking Of her domestic gisfI
Mr.. L. TAPPAN (white) moved vote of thanks to Mr..
Abbott for bis services musician in the Chinese Az
sembiy Rooms, at previous meeting Resolution
adopted
There was man present with brass pandean pines
upon his breast Dropsicsi reused herself il
in expectation Of "Old AuAt Sally" The did net
Mr. TAPrAN (whte) would move q resolution of sym
psthy with the family and reytives of the late Doctor
Rev. DR.. PESsneroN (colored HE was u bachelor
and he had no family, of course.
Dir. TArrAS, (whte. HE had friends and relatives,
am sure and such resolution addressed TO them from
such body as ths must be agreeable. The resolution
was passed, and recorded upon the minutes.
1.-THE widow, the girl in lilac, and tho quadroon girl,
seemed to wsndet at the hathrsan ideas of the late
doctor The little black girl and dopsioal appear
ed Indifferent from the youth Of the one and the indri
Mr. TAprAN (white) would relate the case Of oler-
gynan In far off State, who was asked by rich
members Of his congregation to dast from his advocacy
Of anti slavery principles c replied that he could not
do So that il ths congregation insisted upon his doing
So he would resign his pastoral chargeit worth
thousand dollars year-and travel as eolporteur to
exc cut subsistence for himself and family, His
church be would give up, the anti slavery
Cheers) Well some four or FIVE members of his congre
tiOrvery rich nerwithdrew from his clerical charge;
but he sustained by the majority in his living. II
clergymen acted in this manner, they would show by
Ee 6ruress that they sincere and the numerical
force ofn.e people would be ranged, in the end,
upon their side ! have now to allude. to
the case Of Man who has Just arrived from
Cincinnati in order TO recover If possible his child who
was kidnapped ut two Thousand miles distance from
lrosyery press has taken strong ground in denying
the fac. Of the kidnapping but the father Of the infant
vii show you the taisity Of their objections Cheers
the civil action Kidnapping win DO tried, and the
criminal bearings of 1t will be investigated in the Police
Court before Justice Stewart The father who has arrived
after the receipt Of Geographic message forwarded
to him him BY THIS papers from
Judge Duer has told himself that he really under
s cd the fully he would not have granted the writ
the Criminal Court for the State prison offence of kid
mapping. Mrs. Rose Porter told that she was woman
ais T.rr es will now b. good enough
to attend to the statement Of M Charles Trainor.
Mr. G. lrsinos tai thin curly beaded gentssl
ward, and receives with much applause He carried
a)arge portfolio under his arm, and appeared de-
his right to the heritage of two suits at law.
Mr.. TRArNoR--Mr President, ladies and conference.-the
mS1er o. the child Rose was born n slavery and
She went from Mobile Gala 10 California time SINCE
leaving the child behind her am its father and immed
asey to the Rose Porter and offered her four
hundred dollars for the child but she would give to
me: This woman, Rose Porter came from Cincinnati to
with the money, but could not prevail upon her to give
my child. The child which wish to remove from
her - my flesh and blood She denies that was married
10 the mother OF IT, Inc laws Of Alabama DC not per
mt persons OF coor 70 get married IN any legal form
put Know my heart tells me ana Goo Knows that We
were legally married In his sight and before him cloud
applause tne Mdies expressing decided appreciation Of
me new mn.rmonia ceremony whcn set at nausht tnt
laws o. Aapama :,
Mr.. TarrN (white) said have spoken, q ! men
uoneu 70 you peiofe WIN ,is mrs. rorseI OF cooper
mn sne says ina' .ho cnnd aoes 40. 0eiong 70 mr.
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