The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12

-,ss - v.s startled BY the loud cry Of hidnsppsrs
And her but instead Of stopping a. shs we Ss. ss
And one OF kdnsppers drew out his ps
al and fred the bali pierced through the brain d
OIL cbiId and the Of the mother. And lea ing
Mi babe ON the plains Of Indis.a that mother
Ssd for her ufe-dearsr 20 hsr thsn hbsrty-snd she
found it. thank God in Canada (Cheers). When the
nartes new that deeds being anty d'ns
NOT did they erect their platform, and not less ara
they rush TO the p0'is 70 Ya ~ S 1sn did s
and you look forward TO the future you si ~,
see that your children's children must iee sne,s
ebeeks tngng with shame At the rememoianes ~ .he
sesds heir fsthsrr have done The Wing party ua Tue
fams AID both parties, while such deee' we.e oolng
done were going and down through the country SOIL
sS,ir All except the women their sufrages While
the Ip>iticai parties dong tn. the shurcn was
also acting as their ally The Congregational minis.
e. nc, p the same month OF Juue 10 Massschu.
sett. and spread the table of communion and when
Msy nose the very msn Who came q delegate from
The south With his mantle CORY with the blood OF
sisy,s And no one put in protest against this. And
- Ned. Can such church be the church OF GodY
An they said oh We are inhdes " Bot we answer call
nadss Su but on ss ,r no. aUsp rom
one city and cannot find refuge in the other-we will
still find human ears TO hear u.s. and numsn hearts TO
vent up to the throne of God with million broken fet
in his hand the evidence of lie veil spent Let
be our efforts 10 do so likewise The close Of Miss
Stones address was nucbsa ppauded.J
The Chairman next introduce Mr.. WENDELL PHIL
uPs Of Boston who addressed the assembly as follows
Anti slavery Society concerned there is necessity
that should address this audsnce and think it almost
waste OF tine that should spread either facts or argu-
pents before intelligent American audience the
~ second year the Anti The motto Of
organ this city is Without coneealment-without
prOmise with great satisfaction Of the speech
q With which faithful friend Mr. Hale was received in
Boston, and yet it seems to me that the tone with which
that meeting addressed the American public should be
distinct from that with which should address it. They
full Of hope-we are not They call this glorious
Unon ana
Two aojectivss distinguish them from US. With them
the Union is glorouswith it is accursed With the
the character Of Washington is heroic; and with me
dare not thank God for giving him to Great Misses
Do you suppose that the brutal stakeholder could
have sustained slavery in this country till the year 1882
Do you suppose that progate priests could dragged
slavery behind the altar? No. She would have sunk
and shame we're il not that she hid herself behind
the great proportions Of Washngton's name. Kisses
became Americans dare not call things by their right
it is because like the great of the pre-
fu mist before the Unon-that idol which worship
that slavery st continues 1t is to away the veil
Our friends tell that the Union be preserved
is part of the sofia part Of the boodno TO be spoken
nerits-but 10 had Nero. bush was planted on
his tomb some months after his death-panted by
Roman to whom his life not unmitgated tyranny.
The pulpit, with only here and there an exception,
it speaks freely speaks itself out of its pulpit The
press that yss on the popular voice and rejects it,
bought the price Of martyrdom It is with PAIN
have asked the tenants Of country pupts to preach
me- :. the q the bread IF chdrsn
You send your delegates to the June Anniversaries of
Lcndon-hey win be Kissed there. Our religion is ever
butt There is American religion, distinct from
rot reprint an English BOOK .tsoat e.psfs. saa
enc having a drop Of black blood in his veins It's
glorious Union. Free speech Men walk about, and
shadow q Ss
bound to thnk it good establishment but wash
hands Of it. The only platform We stand is this:
African or Anglo Saxon, bond Of free. (Applause.)
The Fugitive Slave law in some has ceeded,
because has crushed in pupits the ris sense OF
anti slavery principles 1t is occasional or temporary
expsdient it is the foundation Of this Union
When picture the Italian we do 80 with his nne arts
fhe Greek is described with his and classic
and England comes to US in the Of Hampden and
Sydney and when the European either with his pencil
alave the side and the stakeholder and scourve
On the other Over the world there is other emblem
osct the picture Which Of the last seven Presidents
can you admire We have but book that have
speetabs newspaper and every conservative pulpit de-
eiares it . libel There is many man who weeps
over Uncle Tom and swears by the HEsAID. G.ugh-
that the govssns mind Of this countrs is not in the
pulpit in the editors chair-it is In the count
ing house We are commercial people, and that by the
nobility which the possession IT wealth creates. The
counting house is the real great Of the
We can say, with Periccs, we know how how to make
wilderness blossom with fertility Do these merchant
princes report progress on Uncle Toni Why they sell
goods or rather they sell their goods and throw their
principles in to swell the bargain. (Applause) We
but merely word We amid this Babel piety
in the May week and write your walls old
But what is slavery, and how supportedS Some men
think it is supported by the New Testament and the
Bible. Nonsense Dr. Spring viii pray quietly enough
The moment pro slavery becomes . losing question.
(His.es and applause Find me balance on the wrong
.de Of the ledger, and win show you that Of
doctors Of divinity viii find out that 0nesimus
slave. (LAughter.) 1t is cuty to show that the
Chistiasity which the Puritans left Christianity
which does yell its before hundred thousand
saveholders and two hundred millions dollars The
Rev Dr. Rogers, of our city, published sermon, in
which he told US it was our duty 70 obey the Fugitive
Slave law, right wrong and that In the first
Of Christianity they obeyed the laws Taus then you will
find according to Dr. Rogers that Divine Master and
law And this is the ecclesiastical learning of Rogers
Point me to the page Of history which such . fact
sss BY thirty thousand sIavehoders What keeps them
in slaveryf The Union does would turn the Southern
bankrupts out from the shelter of the national roof
But render it possible fer the South keep three
millions Of ignorant toAg slaves in the nineteenth
fury. Disunion would turn them out to pay their
debts and say that dsunon is the slaves best hope,
planting the cannon Of sslfnterest on us sss Now,
you may think that when talk of the Union being
curse We are talking faDaiicsm No, simply talk
ing commercial truth. Could England have kept Ireland
where IL not that her people kept in
ignorance by Csthoicty9 Slavery, nrenched in dollars
AID cents be attacked by the same and tools
Ysu may ridicule ideas as mad now but when the
South has grdsd the Gulf with slave seswhen she has
bought buled Cuba into the Union-when she thinks
she stand alone-then the proposition may
the other side You know that it is idle TO speak with
the slave interest you know there is neither public
opinion principle enough in the Union to oppose the
ansexaton Of Mexico and Cuba. met gentleman the
other day who asked me there was no spirit in New
England t. oppose this and told him Of DR.. Spring be-
ing afraid pray and Of Dr. Deway wanting to get rid Of
mis- mother. Applause and hisscs.) For once, have
The audience with me-ssme Of you are applaudng me
and the rest kissing DR.. Deway. Iaughter.) 1t il
sid that alayery win be gradually anuihlated-that
Kentucky will abolish slavery, and that other
States win follow its example: and, il this we're
So you win have slavery dying for GESTURES. Bot
it viii still be spreading southwark, and like the
Dutchmans coat, what viii be cut of The collar will
be appended to the tail Q-aughter) If we shall
abolish slavery 1t to the Ham pdens and the
Sydneys the Cromwells, and the of the MayAower
Your system is TO be gradual Yes and in the meantime
your counting houses viii be just servile the pupits
just imid, and the newspapers Just pro slavery
We live in land where newspapers make Presidents We
live In land where the HERALD makes the Law (Cheers
and laughter.) Now would fan make il possible for
Daniel Webster TO be an honest man. (Hisses) (God
gives great men, and take and sacri9ss
H. L.4~ ~.