New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

= Sn .V,s = h;eS,ion for years bl. 10. the gno
raace which the Ransn Catholic religion naa sep n a
IN Neither could slavery exis; Il we allowed ule 49,
nl,ced he Inisn as shield over this rene Q. on
bsri,in slavery Is question Of debtor anu -
and must be attacked by tho same ,. S",'' once
,;on I have No wish except 10 pronotncv 49,
-, /, tho CIV of New.YOrk the words when AZ ouI
motto When the South shall have enriched iessI y '
recession Of Cuba and Mexico, when sue mas sls.
stropr she can 20 alone, the proposition N " e9' 80
L. bnt Il i idle 10 talk vi peace with me sitHe
newer IL IS well known - every tainAos N;'u' :. IL
Administration viii not 90 out OF office before Jug ss 80.
ss an oa over the Capital Of Mexico Snd 'aa Cuos
Ill h. annexed within period Of seven years lhete =
pether principle nor piciy TO proven. y = 80 ,bs-s
lately tod me that Oh was arranged Sn1 =, -,
vas The Marty Of the North referred MN - - -.
S-;r Moses Rogers and Dr. Dewey, who WAS SaI gus -
become rid OF his mother. Niagied eneefs an us al
Fer once have the audience AL WIN me. So TStag
Ma uling me and some are Kissing Or Dewey tIsug,i
and reu ewed applause Suppose the happy ,ea sHo
take place that Kentucky seeded, ana an w So;
followed. ven w0ud then have slavery -, 80
south and Ike the Drtchmsns eOat WIN vi
tsken eff the collar would be added 20 the SNt' sa
that's 10 be your emancipation. lhSi IS inc Wy -
feudal institutions went down in France ana t'slny
where the pu was bedeviled into the service OF 'ne -
The abolition If the fsudsl state was sceomPshe III s
land by Oliver Cromwell, by one SINGLE ACT OF 10 "a
mind was equal to sll emergencies IL we weua su.S
We must look on the shades OF liampden cyohey' ~
Convei whose principles were implanted on our SHORES
nv the Puritan Fathers in the Mayhower our sys'es
10 break il up pecemeal bat we must get rd OF tue
enees Of the c ,untng house ana OF selNhS F',,
want uewspapors capable OF making PreSdenIS- A. = W. W.
Lpovh thar The Herald As law Il is libel TO say tns .s
is land of law, when each party CONSTITUTES the law !"
ssK would ain allow il TO be possible to make l'Ahlol
Webster an honest man. God gives US great ineu
we sacrifice them 10 sOrdd interests. 49,
the union In other countries they can LOOK 20 1ne n
ory of great men with pleas ire and charitaoy ven me-
le failngs bat the temptations to when ours sg eN
posed make the counterpart so tlgrant than we o9y e
without tears Cries Of Except John jay Now, y91
90 back TO tie Revolutionary period when our Wor r
80 young ard Won find years have chilled the
fprit of that time and our great men arc noe IT,
prcachable as then. Our American abroad Is now
a constant apology he is obliged eonunuAuy 70
snocgre for his Christianity and his Repuohoansm'
hsses Il easy hiss at this here in the CITY OF New
York but il hard to meet it in the streets Q. nope
When was there myself German called upon me oue
morning had The Boston LiJeGt0r nmy table ne zoos
II ND and read notice OF q yendue slave aucu N ne
threw it down with disgust and asked How Is posslo
that in your country YOU have slaves was gIeN
dsspp6inment to me- for had been reading one OF NN
p Niss entertaining papers in which he sad th@t oeI
man always looked into an Americans eye As YER "a
orb Of inspiration. But The Boston Lt0efa0T was ue o
orb of inspiration that had 10 show to any German ireuo
Even the Tory politicians in England regard IN the same
Fight and Daniel QC0nnel did not shake hands win an
ameiaan mill he knew from what State he hailed, and
even American Dvnes, when on the other SIDE Touha new
specaces with which TO peruse the New iestelh. NV,
lie SAVIOR OF American Christianity stnNs IN tae
nostrs OF every English christian. l. woulu n NV.
acknowledge a country where | can't SPEAK my
own convictions or cannot enjoy the luxury Oh speaking
well even ofibe dead Its apriyate disgrace ana nlly 70
qerx IL L
Court 10 enter Faneui Hall In my own city and denounce
ne and All the me on this platform and taen go nome 10
hide a 6yore slave. lsay II Is MANY ana YET NOW V'u
they at home advance such principles II sc coI9 oo'
ont the color OF the savecOud change the name OF Save
~ and call any thing else-piacy adultery or rooOery
then we should realize It's enormlty but Wo sansy our
minds and become accustomed to u through lne Pfeuoe
of a hated color would break up THIS NNiOhh On,Ou'
and remove the temptation rom the ppt and ms counting
house Kisses We are merely in the position OF an OK
hibOn ticket holder we show you man Wnoui y0uu
aazfar we
yny or an American Statesman That they are so NOT
our fault once read Statute of South Carolina passed
in l7AO against teaching negroes 10 assembly OF South
erners and they Kissed me Laughter II slavery y
monster, is not the fault OF the Anti slavery s9O'c
ty. ! give this proposition. Given Wallst I S
liittee and Gardiner Spring preaching To them' no"
long will Il take you from such party 10
make a school of men disinterested as tue WE'VE
Apostles There was little book puoshed cAiied DacA
Jacob" Many years a.ferward Il found rs waytO me
South and in South CarOna il burned, and the priest
who bad s ued did not say that that book was pn0hshed
twenty years ago and We are glad that has found y,
and hope il viii sink into your hearts But was puDhshed
twenty years ago without any intention OF finding you ana
II you will send the others back. we viii burn them and
never print any more That's your religion hiss it, oil
coursc will not detain the meeting any longer but move
The resolution, which viii do now, rather than at first
III ib.
unconditional emancipation the soil aud re affirm our Goa
se,on that there no hope sg1s ms Except ~ ae
CON min gled with hisses) $3.50
NJ he conclusion Of the speech Abby Kelly arose in
front OF the platform and observed that she had not IN ten
years, heard a which contained 80 much Bible
truth
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER then came forward in re
py to repeated calls aud said he had resolved not 10 say
any fling at this meeting but il thing TO resolve
TO ret ND n the morning and another thing 20 do t. Aud
was one thing resolve TO be silent and another thing to
restrain the tongue He felt emotion OF gadness IN
such a meeting with common object, though they
might differ about the means. They at least agreed that
Slavery accursed abonnaton against Chsuaniy'
but be could not agree with bis friend Mr Phillips though
he was always charmed hear him speak and he found
much easier to dissent from his arguments than to answer
them Applause lie has feeling that will not let him
come on hat ground lie has perhaps more hopstaness
than be- and would propose 20 himself country not Tor
having this dark plague spot lie pfopo5eda country
not less than from lake 10 lake and little more aud from
ocean 10 ocean, that will boast OF having Freedom not for
The sake OF making slaves, but reenen. Cheers lie
was ashamed that slavery should nave peen inu9oueee
not htroJuced or ever, nat nave no cOntio,,
should have sprang up with the raphity oil fungus ana
The strength of an oak II he lad the choice he would cut
The country In two for half would be better than moth
ing but hshoped nay by his faith Christ he believed that
w should not b. always syehotng country and 80 aifee
country We; undivided lie had faith tnat IN time this may
he e0ect The power would he found in Christianity 30 rid
de the system slavery Wa i wrong in him 10 say ii he
had the coice whether Slavery should lie abolished ia 80
years not 10y Christianity bot 20 the shame Of ChrisiAty
By self interest IS years by the means OF Christianity
that h. would prefer it 10 hDger > years longer tn SVd
should be- honOTed and in IL Destruction
Whoever could argue tiy Christianity was not N favor Of
beryi Whit Christianity but liberty II ~-5 not
IN favor Il was liberty itself Chri.iiDity had been
5amed BY mi.nierpretatou but would not always be 80
Children woui stand that platform and thank the power
Of God which through the cross hi Cbrtla dons what
could not be done by mammon
coming forward, loudly cheered. He ssd vii not
cetzn you than very Jew minutes a. thu stage 9th
proceedings experience great pleasure IA a2pe.rng Oe'
lore ~ audience the City OF New ork az the Annyer-
ssry Of Ire American Anti Slavery Society rJ1ee ttt
il has se4n taken place among tie Anniv o. ts
month regard = as an earnest OF our iui-ie illP'