The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

- Ant-slavsry Lectures.
THEODORE PARKm ON TIE NBBRAsKA ouHBYroN.
Theodore Parker Of Boston, delivered the ninth lecture
Of the course before the New York Anti Slavery Society,
at tbs rsssrnasIs Brssdwsy last svsass rhs subject
was the "Nssraska- Kansas question:" BE eommsaosd
By saying that he had been ssvsn hours IN the and
must therefore apologize for any dsaos.sss in sIosuoa
he commenced hs discourse By historical review Of the
general progrss and ideas In America and this progress
he said entirely owing 70 the Asslo sAxoa iuPortA
dos. he thsn skstehsd tie progress Of the 70
voluton, And said that - the New Esglaudss
got up ehsrshss and sehoohousss and prstng presses
the virginians bunt slave pens. The same day that
the AayaowU landed . church ct Plymouth =
Dutch trading Schooner landed twenty Africans at James
town. TO b sold into slavery, for themselves and their
heirs forever and Of the best blood In Virginia
In their vsas The South and North agreed In the
Declaration bat the South took 10 change it, spirit
In the constitutions. Since the Revelation money has
naugurAtsd the great power In this eounry-n
the American church, Il God The peculiar sins Of the
rch are never preached against By any who values
his rsputatios. I'm everything money Il power The
decimal dot Of the whg party the dollar and Us motto
should b. ''Aoasy got." EvsrytAisg bows 70 money
that to nothing The only ehssk % them ID the majority
whish has party-ths democratic This Il the party
that desires 70 gst money II d led BY me. who
The party worsAips the majority the Oatho
lc worshps wafer, the Protestant the able the
s.d =. S..c.r. don car" VIE votes 4 the
Al the South both powers oosesos and any VINO de-
sres to get any Of the great oess Consulate two
out OF the three powersthe msnsy power the GRITTY
power, CT the slave power; and he can gain t~o Of
them. his fortune u made Mr.. Parker then said he
outien We have gained two eat Victories over the
slave ordpanos Of l7s7 and the abolition OF
has gained nrss the Inauguration Of slavery into
the constitution ssccnd the givisg Of the slave
free territory he should b delivered Then ksa sassy
.ss admitted ~ new slave Territory, then rsasssss
then AAbAmA-Au slave Sestes made ont Of old
ritory Then Louisiana wss admittsd . slave S.ats-
tho 6rst state made Of TERRITORIES acquired after
mise and the south wasted slavery then 70 sxssi % 40
degrees NORTH but the North rsfussd asd slavery
limited 70 70 80. Tssn came Arka.ss. - slave stats
previous government, and slavery was extended over
three hundred thousand square miles Of territory Then
1880 with the fugitive slave law the sxsason savsry
into Utah aad Asxoonvs hundred thousand squire miles
Of territory sinos the adoption Of the constitution slavery
has been extended OF million Of squss
mile whore did not exist In 17Ss The slave power
proceed, 70 t:ss ~ other step a: for = h: G .rss
slave Is held BY missionary from Boston, Il not only
the ease that slavery does not exist there bat II pro
posed to sstabsh where fathers DECLARED thirty
three years ago. that 1t should not exist Mr. Parker then
gave geographical sketch OF Nebraska, ma tar on
which the HnAID readers we'll informed The slave
power desires that slavery should exist in NsbrAsk
that she may check the progrm Of the North The
~, the Of tn: hates .s the
South /. more dangerous rivsi-m.snsr and re dis.
to buy the Northsrn products and O. ali the North raises
for sale thing Ia most mportsnt-po inf usnoe
the Pseiao and they think this f.yorsbs oppstusity
There no free soil party with any political innusnos.
ne ~nE IS. i Nos ns nav. met on n. plat
Mr. Parker honorsd the manliness the SouhsIn poliu
clans IN defending their peculiar ideas he could mol
southern politicians eaving In" but you may
your nsgsrs the o, the Northsnsrs Who not
God, II certainly cannot be expected 70 regard the
compromises or the laws Of the land Then thore
the Catholic prisst MAKES God. he takes dough ana
aaya Bs thou God and il worshippsd So the south
takes piecs Of dough and makes 4 PRECEDENT There 10
baking. Mr. Douglas piece q this dough, sad he has
made his bid. He 10 bar room politioiaa On . large
Ike many other proir emit politioians Erstt Webster
Pierce and Ca. sprung fron the poorer Glass in New
enemies NJ Ps2os Sior. his el.o;iop spose IL n.
ali h. ,oud 70 prevent the sxs.ssoa OF 80 did Morris
sp.assr drew parallel between the Northern s.ass and
the slave states, and aid II decided whih
morals there Wa, he aid, question importsot
This. II the South should gain the victory they win not
stop here but will 80 spreading Its p-cuisr ideas
slavery and freedom cannot exist IN the land II
the South ges Nebraska she will want Cuba New Mexico
Hsyh Porto Rico, and the Sandwich lslsnds; and tbs
speaker had doubt that the Apglo Saxon
ell eventually get the whole sonusnt Then the South
viii desire the establishment Of the trade All
this within the bounds Of possibility The speaker
elotsd with lament what he called the decline Of
the Northern spirit The lecture sssed BY about
two thousand persons-one third Some Of tho
strong alusions received with hisses and applause
Coronsra' Inqussts.
fyKRIBL1 CASE or INYANrI0ID1-CHILD KILLED
by sHARvArION.
Coroner Hilton yests day held inquest ct the Eighth
ward police station house. the body Of female child
about three months old ahose death By the
neglect Of IT. pars. some other psrson ana starvs
ton
Rene Durysa, sworn, said-r reside ct SAL Greenwich
street about Tx O'Clock Saturday evening last
down in the lower hail. saying that there was baby in
basAst standing In said hail. vent down stairs whsn on
examining common hAskst found the deceased fense
child in It, II alive and wrapped mp In piece OF an
old shrt; there were marks httsrs the shirt;
there alo some stra under the child enclosed In
piece Of common muslin; besides this the deceased was
dressed In piece Of old flannel whish had the apSsa,-
Of having bssn female undersArt; over this vas
pscs OF ole musln the body OF old shirt ever this
was piece Of dark common Calico this NTH coEmos
white lace cap oomposed her dress seemed comfort
ably warm and EVIDENTLY had not been taere bat Q
few mrutes; after taAirg 1t up It vonitsd, and
thought perceived smell Of opium did NOT ~ Il
vomit but once; II seemed 70 b atupidsd took
IL to ny room and held II my lap Tor soms time
lady present said she thopgAt seemed eonvalssd the
police was sent for and took It away.
Mary Jene bogArt, sworn sAid-I resi1N the house