New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
SKETCHES OF LECTURES
TIE DESTINED PREVALENCE OF NORTHERN
IDEAS.

The above lecture one Of the AntSlavery Course was
delivered last evening the Tabernace to Numerous ana
attentive audience The lecturer spoke in subtlnce as TO-
lows
Tie Germans have proverb, Let the devil have hold
of hair and be viii get the whole head ms can Dc
well applied 10 OF institutions say ours because
Savery as exists under the Constitution to which We sub
sc,be i so far our act The number Of slaves at the
time when the trainers of the Constitution gave the system
tvepv wears 10 die out little more than three quarters OF
;ion This was the hair left in he devils clutch there
was no need Of supply from abroad in fifty years the
number Of Slave States than doubled and there 10
three times the number of slaves Thus the deVn mas o'
seson Of the whole head and heart The one con
handing interest smon Us is the slave power vi ITS
alpredomnance need not speak az that has been
N o1rosed in former lecture. OF rs detr mem 10 'le
morality tie love Of liberty which should DC INC com
mandng idea Of the Northern mind what Iisleall us
di,cosrrCs are made in the argun nts USED
his land such as that the slaves are better on man zee
Northern leborers. What ii they were BslWe-h 'Ae
inr feInan and the fat slave there could be no com
"a rson. What decay 1t shows IN the ieelng' oL ie
people that is allowed t. De eIt.eItelAsl d.
eouel RIGHT with free 20 the protection OI '1e
General government; whether man has noi rl-A1
10 cary slave into free Territory d pow o. me-
Tie worst raysges Of the slave po. r-t9ose Ion M.
stir the AboliiiOuist-are not TO be looked IoT On -9
Southern plantations but in Northern leaTtsn &c 4-sA-
couscerc6-a blurred conceptions Il The sghes primer
- Of Humanity The peotle OF the South, knowing
Slavery by contact. hate IL; but we have no sucl eAp
ence a. d. accordn.ly when Northern men & use me
r;cuitv thew do SO without any protest Of Their ne AZ
and So in their case the destruction Of ell hltne iSsA
i in dspcer of being completed II was pEedc.e4 by en-
pert nan that II slavery lasted fifty years woud "osA
10 The decay Of liberty And so We see Inc Whoe CON-
NV has heen so Southeruized that Daniel Webster once
.aid THERE'S no North Nevertheless, we sh nave ~
he Nrih some ideas agoEistic T. Southern a. la'.
som notion. they hardly deserve more disnaei name
With have rot yet been altogether rooted oui o; tne
N,rtberu mind They tenacious OF life Though re
a~ded as vile weeds yet Ike the Canada thistle 'ley
per otscn and blow ii breath OF free air come - u;
Cr tbrv are spontaneous, not needing law OUT oel1es
hr-stny no In spite " law. Applause IL Is Wei 70
yrrk sgch indications. few weeks since twenty three
SITS brael Thank giving This Is New Easanl
a - If VA. AZ first confined 70 six , a'es; II LOS no" et
.e,Std 10 the Middle the West anu Tie S)ltl las IS
M eva-1tl fcetion OF the influence 81 Northern Id-a
sresd too without any Of The political machinery ~l7Ie
~ Su he "a institutions have preserved AMI ct1sei tie
- Int tits IS only formal act o! gratiftie e1ss Il
- ~ lave been accompanied by re eil-i o.! D,',4sI
y, e. ana the shouts u the freed. Neyof.l-iess ~.
- -, - what il was. but for what 4 3l--!-s i'I
No-ti ern institution with 60 litie li- m T. pm
80 ne Vest and soa;h, what mast W. expect ron
- ~ ,fi;cL axe all AID no.hiag but .e There he on
,t;,rs lie one itea OF mon. which no" teishs
e.. -. over the Nor,h-wiiieh, under TIE name 0i
..' gc,l Is 10 tender of Southern l1-.it--'-
r ,lr. rcccc ard var f-ls.lzi re
a. AID which would 10 -ul'-lr-i. l'''
a.. t.,-sall Ulous il.o piece Il II cd" F.''i7-