New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

verde, Of Faneui Hall that Anthony Barns has
Ter but his God. ICheerl NJ Philips tlren aladea to
The fact that Burns taken before Commissioner Lng,
who also Judge of Probate and said LEI us 60 to the
Legislature next wintend ask that that Judge OF Pro-
bate may longer dssrace the State. He cd that Sut-
We was admitted 20 and question: and confined Buns
Immediately after his arrest while Barass friends Bis en-
poyer, or bis clergyman, we're denied access to him
went this morning with bis clergyman 70 see him, and we
we're told could not him. I asked why srftie
was admitted bat Freeman had answer that's what
call oDesded justice II was by chance that be had
counsel his examination. We sent writ Of the State Of
hassachusefts commanding the 10 be taken out OF the
hands of the Marshal proper bonds being furnished Until
Massachusetts, jury could say how much night the slave
holder had in him bu, Marshal Freeman put hs foot IN IT,
The question tonight Is whether Virginia conquers Massa
chuseis IA voiee-l0o men win save him and amone
There il not State in the Union that would consent to
have that man leave II. NewiOk has her Syracuse; Hi
nois ber Chicago Wisconsin her Racine and Milwaukee,
Pennsyvenia repudstes her money debts, but she has
than repaid the debt in the fact that the blood Of
STAKEHOLDER has been shed her soil The question, he
said, was TO be settled tomorrow whether we shall adhere
to the result Of the Of Sbadaoh or the cese Of Sn
VIII You adhere TO the Of Sims and this
carried down State-s between two hundred men No.
have been talking seventeen years about slavery ana
seems to me have talked 10 tte purpose Withn three
years two slaves can be carried away from Boston Ne
braska call knocking man down and tbs Is splitting in
bis face after he i down When heard OF this case and
that Burns locked up in that Court House my heart
sunk within See 10 H. every one OF you as you lore
the honor Of Boston, Il you watch this closely
that you can look into that mans eyes. When he comes
up for trial get sight at hinand don't lose sight OF him.
There is nothing like the mute eloquence Of suffering
1t
II Boston BE- often desecreated by the sight
Of returning fgives Jet be there that may tell
children that it tone. There Is now no use for
Faneu Hail. Faneui Hall is the purleus Of the Court
House tomorrow morning cheers where the children of
Adams and Hancock may prove that they are not basards
Let US prove that worthy of liberty. We have
right to the language Of those resolutions. This Is in
suit to Boston until try to so behave in this case
20 wipe off the stain occasOned by the sending back of
Sims, and make it that no kidnapper viii again
dare 10 show his face in Boston. Make the resolution
thet each Of you viii that man for eve and that
you will never lose sight OF HIM so long as his feet rest on
Massachusetts, soil Who says aye to this resolution An
emphatic aye in response from the audience
TIE Rev. THEODORE PARKER was next called on, and
addressed the audience as Felow-subjects OF Virginia,
which received with No. no.. He then changed bis
address to " "Feowcitizens Of Boston. He dwet upon
the fact, that il Boston act, and done by Boston
men, TO send back Burns. Eight years ago merchant Of
Boston Kidnapped at noon, the road to Quincy
and Boston mechanics showed their golden eagles they re-
ceived for doing it, Ii had done duty then, and
Faneu Hall had spoken then, he would not have been
speaking here tonight We are to blame. There is no
North The South goes clear up TO Canada line Boston
is suburb Of the city OF Alexandria, fellow subjects of
Virginia. will take that back when see some deeds
worthy of freedom lie spoke Of the encroachments of
Slavery said that the right Of trial by jury, the writ Of
personal repeyin the habeas corpus all swept away
before Slavery. Slavery is the inality The first time
they arrested slave here they put the Court House in
chains, but they confident that you the sub
jecs of Virginia that they do not put the C0urHouse in
chans or gather the military in Faneui Hall He said
that of the officers Of the city government told twenty
policemen to-day not TO lift finger support OF the slave
catcher and the order received with cheers. Mayor
Smith invited TO preside M THIS meeting, ana ne sa1
he regretted that his time all engaged this evening
that he could not His sympahies he said were
oil with the sle!e They think they can carry Burns
of IN cab. Noce-They cant do il; let them try it.
He had said there two lsws-One is Slavery. There
is another law, that the people when they they
are right should determine to 20 ahead. the
words Of which had been quoted that which not Just
obeyed He alluded 10 the conduct of our fathers in
regard the stamp and the tea and held that conduct
mp example tor imitation. la the South public opln
ion stronger than law, he said and cited the case Of Mr.
Hoars mission to Charleston Illustration. Another
law than slavery is also fnalty That law Les in our
heads and and feet. You can put it in execution
when You see ft | am clergyman, and am man OF
peace. But there is means ana an end Liberty the
end, and peace is not sometimes the means toward IT,
Cheers These men who are serving the kidnnppers in
Boston are towards every one OF hen and we need but
stand up and declare that this shall not back to
prove Them towards Mr. Parker then proposed that when
ihe meeting adjourn it adjourn to meet in COurt-square
tomorrow morning at o'clock. hundred voices cried
out " No, tonight, " Let us take him out, " Let 20
how Come on and one man rushed francally from
tho PLATFORM crying Come on but seemed disposed
follow HIM Mr.. Parker Those in favor of going to-
" night will raise their hands,. About half the audience
raised their hands. Much confusion ensued, and the per-
the platform seemed bewidered and in hestlncy
how 10 control the excitement they had raised The audi
shouting and cheering voice was heard say
ing The slave shall not go out but the men who came
here get him shall not stay I'M let us visit the slave
" catchors at the Revere House tonight"
After awhile sufficient order restored TO allow the
Chairman TO put the question on the resolutions and they
passed Northumberland i was moved to adjourn
Again cries of "To the Courthouse and the Revere
" House" heard. The scene was umaltuous in the
extreme.
At last WESDELL PHILLIPS again took the platform and
said:
Let us remember where We and what going
do You have said tonight you will vindicate the fair
fame of Boston Let tell YOU YOU won do by groan
ing the slavecatchers at the Revere House-Wel tar
and feather them i'm attempting the impossible feat of n-
sulting save-catcher there is man here who has an
arm and heart ready sacrifice anything for the freedom
Of oppressed man. let him do il tomorrow. Cries OF
Tonight II thought it could be done tonight l
would 20 first. don profess courage, but do profess
this when there is possibility of saving slave from the
hands of those who called officers of the law. am
ready to tranpe any statute or any man under my feet TO
Go il, and am ready to help any one hundred men TO
do it, He urged the audience to wait until the day time;
said that he knew the vaults of the banks in statet
pahized with them that the Wings who had been kicked
once too often sympahzed with them He told them that
was in their power TO block mp every avenue that the
man could be carried off, lie urged them not TO bauk
the effort of morrow, by foolish conduct tonight giving
the enemy the ALARM YOu that are ready to do the real
work lie not carried away by ndiscreton which may make
shpwreck Of hopes The zeal that won't keep t to-
morrow will free slave. Cries of "NOF1
Mr. Phillips seemed to have partially carried the feel
ings of the audience with him. when man at the lower
end of the hall cried out Mr.. Chairman am just in-
formed that mob of Is in COurtsquare attempt
ing to rescue Burns move we adJoaTn 10 Court
square.
The audience Immediately began rapidly TO leave the
hail. and of them wended their way Courtsquare.
What there transpired is given below
THE ATTEMPTED RESCUE or BURNS.
ON the abrupt termination of the meeting in Faneu /
Hall the excited crowd rushed for Court-square pele
shouting Rescue him = Rescue him.! &c. Enter /
ing upon the eastern avenue in the space of minute or
two several hundred people had collected The officers
in the building closed the doors when dozen people,
some Of whom were eoored rushed up the steps and COM
nenced pounding on the doors pistol was fred by I
come one in the crowd. pistol was shortly fired on the