The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

eeencs bodies the mercsn.ry spirit Of tho
a ~ large popon Of taa munster. Of
ana sS Ts s he sS9s. mi q sS
o S EaSS d By the
pretended compromise OF 1880 by waeh truth Justice
and clf.tapi,y nsulted by endeavor 70 maintain the
Of the sxecrable Fugitive bill the higher Law
Resolved That while ii is OF eOugratuation that
demonstrates sIsust attempts the slave
power to slavery into pew Territories !. is mat
that receive aveholder into mission churches aud
the s gss
ana s. snas
70 imagine that saveholdng consistent with
portrs these societies inducing even some anti
Christians to apologize for their ncon sent and injurious
Resoyed That theriaeut design of Southern politicians
disputed aseendsncy in the goyernmeu. Of the county
sSs and aSs the
DER color Of the right q rans.u and to reopen the African
hooyss the friends q freedom
T IN sidsn nS S Of of .
public declarations and the favor of Cod II
color
BY treating man aecoTdns to his worth and
abilities BY which prejudice and subseryeney the South
attempted break down their ,pir and then threatened
@ s @ ns In 81 sa to
privileges their sympathy for the self omanera
20 esPrss Their sympst6y coiored
living ~ honest Industry the numerous al
ysntages Of land given to them and the white population
Rescued That The noble tand taken in Congress by
the he earse ovep tho
urea a the new territories and in favor OF the right Of
petition and deserves the thanks Of the Anne
Resolved Tsa the time has whom the people OF the
ont the SSs ~ ss ssn o ,ns Of Of Fabian &
he Iasp
csnsttpten the United states: maintain the iatesr
airport saye-y to snnihIase MI oohpromses
81 Se to Of s lana md s ssss s%Sa
Christianity TIE dccstase Fustye sisye b and while
runs to It's 6ssefaI and
icons G to ~ Sc sn Sssf siis the
his 70 sacrifice party xhsnever and
welfare country and to deliver tie nation as speedily
aspossibe from the foul crime andgnouny of being slave
Resolved That rejoice in the great aninity mani
throughout the country oppsstion Nesrsska
opss and R the o &
Resolved That the thanks of the friends oy humanity and
6aSads their freSdy rsasmsn ou M torsa fellow
who seek an a,ylum from oppressioa in tder hospta
Rev Nj. GoonEn commenced the orasorcaB display by
speech intending TO prove that sayeryi Illegal He
bonght il impossible for the friends Of the slave TO
unite the whole country upon this movement and until
this could be accomplished he considered the 10 tai abo
ton Of slavery coud not be effected Slavery is incapa
bic. said he Of egalza font is crime, and tnere is
power when make legal The mere
went into long and tedious explanation of the legality
Of slavery judged by Tie common law and came to the
conclusion that i was not only innncal to tst law but
was opposed to all others Having proved hs poi1s to
his own satisfaction and thai Of his audience, he nat
down
The audience were merit entertained with n song en-
titled Fray for the Sle.e = to the tame Of lie suours
aft which another speaker
Rev. Joiis & FfT Of KENTUCKY held forth Re
nenced 81 reversing the I'd fa1is Of the rourtsi and
md The Faeuse-the mouse, IA this transformation,
eing represented as in labor with InoHnSan--
hp gnenIs fam with ME ~
lo's wrath rocks with the earthquakes hea ~, and
'aaes rs with the fires q he'll" lie considere the
oughiaces, for whom he had greater detestaicn than
Re bad for tmcer himself lie ezhorted the c'eryy of
asssge Of tn, bill before Congress, which he feared
would eventually become law, If the anti slavery
iad no language in which to his horror q the
institution and he held il too bad to all Is the
ceilings Of the Grizzly bear Of the Rocky Mountains with
lie evils Of which IL is the consequence.
FgEnElCE DOUGLASS forward at the concucais Of
he Rev Mr.. Fce's remarks, and spoke fono.rs:-I
lie 10 make announcement, not 20 speak this
nent. | have been informed by of the rrgers
# the underground railroad that within fortnight
ltst there have been fever .nsn thrty-1ve leedy
assengers who have passed throsh this city their
way e. land north ot yon!er. IL is desired taat
pnXers ~ on tbei wan p C,sae for mi H. a.
well tell you ut once whore it is thsy have gone To-
collection was taken up, after which an ants avery
hymn was sung by thc-anHence.
FEFD DOUGLASS then came forward and addresac the
meeting in speech OF over an hsar in length, the
al saves the continent but he did not egbt
his ifnce any fu rthcr .fs point by fixing the
DAY Tie institution Il slavery he stiematizcd foul
dark and accused sfot-a ~ By pool, sendinri forth
disease ala DEATH The only alternative which sas left
pr theT 10 kill ~ or IL would kill them slave
holders y denounced ge had regard Tor the
sacred rAeracter o. contract, and who wers so dis
honest bat they wcnd, whenAyer tney bad Spportu
nifty. refuse to pay AUST debt. They had regard for
the constitution, md clways ready T. sacrifice |
their interests If aoud learn the truth Of the
matter we would know thai the heart OF tits nation
il pusaies Washington Is this moment far in
sympathy with Nicholas Of Russia than with rance and
lng and in thei-enorts to preserve the integrity Iur
KEY. The United states SAD Russia he ered, were
DO a similarly situated We, too, have Stck man Oh
hand and fellow.feeng makes as won4,ous kind to
eaah other inst now Russia is looking alter Turkey
AID We are the alert about Mexico. We are both
anxious thst the goods and effects of thesstwo sick
should be disposed &C with propriey AMI decency when
they shall have departed this life.
The speaker alluded to Gddngn, Chase, sumner,
Wade Gsrritt smith and Seward in tue most euoestic
terms md denounced Clngnan of North Carolina, Who
he said came from State where the people were 81
ignorant that some Of them could not tell even what
county they came from. Senator Petit, of Indiana,
also came in for share OF this denuuciation and Mr.
Meny for the opinions they had expressed IL regard
10 the declaration of Independence. lie then concluded
with an exhortaton to all the American clergy to use
their influence in favor of ahoitonism.
Tie meeting next addressed By nr, WINS, the
President OF the AntSavery Society Of Ssnada eiter
which the audience separated. 4
The Prison Association ot New York.
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