The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

the substance Of the lecturers romarks;-
We here tonight to talk about slavery and Ia thu
Of lectures you have every variety OF opinion ON
that subject II the great question Of the day ana Ia
emphatically the great struggle Of this nation In tbs
present age government Il worth nothing that pro-
tee,a the rich the popular for they protect thea
selves hut great national subjects. whers great
interests are IN jeopardy then II government holS
together Ia worth something Monarchy has done IT,
with all our depreciation Of aristocratic institutions
England has been able 10 STRIFE million Of fettera
and annhilals a homage that never appealed 4,
their sight for sympathy TAa generation Ia to soys
the problem whether ride out the tempest OF =
great national question Ike this 81 slavery Ryery man
Is bound to his influence 10 show that can On
much not more, than tie corrupt governments a.
the other aide Of the Atlantic. You have had presented
you many cheering aspects o. tbs slave question \.
ceties In the South have been moved o. favor the eda
ton Of the Aave, and 10 forth. Doubtless theae ~
cheering Ggns and though small, they poot the rlxs
way. But there Ia another great question and II IN
what progress have made Ia tho actual Rrappllpx
with the slave power Nearly twenty Ave years Lav
passed since tbs only radical in this country va
commenced, and whore wcY Have wc gained vic
tory What means 90 eight out tse battle
here night grayey TO these quest Qua for
slavery IL very grave sahjsct % thought ones
that II was merely question OF . bref period. Hot
the. II is-not battle fousht-tha trenches are not
hlled-hardly man killed, and here are,
twenty hvo years ago rnors Is tho great colossal
trail slave power u stood in 1881 Ardly Weakened
rather think strengthened In twenty i've years. aea
,hns that GarrisonanA stir natonal aaeateni Too
daepy-that We indulge la mere cayil-thai do not
stretch out lines before the South AID show ID our
strength We'll, We 10 nut OtheT men do lido u 10
tho applause Of those who ar thom como men blame
for critcslng the church tia consiitution ths =.
cred institutions Of the country. Well friends thrra
Sebastopoi ts walls bristlpg cannon and ts mes
inside commanded BY the abest genera, In hs .ora
and va are outside Of Il Wv ARE without Let u 20
over resources and soc what they are Let IA con
. feta q 10 lie a ia.
how aid freedom Ia her great struggle With In.
lusiiee' We must 20 about 70 tho Institutions % tbs
North, what they are and lnd out hos much ws
can rely upon them. You do not mako iepeni.nt
clergy b. hoains ~ your hands ard ereni~ing re.,
the streets Of Nov York. Way, tSsr-a deesnt tiger
There are cities ia tls Union w6sre fugitive .l.vs dare
tell his namethat 10 tho climax Of American freeiom
y,seuse - ono .nh'sasp = another. (shssr. Ne.
sunk so low that nobody names her. Ia sush
country as ,sis, saving Of labor Il tho d.
turned. Amid such people, capital must be onni-
potent. The slave power commences ia this germ. IL
has Two thousand millions OF dollars invested In ihis
species OF property, This YAnkcs osaa his breath be
fore The mere Ina, nation u such sun tisuEhtsry
This property Is Ia the hand. o. probably MOI raors
books, but they are educated by despair. They
therforning solid square round their pro
psr,y. They ar. AAgac,ous such the Papaey has
only rvalled and can't outdol We have constitutions
tina. sy's 70 sl. MONEY p G,sr 'ho osy sssf p'ys.
With this they have State power ~ they ra thalr own
States. The non. slaveholdcrs-tae white men in the
southsrr the third element Of tho sirens IA o the slave
power. when Kentucky speaks a. a state abe repre-.
@n,s only 40 900 slsveholdcr. rourthy, a. another
have The sympathies II tho human heart
beat down wealth but u 20 compsts Va. arah
Of this slave power hAve the against color
The men Who crowd our shores from abroad no seoa-r
land on our ahorcs than they aelare this prcJndios
against color AMI ~ this prejudice could be lsassnef
then eomss the cry that the uoon il In danger The
union--tho Great IA tho constituuyn Of ths uaiisi
h,hies' 10 the barrier behind which Webster can cos
oonl hts ambition, and Cushing his yany rhia Ia
sabAsopol and whore are our forces, Literature the
pnp and the srohtngv the thre" great elssnt %
national characters bat with which OF them siAu
L nght DO you suppose you could ouiwt ths slave
power 10 you suppose thai she l. cpmy enough 70
tread the material interests u tho sorthi The mar
camille interest IL much gan spiked Twelve per
cent on the ledger today i better than 70.
can We nnd strength IL ths pugtr We have
voluntary pulpit, - u u called, In this eoan-
msut which places nothing behind TIE statute sa,
Paene opinion WIN Vs. ,se sss' epIs.n, ,hs psipi-
cupisA H. but q Ia the exception not tho rale wealth
too often rules the pulpit sni smothers public opaIos
pulpit thus constituted made o. human nature,
not contend aga INST this colossal money power
in the pulpit can you ind AID 10 poll,csi Yor si.ty
yesrs tho Administration has been In The hands u tbs
and dd any that money could no, buy up
whatever 4 desired Open tee doors o. tho Congress
houte and let Us look in upon them. suppose md
them sober sughisr)-why 80 don't send A No.
Christians 70 Congress they are men not bound 10 ust
rt There are al-ays Ia u some nfty msn jast
going out. What thsy " get they mas, get 81
sn1ious 10 be bonght-cais5 Gazing esu.. .I,h an,
millions ia bis hand and do yOa suppose that unres1
,hsy are not already -on' Ihsy pa, Kansas Nh
Indignation nesting, aud they d.. Tbsy send an snu-
Kansas dsleg.s 20 Washington, ba, b. {. train 80
late and be finds that The South hiss 20, Kansas AsA
wants Cnbs and he Il not prepared " shs, Opinions
the North holds upon Cubs The m.n y, ssni 70 Coo
grcss are Always day too ists. Our rnstlos 10
nsv,r ready for The time bslns Rn,husssm Is ,rsa.i-
tory and sOon dies oat 10 the tins tbs slave
power e cold squ,rs Of bayonsis il .IIsai ssd caad
81. bsss her time snd w.is snti yosr sstbsslAsra hss
died out You cannot garner up popular sstb ssLsxa
mt h,.s r.nE .ns.ss s.na s.,s,n%snl f..r
English anti slavery boob, Yes your pabfksrs ss&nh
IN critical position, sni be Who taIss upss lin IN
sibilty and n no oorrsyN thia s0srcs sf Arn.rloan
sfaraiion, be commits sevogs ain. IL, p.s ihsa In
this stats % things. would not the character u
sby great man u oar country bai kns. o. only ess-
John Jayuhose rtYaaIonoH hisq asss0a aaeiosAsd.
Whsre wi yon hnd man sfesia 10 the nisssity
raBIs u the Atou0rlsis Who can stand up swsinsa
The state. Tho mAehins u ln order-1oss shat u
ffaU'ad y do-proiseis slavery. The diAssliy %
All ihs .at ,iA,sry iasiiasioas l., that ihsy ay.t
r.. Ousifa q ihis psry politics ~ created ~
pubic opinion. haVs been trying 20 shsw 700 ast
y capnoi " aoss uaasr ihs prssssi orEas.aoa for
other, Agslns, 700. whsa sn yos. IN ss- Yort ever
sIils 'lAvsboldsf Prom y0ar sisssts. sgsia ssa
md n. slave commissioner ~ your sisy ar.H 70
live Ia Nsw York and then - II ssA agwi.igs ypa have
an anti slavery fsHtasnL After all tbs nswsP.p~r
ralss Jour pabue oyini0s We have nsl this ggvern-
Hss siIty yssrs sHA ~hefs TIE isunphs that sad
slavery has sshsysdf Hss tks sSuth sstsd aayihIux
that shs has mol arbsref IN thu scholars are bad
a. not tiam- thsn-l blame Ne sshaais I'm f~
changing No ,ehools ksn ~ that asasioa l. rsnt
-that u means nstiing Try IA raprSss that Nsv
Yofk sah to-sporrow that her oeicsrs shoad
ssgabes "a ths eoUsiItaiica vhs, souA us Ualon ss
II yon wtn 80 ~ sors hnd re, nill1n u saA
tossh~r W ftas hts Massachusetts, 70 Asiar-
that thsY vll shsls - ,hs tnon yos wll syrsoJps
The snihuflssm ~ The moment n;o Grsi fact aat
viii then destroy ths Iniou rsrsiaionffs N Al
negro asks a. Ut rss state Of ~ineation t4ai y
nay ooup,ts ~iih Tree lalsr Dsanl1A snsufss stsos-
ton aud education ensures h.sfty. Ana shst you'd 10
TIE eject n tisaE,H - Ms ssrii Why u. Hsrp@rs
wouh thsh taIs y path'h sHu slavery SosAs. ps-