The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-10

spendthrift Of that commodity IL she there all the
needles with great assduitythus combinhg the sliIe
e duce Senator Wilson occupied seat in one Of the
wM LLOYD GARRsoy called the meeting TO order absut
~ and invited any person in the audience whs
consdsrabls pause an old ssDss%.n Il s back Of The
parq netts, responded TO the invitation.
read some PASSAGES Of scripture and announced thstf
want Of time the annual would not be read 0 this
Ths rsasurers report for the year, was then read It
is az follows
Rss,siEg.' 9, Es 70. the from May s 1884 May
in the several States S35 lG6 60
Balance to acoouIt.................... S579a 81
teristc songs, entitled frus Freedo-how % rsin M,
after which Mr. Garrison for ward and read thu NJ
lowing resolutions -
world American slavery is the mercess towards is
sai II nSs: H. in r. s
encs. the most features sad ths oss cAiaa
Rssov.d IL mmed.. and unoondsioa. .no.
s:: ss
i'sSss sss = S Sust IN hs A. Sa,nes
church and clergy. 1i.S hon
. enable they y aSs: T .p =.
dssI.,sa . ss in .seS.d.nee with The win
spirit and Shjset. ana sdmtsd 70 the communion sss
Of !s. S . :ss
satan and shat such religious teachers are woisss n
ss.. .s.
Resolved ihas in the language Of Patrick Henry ut
with S which e as.
Mr.. GARRIsoS then said he was amoat totally at va
rance with the savehoders but in thing he agreed
mond Eran that the question Of slavery Il the ost
vital and important question in the country. He
ao,sed this statement true in every particular There
Is but one before the nation and that tends ethsr
to the salvation overthrow Of the republic There II
no peace to the STAKEHOLDER and there shah be none
the old Bay state to the city Of Baltimore 70 ed,t n
iib.rats &eoO,OOo slaves; but little. did hs thi.r
to plead for the liberties Of the nation and Of the world
thought e flag Of his country 50 he verify :.p -
posed and therefore his was work Of consttatioasI
iIely mistaken. he saw not only black n men, sst
al mankind, embraced in this question: either directly g
having right ito SPEAK where and a. hs psSssd
they al knew that as for himself there was country
he % could can bis own In twothirds q this land a
because had endeavored to do all he could to serve
the land Of his BIRTH (Applause Now he outlaw
singular only because other had not borns
their testimony against this sum Of all vanies for the
sry he win ana hs cannot nc safely travel in the soutSs
portion Of the country; and so he for much
outlay He would now give some dosumsnsry evidence
first be would read was from the writing Of the Rev Mr.
Brownlow Of Tennessee, advising to ride rail- tar
had to y for his life nom Jscisoa % Msssspp because
lis own state-which letter. accidentally or desxnsdy
opened in the Post Ofce, and found contain
bad respect and sympathy for Southern save hsdst.
bred to the nftitution, but that for Northern WIS
Hss editor o the Sgs
written ON the subject advising this schoomAster being
ynched wherever in the Southern country he can b
found. Where-asked Mr.. Garrison-is the flag which
protects ua He had begun the enterprise with the sx-
elusive design Of emancpating black men, not thinkg
white people, yet there is At this moment whits wonss
claimed slave in Of the courts Of New Orleans.
color therefore they were ali interested in the %atr
No cne could say that himself his wife childrea
All svs ss s %
country, with some exceptions-they who claim to -
the expoundsrs word God preach that IN
conformity with and sanctioned that word Of God an6
that eoDssaueRty .. .eoitions.
.d . ss tni A., ans . s4n S;a Z
ieund % much support 4 q: nation enable q =
purpose TO stsrnizs itself on the Americas SOU re
Richmond ETaminer declares that the idea Of smancla
whole body Of Shareholders in the country that savs
is part Of our national institutions and that IL essen
men say that they do 20 altogether with the sbo
tonsts, although they are in favor Of removing tle
mtRnS
for SALE was an abuse Wen the Governor Of AisSsns
thought 10 tco and recommended that law be psssed
prohibiting slave child from being taken from its a.
rents and sold before the sss Of avs years And yet
ernor His recommend daMon fell to the ground. AnI
the whole South stands upon this positioh-nsyer
to mitigate any Of the evils Of slavery but to make then
separate from the SOUTH else thsy wouId have
negro blood on their hands There could - no uaisa
between freemen and slavehodsrs-the one party n
favor Of freedom and justice, and ths other II vsr e
North, and the church members Of the North. whs
assembled In this metropolis whr
attempt 70 patch up Union bstwssn the frss-
union with saveholders rslieiouSly" That hour has
ono, and separation IL political moral and religious
necesfity God knows he desired no dissolution Of any
union worthy II q the name This psoPs ought 70 b s.s
liberty ought everywhss TO prevail But II thsrs .
body Of men resolved TO make usths friends Of rse
dom outlaws whenever tread their SOIL they have
rave the views Of Dr. Waysnd the Prssidsnt Of Brown
University, on the subject Of the disseuson % ~
Union and asked whether the tears and blood Of many
in the land have not stained the Union n ne soo vo1s
ths Tu;on except truth and justics and liberty; asA
vhes asSei TO saer6 thss he would say "Nop He
would preserve soul bis conscience his truth anA
Tbs futebinsors again introduced and sang whaA
| ,bev termtd "The Song OF the Fugiive.o
Hr MERCER LAsosIEr, OF Ohio graduate Of Ober1in
coere-s gentleman Of color was next introduced -
had remarked that nation might lose ts liberties
in one day and not Ant II out In century This nay
ing was veri8ed In the United States There ID no nan
@ n ss the scc, sss, sassra y I %
were FREQ There not within the vide bounds of hia
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