The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25

on The building was crowded, ana afBe portion ~
the audience vas composed Of ladies. AZ hall past
seven clock tie lecturer was introduced by Mr. Oliver
Johnson and VAS received with the usual demsax.rs
tons Of applause. lie spoke Substantially follows
African slavery ,ad he went TO yirxisis In 1880. tbs
same year that PurianIsm vent 70 New England what
ose irnnences were created by these two sisasatst
AZ hFst slavery vas not in contradiction with the laws
OF 'ns ine Tor was generally acknowledged and prso.
tsed Through several centuries whit. s.yes vera hssa
In England upto iTts, whsn several hundred men yer.
Kidnapped in Aberdeen in Scotland add so,.
into slavery The oppoiition TO ~ by which Ma..selu
sets was distinguished, was owing 10 the telaieus
prinep which had boon established there by IN. pa
rtaps As the idea Of freedom continued ths ee,ur.r
tndS 10 de mocracy, no the idea OF slavery tent. to
the establishment OF drspotisn. These arc the too
ieess, and you see they are perfectly irreooneabs
they exactly opposite and the nation that has thsss
two IDEAS In it, consciouAn.as has n In,
two cannot walk together they agree oithss
rs 10 the place they to, the roads they will travel
because one sads 10 democracy and the other dos
potrm. Now there i not any ~bor. an the UatsS
sta'es a complete democracy, Neither IL there
anywhere perfect carrying out Of the idea OF slavery
10 80 atTocous that our fallen humanity c.nnot brins
II Ia pass IN its absolute perfection lilo wsver this
Northern States o. this MON may b. pr~ttv
geo approx mstion towards democracy, New EngiAaa
and New York are more advanced IN this direcuoa The
Southern states may be considered fair Appro tma
ton TO despotsm which is confined TO one particular
eiasz-tbe clais of rorkngmen and poor After tue
pressure Of British power was wiihdrAsn, those tws
ideas 81 freedom sna slavery rcmain"i the conscious
ness OF the American people II necessary thAs they
should organize themselves into state and there wore
yarous motives impeding thereto. There was not that
strong i-ire union that there IL now bat there -as
the recollection oi common pers unitedy borne the
American The south wanted union for d.fen eo--
they we're afraid OF enemlc. from .braa1 ana I'm ,
of erfmes nj hone; the North wanted union for com
nercnl pur poses not II all for def.noa In the n,
ton the North had dsi.nded trs and tho south beside
and didn't ask the aid Of the South,a for
purposes The constitution OF the United state. 4.
spoken 81 M OF divine revelation but In Auply poses
o. attorney whereby the feope instruct certain
whom they periodically elect do certain things per
tanning 10 the government Of tho nation In preparing
the constitution the ideas of freedom slavery
ed and we're both incorporated in that institution
Slavery has corrupted the churches There -
fotcsGnt cerJ men IN the country and Of these there
~ rot one openly opposed To slavery Tbs Methodist
Episcopal has got ten thousand SUNDAY school. half
million sunday sci GLARS and half thousand t.sohsrs
II has not got single anti slavery sund.y school of
teacher. II prints four thousand volume. day far
three hundred days In the year ani has never ret
printed rnglo line against slavery The orthodor san
day School Union In 1898, spent over quarter Of Q
million Of dollats-not cent aga nat slavery II has
got but one book which has only fer lines against a.
and those from Cospers "Isskn slavery aud
Christianity cannot walk together The design, Of oar
masters nov NJ. 10 .ege Cuba and su,pce, that DART
hand which, in tho Cabinet 81 this nation hal Ioax
been plotting against the dearest rights Of humanity
says We VIII se must have II ht-t than lila, a. nsr
change has been effected within the la, yssr or two
Tie free soil party has passed away, and 10 kno~ No
Mlng Party hss 'pnuns up IN ~ pl.'e' ! am no Know
wrons-i think they have iaas surety the Catholics
have The right 10 the exercise Of their resioa that
Ifnye 10 mine and the Protestant 10 his. I .
Catholic. There IL man in the land farther from Ca
tholicsm than am but as ask freedom for my scf
will CIV. 10 the rapst They arc wrong In opposlnx
ioreifn.rs. Who are the NATIVE Americana the red
Iniisns. We are all foreigners. have no, . drop %
blood In my veins tba. did not com, from Iurope ana
lee difference b. Tween the oldest American family
and the newest thai came here II they have not sano
blood in their ysns they ar. stll ID. chdrea Of the
same Father. hut although am opposed 10 the knov
Nothings, bcley. they have done four admirable
thing. First, they have checked the men rho coutrol
thoc bishops and shops. Who IN. tools Of tbs
Jsuits abroad that they cannot thsir Catholic %
pula,lon In tho futors a. they have In the past Sest
hey have shown American politicians that they haA
better not Tor the future got tho tnnp With thsir
'us, and feathers AMI call out for that rich Ir,sh
brogre" Third thy have check mated the present
Adminstration, which last very certain 10
would carry the whole country. In secret the kosv
oonrcisnc. Of the North In m,ny Of th,r movements
ard in AaTachutetts they cinched the anti avery
power single Gst and smo,s the face o. Pierce. a
ministra,on With a trribie force FOURTH they ere
knocking 10 pieces the old whig AMI democratic pArtss
and say God bless them in that work IN, vhiis
the finger Of Brelyebub.
~. lecturer e:neaSed vim grand on..asL, on the
tsnt that would witness It's complete oaertbror.
Opening Eleventh Avenue.
The Committee Rosis Of the Board q councii sss
committing Of Counc Inca wcbber Riidsr Jsakins wss
dell and Hssws'i mat in tho chamber OF ihs Board o.
Councilman on Wednesday evening for the purpose e
hearing objections 20 tho op.oins 81 the Eleventh eve
from fhty ninth 70 10Th street,
Rtn'p L. scluob1t, 6rst Addressed the conmittss Ls
'Gd that the measure, 9TH bat fs~ exceptions. vas op
Iossd by the Of land that thu srpsns. Of ths
oItnps would BE-, 50 appeared from the comm sslonsss
r'Ior about 90 CO., out Of This sum- ssn,i.msa VIE
we're awarded and ASSESSED 70 about the ss sTo 900
had signed paper o0.scng 20 the op~sins Of the
~ this period that thsss p.fsons sers fespetsbs
ana C.'uEuishsd ritIst, and you'd not have oppossf
Mr.. Gassn n srHrsss D., all h. spps.r.d a. eous
isf the owner, u ssvsa large stss. Affected By tbs
'hNi tho op.nts ~ the At ibs period sss prs.
mature AID unncCs>sAFy Il vks not req ufed by The
s'o~.,te, . Ne eitlss' ether 10 eonv.nisacs es
travel or Tor improving tGs health ~ the atty.
and -ss not fsstiobsi for By ID. properly
orrsr, th.t ths Bloom. nsiss road -h'sh rss
Ia diagonal lns srro'. TIE Issni fros the
Pm 70 ,hs Hsuats Avenue, Afforded snpl.
means ~ cor mgnicAtfn fgs tfKssl ~ al E~rsoss anil
hs, The t.giop through vhleh Tue proposed sv.nu.
ps.,.l ao,.a for 4, hs.l,b All th.rssor. for
L'ih'r q thtts pSfFotss Of eon'cnsucs ~ health
u required Bot ths and over -hieh ihls avssss
pss.e1 sAs very gIsvSn aud uO4h sabject thu
. 81" payment y ncalsaiAbe sEf 10
the Ertd * th'fcoi, and than its ,ssd. -ouh 10
tnsBy y'ar, "a, tbs MAYER 20, " All protested
- a tr psT'gr. ~Eo ftsssi ~ srpsetsi W msks
EE.rsy CO Z = Al ,h.y .ma.yi.l !, ,sressh u.
tomrtn loEnrl wihoat tie AnyHlsege u the real par
tee IN ir,srtt that the Dr., IisIssBcs rstsvsf By
tie orn'f. -'s n haJ last -hsn they souh.d v
sppsr t.feFs he Con n.lssoHsT, AMI they inmsissy
pf',sLis1 ,. iton - The fossd u Alstmsn Tor
p'Al ~ tie ordnanes art the 60 o. Jsss last the
IfttG ~ Ahsrn'n rspsAlsf the tAms saa the matter
ssnt % The Ford ~ C0une iinsa. vksrs
" lfd umspfd Ia sll'nes slaCs, that no-t
~ ti' lsEc .fsrtsi b. ihs propossi imgfossn.nt
as sWn,. ~ ssass sklCb vsrs - sllpst41 ths. the
lad could rGl ~ tf~ssLf " to8 sni uNt ths ,.sss.
nsni -oai oT.ra@ as I'm ~. lana and .ab5st, The
o.n'fs to kIsa' lDlgfy ssd IN fotas Instances vsa1
oI's's 80 sttGtriuon ~ hs property That The
evnsf' bad 10 povsr q Prev ng The oousnssn ~
Ne f.port undsg the ses - les, arg. ns,Sn,y ~
ucss sosfssd an $4,000 bt'pz epDo.i AMI thry
having nsnsA Nc - ss'ary Tst%rs required ~ lac 20
rFsssLt ne eonfFmA,ion ~ he rupssms Court, tbs
ytosstlngs -culd - st1pp't bat tbs, hs Hoard ~
Co1ntiusn Ia Eurls pose - 'n'srfsrs ss3 rsl<vs
the osIsrs from hat sfpsu's tslr iB'y - &C.
TrsmTty IN W pr'Etfs AM rtpsa ibs off nance That
cNsrs oih'f large sssssrr.Bs sggh togn yui gpos
us lsps for s'hsT 4ussirsy ~ oonismylat- 10
TrgssusBt, snf tssrsiefs iE4s nstisr 81 all eve -
shs9A ~ stapg*g uEti nsIf yer, vhss asA.
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