New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
NEW-ENGLAND ANTESLAVERY con-
VENTION
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CouesTonderce Of The n. y. Tribune.
BosToN, Friday, June /, 1855.
For three days past, during the three sessions
that have been held each day, the Melodeon has
been filled with large and intelligent audiences
in attendance upon the New-England Anti.
Slavery Convention.
Last night at late hour the Convention adj
journed, having been addressed during the even
ing by Wendell Phillips, Esq, who spoke with
GREAT ability and soulstirriDg eloquence, aud sub
sequently by the Rev. Theodore Parker who, like
Dir. Phillips was enthusiastically received by the
large and brilliant audience in attendance.
During the afternoon session Of yesterday Mr.
Garrison in a speech Of mastery ability reviewed
the question Of Dissolution Of the Union, and
Notwithstanding he took the most ultra ground
was frequently interrupted with hearty applause.
The following are some Of the resolutions that
were adopted by the Convention
Reocd That the Antislavery movement needs higher
euogy than that the combined pbsseem and rus1,
I'm ii the land are aercey arrayet against that all that
vile ftby hypocnIica nobocrsdc and satanic Is 'eekos
utter SUPP resscnba rpe from us advocacy me WHO'S
bov OF rmusrs H.nseu and Tories IN the l2ai,
and that IL gathers around s0ea recognize snt the
eternal principles ofocs as ere willing - be made " 20 fsgs
with The downrodden and oppressed rather than With ihsf
1,eas The pcpuar religion Of the land is thoroughly
presnated with the sayehodDg Split aud from ,he Ogsnls
ton the Government the prcent time has given rs san
colossal and reaGrf system Of robbery ess
tcusness heathens and soul sldeT until tls Thereof
are counted by millions; snd
Hhereas IN extensive revival Of this rescn said 70 y
going Boto under the sanction AM with the ooefsia
such the Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Adams and the Kew W
Bsren the defenders Of slavery against every Assault upon ~
thertf5re
Kesred That the multiplication Of converts to such re1
goD Of indicating cny proess IN the cause of us
Freedom and Christianity fuhng any occasion iof co.
aiuAiis l. sure sign Of moral ceseneracy, Judicial bn
ue and maiguy, % be depored asnay ssa
T. be denounced and that such revival
only device q serving hreiings 20 withdraw seaton
from The reforms the aud especially from the Ants sssg
oov,mento affect real for God for the benefit Of their ct
and 10 shield themselves from The condemnation which hey GO
serve Tor heir tIeechery 10 the nights Of man.
n Eed That the charge brought BY Aboionss against ne
Northern Church that II the buwark OF American ssssy
ds its justification in much that ranpies In what de3o1
mated religious Anniversary meetings, and special n
rSfion meaning would point 10 the prayer meeting
the Winters Church which opened with prayer -.
Rev. Nehs mish Adams standing before the wore
confessed champion Of Slavery and yet retaining the
couhdCnce and fellowship Of the Evangelical ssS e1 ss
Churcles. To such assemblies commend the c5laaess
ofihe 18th 18th and 18th Of the first chapter o.
Brig vain citations incense 10 an
ne; the lew moons and Sabbail the ealing OF
cannot away with Il inquify The solemn neons
Year and your appointed esss ,y 80 =,
they trouble am weary 20 eesI 100
"And when ye spread forth your nsaas VIII mae H'A'