The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29
Abolition National, Convention.

SYRACUSE, Ray 70 1856.
Tie Abolition National Conv-L leu me- a. ten O'clock
this ping in Market Hall Their bout hun
drtd present abou eau OF wh2m posed
to Ia delegates of tbese tea twslss clorec
Inc ton called ty - Si- Tappap WHO
nominated Jose phi Plumb o. Catta-eugts sousty fiten
porary Prstident.
AT this Stage CT :ts proce.cag, vs s.,-a, srrsysd IL
BccraeT cos.uns, made their ap Prayer Was
then ,fereo by Pew. Mr. Ac-prm;.i oi InoiAns after
which,
On m ton Of Nr. TAPpAS, sbe fol. wing nn.tes
permanent or. sr lza.ioo wa APP iutaa:-Aor shs VI
Prize, o. Ohio; Wm. Goodeii, OF Ne. Yo.k A. Logaa,
(cclorsd} Q. Syracuse "a lie OF PerutylvAn,a and
otlss ,mmop, of Csr,isnd c'uniy.
On motion OF S AnnsGTos o 3 lfslc -he following
business Committee Was sppor,ei;--s,. Go.tell d
New York: Gerrit A.Srish of h.dis1n y Ls Wis
1appan, of New York; Z ede1ck D,ugiass, o.
Roct ester, Ard Samuel sails ,ury, Of SyrAcc-e.
Rev. Mr.. MCCORMICK wh. formerly y Presty terrain
mister, CT Ohio gave Of ais exclusion
tbst state for introducing ths Of slavery the
pulpit BE mad been. he sAic first rsnous rated VITA
BY lie Cumberland Pr,soytary; re-1srs crop the
agitation, he OBJ geo chauge as habtadon and
take up his residence 10 lGisls de I'D Dee, charged
with col necton with the yrouos railroad, ana
conpivirg a. the es,ape OF slsvss.
The C II mi'tee Permanent Orgs- IL. ion rspcrs i
the naEe- e joseph ur f. President and Il Catln
Of Penney .vania, for Vice Pres d-pt.
A deeeste named AppnGros, vino ,aostd q terrible
prcolvy speech mskipg defeated In three ees
persts .bsr+s.
lEwE TAPrAS presented he fooripg-
Rsslve That eoc.rine OF the brotherhood. of man
Ia precious 70 Ch istsns and ana involves
the duty o. neghaors to~ps, states nA'ioos to In
erpcse and zig the uLenc uTsole of their fellow
men, In fam'l- States and nAtops, as q iegti
rae result, b, al jn.tifso.e means ,helr power.
Mr.. Japan made 10 support of his reo.
luton He wss in favor OF putting down slavery in ths
Territories BY ply scs force and Of he peops marching
into them for thst purpose. He dssirei TO rnow was
he violent assault en- sumner TO &c COR no:bing No
He believed would 90 good 10 ths Of xboh
IL nism than ten h1usAnd einbAttled Insn.
Mr. PRIME OF OHIO wss in t~vor II IN appeal TO srms
In Of he reports kanss., Fee asn lad been
killed there wen d-eudiDg right and justice ami .
town has been destroyed. rev iutloa hsi com
mtLced IN that Ieriitory tie bs II b-gon sad IT
was ami lin fierce weo TO the III s.ive in this
luti Fl. believed pie sh uio have tai sn tbs mi
tiatcry stsp, ana the tbolti lis instead Of akog
sIeecte should be scce ing be utoE and b. csys
Ing vsys and me, 10 SOS ain he people o. Kansas Who
are pei murdsre ~ pp es-eo 10y iEe Uaed ates
governn emit Hs oic not say al til. In . moment OF
pss.tD, no, ter yssrs it bad s.e ee 10 nuc no
oth,r possible for tn" abolition Of slavery Tee
IN ne with lie elaveonderr must u met ct the point Of
tie net There 9tb,r way OF resshicg thsm.
fcu night az vel s.h ethics TO tears Gap clause The
most iLit CIT al baps IN he IN! ed Sts-s had
b. Ell wi b Sd srsu ent hat tn. Ysrk.e character
all over ttis ior s hest sdsped TO pursue and that
sas tie argument o. me SPEAKER have the
Norm seLo hurcrec thousand snn PARK Of sr.
ntry mt Kansas he sbo itionists should and he had
~ ooubt could retrni army from THE uopa alton Of
TIE anes ard byvsye ~ New York and her Northern
GIFTS an d n shsl th-s. fotc-s the 90, f'ot
MI TAPTAs VA surprised 10 hear such counsel IN
orr WHO tbo teen . 1iIifter OF tie CaspeI
Mr. PBiNE II sm wi, 10 b. n Gated a. srch
kr TAPPAs -Cbrist taio, q lie who tskr,b th. sword
sbsl perish by the sword Why old tuots pho vent
to IA, sas Win arrs In 'b.ir bsod not ass them
Why did they give up Lawrence without fr,s a gun
Bee, they tb ught hat the knltg or twenty an
viii cut arms wcuc creste sro ger fe leg ttan hat
tie 10 vbcb i've Thousand of the oppr.ssors nigh, be
slan.
Mr. PRIME replied that this was civil war ste not a
~ revolution anG strong arms Only svAi,be
Mr. GooDpL coperded tnst the byevsys aud all.ys
would Fl sAish supporters TO The saveho d-r- and shat
he battle would have to be fought between thpu ard he
sboitiopists. Principles shouid be he only WAGONS
used.
FRED DouerAsa (coored) said ihst every slave was
jrseed In taking the life OF his II IL tcoo in the
wAJ OF bis liberty sod ttat it woad be light for he
pc pie to Assist him in doing So IL necessary.
Adjourned It'd Up NJ
A?TBkgood SESSION.
The Convention assembled at o'ciosk. ms so,.
loving additional Off reported ~ the Com i.
nt,s on Permanent organ izAtion Vice President Lev