The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
Radical Abolition National Conventaoa.

III.
PREsiDssT-sAxU M'FARLAND, OF PESNsYL
wanna, FOR VICE RI EsIDEST.
SYRACUSE, May %, 1885,
Tho Abolition National Convsntiou met 1t nine O'Clock
this morning, at CorinthiAn Hall, the same building
which occupied BY the niger worshippsrs
the attendance rather limited not than hun
drsd persons ing present The five Boomers pre-
sent and about dozen colorsd psepe In fact, the
orsd people Syracuse do not appear appreciate the
efforts which abolition brothers making for the
or thsy are in wof ignorance Of their presence this
this city.
On molten of W. W. CHAPMAN, halspast ten was ap-
point the time for nomination OF President aud vcs
President.
Mr.. rAPrAs related . story which he believed to be
true. The following the circu the CAP
tain OF trading vessel the coast of Afrsa had
induced by African prnce TO take his son to the
United States, and have him educated there On the
captains arrival in New York he put the boy who
about thirteen years OF age in boarding house WnNe
here . white man ingratia.ed himself the favor OF
the scion of nobility BY the essowAl Of various little
gits and by taking him TO the tseaes and other places
Of an asements BY this means he obtained the young
Africans confidence, and pursusded him % take trip
to the South. the captain missed his royal
charge he short he city OF New York looking for
him ard get the .hiei of Police t, assist
in fnef2 him oct Mr.. SAt.eli 1t appears showed
shametc4 ttddeteLce in the matter and the cs2ta,,
overcoas vi grief s. MS loss APPLIED 70 LIS via rappan,
to whom 20 tcld lis story requesting assistance from
him Levin bt. ieyeo hs stoEyook tne mans lace,
he tod 'hs GoLvsL on the best endorsement. of his
s.ory-sfd cit hin twenty ivs dollars in return for
which the Gap ain, asswoer like gave him nis promise
TO pay ersEt he's rd OF the cap ain Was through
the boarding b. use keeper Eno told aim tina, he
tue Tsppsa rLd tcs. b- very assist
il tbs lsctvsrE Of the III ppsd AtllctD de hen In
formed Sr. tsppsn that the captain found tbs COY
IN AT
Tsppsu hIs-p collars taxing al
o. &c bcar6i ncuse seeosr rte last news which
reached Tappar yh- OF thu young negro Is
he being rsEen -uTthet Sou.h, aoArd 9 vessel
starting from Ba.tiuofe Vast nsnsme OF boy,
captain lad tbs boarding keeper the Ccavsni,
Wa LETT IA ter ignosnc7 Of Tor MIR. Tsppan did net
form iEeu.
deep,y ldsSted tbs c uvet ton Mr PRIME of Ohio,
opposed Il ucpton tue address read yeste day
tbs g,ouaa ttst OF stroe eneugh that it should
haye r-c0uTn 60 In venton IN the cAss OF Kansas,
and in opp 7iris 70 5oe Uni ed s1ates government
CnRiIT SMITH II ugat pesesbls, Drothery
ought 10 Dr. used
Ar. PRIME said ne would no favor the nomination o,
any Tor Presioen Who would be Tor armed inter-
ven'ioO. The battle was goipg Kansas, and
the soohticrists TO stand sill their brethren
muree' Cd without doing something 70 Asis them The
free STATE in Kansas H wed lh.. the ADDRESS BE-
refer I'D back 10 the mitee Win ins ructions to
end express their ioaiion ia su stain the
cause offreeaora IL Kansas oy psyscsi free
DAVID PLUMB snpp ,rt.o motion, and sal that the
ooly hng T. De 10 row was %. sooi.3uisss 10 arm
them svas for De 70 ef severy. Thsrs should
BE- "a upTtsi'g - he pope vih aras in tuer hands
Mr. Psiss submitted he solowirg wiring ss En-
amend III q. ~ he oress.-
Thai tse ADDRESS scomm'te4 9Th Instructions t,
ansrc tse s-sler- IL Ksnsss de,erm
Missouri in Congress- tbs assurano. q
mate perform arce e ier DUTY '''''
Mr. GooDnL, OF Y, eesr.d to know IT, when the
abo Aonsts eject tos Pres dent and Tab sn their 60
vernment o. WASN'T gen, they we're not boua1 pro-
tect tn free State men brother Prime desired to 60
to Kansas, ne might GO with arms in lis hAnis.
Mr.. PRIME replied ;hat it would take hall 3 century at
least TO elect their President and that he considered
little 90 long 10 wait
Nj GoopKI offered al ,nenenen. to Primes N ot;on-
that the committee be requested to amend they deem
1t necessary.
GRRR1T SMITH opp-sed Primes amendment This
he SAID. was convention 70 elect, ~ far as
they could, ABOLITION President acd not
KanaA meeting. he cic net believe, however
in government by moral suason. Brute force wa
the only instrument that should be used because it
based on that alone He expected that when the sooE
ioHsts got the government INTO her hands they would
chary of use of oeadly weapons than the
eost brutal the face Of tbs earth Ths obsct of
Gadipg to the attack Sumner and affairs IN Ksnsas
TO rducs the pc pie abolition President,
I'D not 10 send armed me into Kansas.
The audience here Increased the arrival Of two
uoomekt
TIE motion Of Prime was sia On the ,ao.s
The financial business ", y brought up when
Mr.. GooDIL inc the c-nvsD that here
very few who honored the Of aooton
ian that had the sgh.es, idea six pence
for carrying for ard the movement They in
Of material aid and thrensu.d win bsakruptcy.
The people wouo not pay sne the pro.psct v.s rather
sand dollars, -here formerly tn 20. hundred
Thousand collars and, 20 add to their diff
Their lecturers Why It cos $3.50 for advertising
the CAL ftbe Conveot!,n and ho~ did they expect TO
raise that if they did not contribute
Mr. TAPPAS came out str on the financial question.
Il ws his epinion that VINO vouo not pay would
Mr.. GooDKL proposed that the 'has' be carried
round.
Mr. PRIME was oppo,ed to carrying round the chat"
a. small busne,s He was 10 favor o, ths Appontusn
OF O financial commi tee.
Mr. GooDEr1 slnouncea that Gerri. Smiths speeches
were for sale
committee tn spp. uted 20 couse. contri.
Mr. TArrAy showed the vay they raised money in
ot IL hes The collector should iooK long time at
:e'ore took sasy he pls 9, to show that ne
pee ed TO get something This plan neve failed With hi n,
and b. gly ADVISED The comm i.'ee 10 out
FRHERoK DousIAs circui.tsd an ng rhs sudisucs in
the 10 sell books which he carried about
with h.n.
Mr. TAfPAN offered the following resolu ion
Resolved That Cert Smith Of sew YORK oe unanimously
t2ppaussJ - '-''' '-''- ' ~ - ''
n CHAPMAN hoped that II there we're any other per.
sors 20 be nsminste7 they would no" oe put up.
No Other DrunatIou being made, The resolution was
II and ado tteo.
A DnBeATr te.red 20 kn1w. IL the republicans nomi.
nae CDsrs. suTDler w0ulo he sholoaists be guilty Of
1erelc - 5niy lot votl4g t,r Gsrrit Sni III
(c-ie- q aye. Yss!
sr FORFEIT Of v,rsort in rated tina. he would vote
for ar one be pitstet-
The ncnitaton ef Gerrit Smith .as puE T. the vote
snd scop,ea uraninousy the so1en also standing
Ths noriIes then addressed the c,nvena,o, and
tGsaA,d them for the compIt hey had PAL, him.
He cid deny that he sayu ike President Of the
United states and 4 IL would mia election be
would go down upcn hi- kneS the PIE 70 elect him.
He would do IT, b. ID FER the election OF
lewis Tsppan. aky other aboiiti ris;. He believed
no biny after God could this nation but rhe
election OF aocluonst. n, begged tnst they would
not put him in ronLatton, arhoDsh be ackno giedgsd
II thought would b. cleo a would sceep. 1t with
plea ure he had 1een now ing ,ugo, and Wac
mark for the I,ees and jeers On Mis- opponents and ne
thought IL but right tnst someoody else should
tAke het turn de had received sufficient compliment.
of tbis kind but hen he lne would me when they
could elect President ne would sccept The nina ion
he believed the Germ all in avor OF abolition
ism and would not the repub icAus esaus, they
favorable 70 be Know Mornings
ERsST he'd, German saia all the rev 1lutionisS OF
Germany aboliionists, anc 4oud induce their
count wren 70 vote Tor AoC iti0n eAuoid.ia