The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22


South are Are satss, and woaA desire force slavery
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vs must either abandon the subject or thu. BODY 81.
hsvs that the feeling Of the South upon the
are right Oh wrong going to disouss that quss
ton. II you dsa're the Immediate emanepation our
@ su nst Of 0s: :. sis
dssre4-that Is very different hing. YOU may regard
i Is an evil and may desire the gr.oua emancipation Of
safety and welfare OF tbs white ws the black po
pulsion But ask, what prActissl plan has ever
selves, but believe that in the unssarohsSs provi.
eence OF God plan will be made and worked out.
question in the South has Charged or that the agitation
Of It in the Assembly las driven the public mind
lar back. We Ieeallsct that our mothers wore
daughters bonnets that have received terrible
backsst Iaughtsr) When came ioto the ministry.
years ago. there great many who were op
posed slavery the south, bus tee Assembly In
the habit Of saying that slavery great evi-now,
thing may be evil and yet not be sim maa have
. caScsr upon face, think it great evil but the
he cbes and works with 1t the II vii
becomt-so We consider thst slavery under ell systems
is u sip
AnEz-Dces LII. W. regard the system of slavery ss
THE MoDERToR-I doubt whether BE-. question is desr.
able. No one can answer for al.
Dr. WOOD DO not regard the system sinru 10 ITSELF
in the habit OF hiring slsves bad formed an opinaon
AFTER reading the DeelA aaon OF Independence, that
with it was rather unpleasant because We have
good deal OF domestic trouble arising out of
H. But Was poor nsa, and don't marry vita who
nae great MANY negroes as some OF orr brehr vho
from the North to the South, do Laugher)srd all toe
help oouia get os roy wife was bask servant. Well
hog tied up in IL, and there il too with
the hog we Ia wanted to sell. Now. aoo-
hn Hists, We o snch thing, pass 1t wanted ho~evar,
to fno fault Nth the municipal regulations OF a
ny, might come here and say never sue thing
IS law in tire city Of New York-a woman httched IL q
CO., sith couple OF dogs Qsughrer) [rbe Rev gan
tlenAn doubtless alluded to the rug plekers OF
whoc, have dog assist them ia Craving their car IT,
! RAD thought that In New York wonsa's rights ~sre
we une ersrood. Uaughtsr) I DON'T blame ths Mode
rator ntr cur general Assembly for ihiscr that they
the sSi1 t. me, Old master, want you buy
me, the said that che had been sold sberfs
SALE and that she waptad somebody to buy herhst che
might cot &c psrated from her hus osnd and children
Wed, bought her, and have treated her, ave
before She has requested TO buy her husband and
son and they have also asked me {, do So but have
at the money but had think w.1.t have done
10 'oncuson Dr. Wood ocosey sal. that be did not
tie TO say TO the South that he had INDUCED in
any rtrarss against slavery.
judge JEssuP- believe that il the intention of
previous Assemblies ia their ASTON upon ,s suffice, 10
say senshpg IN view Of the pressing obgati upon
them and may be permitted to say, in passing that
General Ass mbly tbs furtnerance of great
cause CT religion, North and sou'h. Bat cont propose
TO enter into the consideration OF the question whs.her
the Assembly. in their deductions at Detroit,
eorrec: or not it is not necessary, because the
BRETHREN there difference Of opinion bet ween
that point If the Assembly at Detroit expounded freely
perfect response minority report be an ex ponent
OF the views Vt brethren The minority report SAYS
The committee would fur er RENAL. thu. they DO 70. sss
be ses q az " Re me question whether avs
y sss ,soIoas re H,s:@oy 1850 Ss
condition o. SLAYER, except IL noe where
ship dsTosnd; Q. humanity i an ofspee 10 ks aroDsr
hs, r s, ~ usa 10 toe soos q nSDns chsp
snnsr 81 other oon has been rs
sam,y Including the sst y nearly every s'0''e'ioe -
Now let what the minority report says. I fin.
in 1t the following remarks
III. underin ed likewise in the continent which rs
gss am NE Ss'na I adopted the
OPINION Of tie msjcri.e X tie oorntee that sa1ehodise =
not M and n &, on % .ToaaS b made
tbs, s.' ais oh.r relation NE I'm he
gsny. u hi. Of The subject Exceptions stated IN
IL
srs that II The present. inou Of the coiored In
demand ths ne relation n.sr ma
eevred By which the white AVID coored population osa be
spa r.; latter ss not ms.s but actually
nnosr,sDea therefore does dissent tbe ssonsn
jsiy p ihs semHies Sc. .yshcIsns 10 asa!
or Of tie 6emsx dr. of humanity.
Now ask, where the deren in principle between
US II It not rather IN words than in ssnumsntf What
AID South this great question. All the minor
siceratiens connected wi this gres. subject
with hi, doctrine to every maa IN the Presb
Church, and My BROTHER that ia your doctrine"
If savholsng contravsnea the cias Of humanity, you
cannot practise IT. 1t should never stand between
and the exercise Of humanity it shoult rot be narrowed
oircums,ribss but read that humanity, which
Gays, Tnou shalt love thy neiehbor "a thyselE"
Dr. Ross-Undsr he Detroit resolution could you ask
Mr.. Akin, Of South Carcrs to emancipate his thres
Juegs JIssuP-I would say that no man could hold
them, except on the claim Of guardianship
Dr. Ross-Can he hold them the principle Of hu-
manly?
Judge JizsuP-I could not answer that wi.hou. under
standing the surrounding ccumstances. II his feia
b'anslsss before Goo and before man. (Apolause.)
But hold hiu repcrsibs fer his prayers his efforts
diving and ur irg-that they shall be put forth
char that awful Ition Of thus circu
hev. Mr. PRTcBARD OF Oneida county, said the act Of
ssvsnodire Itself was sin' because ~ vas holding
reports coDcurring With each other bat thought they
very diferen. in their xpressons ard views in
gard TO this question 1t would not do 10 put saveho
ing level with The other relations of life, such
marriage, that of the husband towards bis xie
rents towards their children. Neither did he consider
right to call q brother who held q stakeholder
long he treated them with humaniythat Site
which applied only to those who upheld such strocious
LAWS.
Rev. Mr. Mills Of Indianapolis, desired to crec. the
attention of the Assembly to the exac. bsc before It.
The simple question upon the adoption Of The ma
Mr.. PETRH presented the following preamble and
solutions
Whereas an important question involving the powers Of
the Institution OF the church hAE been tely
brought before the report OF the committee appointed for
that purpoee ard whereas 1t Is desirable this question
into fuch shape that position be read
and known Of al Ous what Southern trehrea
Of u.s.
Resolved That the power the constitution OF The Presby
church BY general review and CONTROL defined tbs
Discipline chapter section paragraphs and 6,
covers every heresy in doctrine immortality
practice which lawfully and regularly
be brought before this General As erobly.
Reod That q voluntary s.yshoaiDg for the
considered according to the Book OF Discipline
chapter paragraph and should be called % an account
Mr. GARR1sH from Madison Presbytery, Indiana, said
that in bis view savehodiDg offence; not the
cidental things that sometimes connected with It,
but that 1t was itself bundle Of abuses, and John
Wesley had said 1t was ssihs of al villsniss."
Rev Mr. TURKEY sad IL sufficient for him to know
that in the book of inspiration he could not find
anywhere sthou shalt no. hold slaves" On the con
trEry in the New Testament, It ia spoken OF fact
existing and the General Assembly ought TO treat It rs
fact bat exiats and lay down rules r Its government