The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08
Grand Pew-wow Of the Garrison Abolitionists.

A Great Crowd at the City Assembly Rooms
-Johnson Opens the Bail-A Nice Lot u
GaYrison's observation-disclosures . Black
MAN. Pitches into the U0ion, and gets HisseA
-Thxee Cheers Tor tho UAion-seme one
Wants to Defend tho Union, bat can't b
Heard-Debut OF Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell
Her Dress . Matron-shc makes AL tho
Old Ladies cry over Fugitive Slave Caso-
Theodore Parker makes . short Speech
He Endorses the New York T1mes and Tri-
bune as kOed Anti. Slavery Organs, and
Praises Blair, late or Jackson's Organ
LucTetia mott On the Stand-Two Dull
Speeches and she People 60 70 sleep-They.
are Wicked up by Stephen 9. Foster. who
Pitches Into the sewadites-y. r. Andrews
gives his Ideas ON the Nataro OF an Oath-A
Lively Discussion, &C., &c.
The twenty third annual meeting the American Anti
Slavery Society was commenced .. the City Assembly
Reoms Broadway yesterday The call for this meerius
is sisnsd BY Wi'm Lloyd Garrison, and announces no
object Of the society to effect the mmei total and
eternal overthrow Of slavery it exists On
ricsn soil, and to expose and confront whs.s sr
party or sect seeks to purchase peace
expense Of human liberty. Living dying our motto
is-No UNION WITH SLAvmoIpnu.n
The announcement If ,evera Of the bitteres OF .as
orators OF this party-Phiips, Parker and Lucy 10
Blackwell-drew together very large crowd, con- og
OF few blacks, very large number Of Of
tain sges with srectacles, few pretty girls ia-ge
number Of ~ people and few Broadway loupgsrs,
who came for curiosity and remained for amusement.
Tie President of the society, Mr. GARRISON took the
chair ut ten O'Clock. The platform did not present 20
great array Of prominent sboliionists usual, ~
there has been split in the party the Uaon
question: great many persons refusing to receive the
theory OF Garrs Philips that TO abolish slavery II
is necessary to dissolve the Union. esIf
Oliver johnson, of the City AotiS avery Sociej en-
gineered the meeting and told the people where they
should SIT
The CHAIR (ur. GarrsoD) read . portion Of the 7th
chapter of the Lame nations Of Jeremiah; prayer was
Offered by Rev. Theodore Parker.
Tie following Is the current Of the society os
the past year. ume
Receipts for the year, Of the American Anti
Slavery Society and Its auxinaries, 30 far a.
returns have been made .$33 $40 50
Balance. A,So7 ss
TIE CHAIR then submitted the following rssouions:-
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Giving the oppressor repcso his nquy an bs
lard no rest q letter remains 70 be broker
Resolved That slavery has not only clovsn down he
The the slaveho the Souh
va without restraint s madness; fulh
he declaration that whom the gods lnend do
s.roy hey 6rst rencer insaxen
g. Received That the spn.s'Ave-y sentiment which =
BY thirty six degrees thirty minutes north audo~
ded foo u hness and Yeless iARatuston.
s ~ nss 1.pssas
bo 10 rive the CyR-
promise, but 70 terminate all comprcmises-ns rere he
the ssve upon Northern rights bu.
SCENE fre edcvn and equsv 70 all who dwell upo, ne
American fc-mskirg the mNruted slave the tsgi S eli
state snshp, all patriotism all philanthropy. AID k
religion.
"a Reeoyed, That the right slave human being a
any vtsver no. dsSstsbe moro
hsp Ire r'sh 10 comr sdutery, twgary high cay rob
pirsry; frd b.
cke he rord nd Revo utonay reply, We hold
trihe n he sef evidsrt hs All reaAd euuais
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