New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
MEETING OF ABOLITIONISrS AT DIR. PEN
NINGrON'S CHURCH

a large audience, Of mingled white and black, as
senbled little after the hour FAMED. Mr.. LEWIS
TAPPAs, upon taking the chair said few words OK
pnssye OF bis pleasure at presdng over the meeting,
snd at the suspicious OF the time for tho objects
of it. He read letter from Capt Hurd, in which the
latter, after satrg that be ninety-fve years q
age, ayowed ubcOmpromisiDg and vigorous Anti
slayeiy sentiments and expressed wish thst the Fed
erel Government should go even to the extent Of IL
autboiity in lis efiorts fer Emancipation
The Rev Mr. JocELYr then offered an Introductory
prayer ,--,,
Tie Rev. HFsRY HIGHLAND GARsET, lcolored) q
rstive of this COUNT but Who has been abor'ng 10
nifsionary in the West Indies, was then introduced.
al tifd series Of resolutions embracing principles
for Anti Saver action. He went 10 say that hav-
ug been six yess absent from this country he pow At
liz return hopeful igIs for the cause In the Po-
litcal horizon. After tracing the recent oourse
Of Pro-Slnvcry Legislation, be proceeded ~
decide the great spread and irtensifcaton OF Anti
Slavery feel g as at present existing He believed
tie question safe low; that the "ogy child OF 3: A.
Doug la and his colleague. that hey had nuseo %
carefully with evil pUEpor. :, bad grown up into giant
which ir about to strange them. Even though Kan
sas should be admitted with provision excluding
nCgroes, yet ii is certain that IT is admitted a. nee
State, ty will Ultimately be permitted TO enter H.
The most prCmiing sign Of tie coming downfall OF
Slavery IL that the people are bsghnrg 10 thnk ana
tax, and, above all to vote and pray Alright Tor y.
lie related remarks made TO HIM ny ,he w,n W.. ~
VI.
Slavery s The great disgrace OF America ara
sbrsad. The EuToy' sn despots ryupsoDin E..h.-
sentiueIts Of the Slave States ana tneH "v's
aile- The sre NJ er's residence IN Jamaica ia" - -.
Linn that the frhueLce Of slavery on the VIZ oa-a,sx
eraby deuofenZiDg and -chcey ~ " g. "a ~.
frCms and related ANECDOTES showing ,no IT,, 800.
coio,d race 10 rse Freedom ana the oo I ~ Rs-;y
s Int .mspcipation. He denounced INC DvInc
re upou the United States ior tne Pa's ~
o., .nfr,, crimes II Slavery. 1be Nof'n p go -
a,cwsrd in the c'rDer, pouh'eo " . ~ 90 mt
H. aEfr III.
~ " - ~ xou 80 aud when q coward ooes osbt
bsLt 49, Saro,,ous He closed With exprersion o.
u y ~ definite and determined position Of
~ Moth 90 the question Of slavery e1'enSi'n'
A. WITHIN Wills BRows BOX Brown foe
ID He spproved the sentiments CT bis predeces'
~ .neclsT, 90 the point Of separated add definite
fo,; peepst avery; arc he corTobora,ed his
60, ~ III 6issrace abroad 10 Americans Of Slavery
70 he referrt 10 the cases OF the Rev. Din PrnAa
10 Dv,r ard stated that he had been instrumental in
1Gusrg n en- 10 be pr vented from being received o.
.Tou.d 10 speak in Exeter Hall, hy Of their
pu-Sayery aIfececeuts. He further asserted the
wrong arc folly Of religious mon between Anti
SlaytTy cturcbes aDc Pro Slavery churches. lie In
CURED into The duty Of coorec voters at the prese
juro,ure. He had little syDpstby with any ef-
istir political psrty-not With the Republcaa
psity inssniucb that party has cropped the Aboh-
ltion s.ue Is safed with tie single question Of FREQ
dom In ksnsas seeks svsilab lily in canodete, sc.
The political duty oftbe coiocec voter to demand tbs
lets.
The Rev. Mr.. CRAWFORD Of Nantucket was nov
Introduced ard occupied tune In series OF gen
eral rnsrss open eubects more lees immediately
connected With the objects Of the meeting.
cOpbibutoD then taken Up for the cxpersn
Of the meeting any surplus to be handed TO tho AnH
! Slavery Vigilance Committee during The taking u