The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-02

and for that purpose we have only to appeal TO the udg
msnt in the precise pronounced ~ the recognised
head Of the abolition party In speech delivered at the
New England AutiSayery Convention on the 29.h OF May
1856 BY YIN. Lloyd Garrison, we have Hood Of light
sted oh the relation between aboltonism and rfpub-
canism which diycss the subject Of all doubt or uncer
tainty.
Ii would seem that some OF the brothers or sisters in the
convention had spoken rather harShly Of the black pub
licans when Mr. Garrison rcbuked them as follows
al come now to the republican party and while do
not forget its actual position under the constitution and with
liz the Union constrained to differ In judgment from
some my respected friends here about the comparative
merits of that party think that they do not always accord
to 1t all that Justice demands that they Overlook e necessary
formation Of such party ne resa " oar moral agitation
and marvel that they do theto quarrel With IT,
the they doing, Is to quarrel 'si cause aad effect
Vih tie cork Of our olVn hatds."
When Mr. Garrison preached the idea that the black
pubcans we're the offspring Of tho aboltoniats and for
that that they ought to be treated tendery Sister
Foster could not restrain the instincts Of her nature and
she spoke out in the meeting as follows:
"Mrs. Foster admit that the party progeny
but as cuy eedsa great dead II reproof and constant
effort To bring up the way should go, this party ~htA
the necessary o9sprng IF or, needs constant ddoh'
lion and rebake and God giving me strength, p not
snare Il an hour until is fully educated reformed, and
y
After Mrs Foster had asserted her prerogatse Of apply
ing the rod to her child the great high priest of abo
ltionism proceeded apologize for their offspring and to
point out with patcrnal affection the good qualities of their
hopeful progeny:
'AIr Garrison Well, when have spared that party from
merited rebuke [Cheers.l allow that my esi-
mabe friend is the only who is faithful in that direction,
though she is always faithful But because the party not
all could desire it to be- because it yet gives its allegiance
Ito thp Amer
cupy dunon ground shall refuse to its merit
when it tries to do good anti slavery work in given drec
ton? When, in the person of Charles Sumner it
look the slave power directly in the face and
ragu for its matchess perGdy and nob endeayors
empire from It's bghting curse and struck down in the
Senate chamber in consequences thereof shall not recognise
such praiseworhy and with all my soul excaim,
well done2 LCheers. Shall turn to Mr. Sumner, while
be lies bleeding from his cruel wounds and say ~ the
most dangerous United States pertaining the
anti slavery Mo- should have stuty my mind
and lose all power Of discrimination, before could do it.
loud appause The republican party in trying to
Kansas and prevent the further extension of slavery has
been trying do good thing aud II IL could succeed
roaa Internationally aid The freedom targcScaic
This territory this conquest of fresh empire
the very by which slavery is to be eternized at
least prolonged until the extsrmnang Judgments OF bod arc
| poured out upon the land"
AT this point Brother Foster came to the relief of his
spouse and brought Mr. Garrison to the confessional bya
very pertinent uterrogatory
"Nr Foster. Do you believe they can succeed 2"
The black republican progeny of Mr.. Garrison and Mrs
Stowe will not thank their great father for the eandor of
his reply this question but it is not the less truthful for
the reason that it is disagreeabc TO them
Mr. Garrison Certainly But that is not the qus-
ton. They believe that they They laugh at my incEs
duity because do not believe it, think that long,
they will be satisfied that right, and that they have
been dended in which case expect then to hear the cry,
ExoELsIon-ooME and many Of thens take
their position under The banner Of disaaioa."
One more quotation from Mr. Garrison makes the
record complete:
cannot therefore, agree with such cur friend,
regard IL the most dangerous party with
which has to contend In its attitude toward
the slave power in the Of conscience and humanity
be found in in its direct effort TO battle the designs Of
the slave ogarchy respecting the Territories Of the country
far better party than either Of the others, and TO that
extent is sign Of progress which have cause to la
ment Tkoee aid again aud again, a IL proportion ne
gror II disunioai.Sa H b The grosf Of rsppbeapi
free soism. think if you will examine the map Of haa
cbuset for example, you win find this TO hold true with
singular uniformity that IN those places ,ehero there the
abohionisn rho hare Differentiated themselves for
aud the sass. cake, he heaviest rorn for tie
oe-sol ticket This is inevitable the law Of gravia
tion. The greater includes the less II should begin
work again. and try the experiment ten thousand
times over, should have the result In the formation
Of the party. Why, then should any speak in
tone Of despondenoy feel that Is In imminent
danger Of being wrecked IL this take philosophical
view Of the subject SHc then, vp jsdgnsSt Of tic rsPHb
lieaH party"
We presume tha, no ono will be at loss 10 under
stand the true relation between abolionisis and black
republicans The authority Of Mr. Garrison pronounce
Judgment cathedral be oontroyeriod by lie
loves his children, aud therefore he cbastscs them but vi
parental tenderness They abodonists in their swad-
ding clothes but they hopeful children For their
tender years they doing WELL and promise better when
they get bone and grste. They not honest
their either, but hey young and lack courage
They yet prepared to repuda,e the constitution
and hoist the standard OF disunon and but they
training in good school and in good time win msks
good aJolidonists When Mr. Garrison spoke bis chill
dron had not made their nominations for President aud
Vice President They bad not then ignored the South
component part Of the Union lie would point Sister
Poster to this fact and exullngy exclam: ,oii jeW
esi They not as honest we arc they talk loudly
Of preserving the glorious Union but their acts belle s
talk but We understand their policy, and they n,
proving themselves worthy q their progcniio II they AZ
not honcst they smart and considering their tender
years they exhibit astonishing wisdom f they lack The
courage to make open war the constitution and tho
Union, they show themselves slu tactcaas 10 covering
up their designs whilst they preparing 10 spring
mine that will blow up the confederacy. With our ub-
mated ideas Of moral consistency exactly APP
prove their conduct in swearing support the consU