The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

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hia despatch vas Published In the HmALD OF Friday
and ts information which il gives 4 some What old
our readers already It was, ossvsr, received will
The ninorU report said M LAmzsr ssss.s that tAsr.
va a' no oIssss Of Prvss. and tnsrs hsd bssn the,
in the HERALD on The esms Ssv., ''' f1'A'A''
Hon. sr. s1RAsAaAx. Y. O. from the sseosa C'nsres
slonai district Of this State, In reply to the Oil Of s
he s.id occupying the portion ~ dd 70 express an,
opinion upon ths which had brought them TO-
gsthsr but he would tell them whom his tins cane hs
intended to act with decision. (Appiause)
As II WAS eleven o'c ook the meeting, wh3sh
had ewir died away to ons-fourth its original numbeH
MEETING OUTSIDE.
There large gathering in front OF tho Hail. ssh-
mated az frtm three to five thousand number, and
considerable enthusiasn prevailed but moderate ia
character than that manifested by the audience within
n. n. HoLr, ESQ was called to preside. He intro
dussd the speakers sucseosvsly to the audience po
nceman's lantern being ths only Nght faruishsd the
reporters compelled to tAss their tho dark
Dr. McPHAn introduced and spoke ct some lsrg
but our reporter unable to hear what he said sx-
oept bis In whioh hs characterized Brooks
% losthtome toad, skunk and hypocrits."
Rev. HENRY WARD BHEcnER, having bsen csllsd for,
came crwsrd end said that he been ssted he was
prepared to make speech He Was ready at ali times
to 90 SO, ana on an occasion like the present. no was
resey at moments n,ace. His heart WAS like Cro
ton resrvorturn tho raucst and stream gushed out
only instead Of water issued Gre. He appeared t, de-
nounce the outrage which had committed upon the
cause OF liberty in the of o. the nobest men
that ever digni6sd the halls OF leg ation But worse
oven than be who gave that base and cowardy blow,
were tbose Senators who stood BY not interfere
70 prevent that outrage There man in the United
States who're words culed with moro rigorous reer
fhnsa
OF senator SIMMER tbs truth OF he speech which
casnned tho assault carried the to their hearts,
snd being unanswsraoe iu logic they tod to tbs
dr3ntrn,n bdcul,nnn, The truth cf the speech made
thsm inurats. We Of the North have but one of two
courses TO pursue either to Btrrgge for cont titu-
toasl liberty under the Law, ascent to anarchy.
Il We want constitutional liberty We must 20 to
the heart OF the body polite. and not endeavor to
drive internal disease out by outward appioatiou
The nature OF slavery haa for long time to make
walked IL. n.s tbs n
ions Of our cabinet and it is time that fresmsu should
n: los look to tser .s hos.a
until new and better administration OBJ anei at
Mr. BRIGGS, of Ohio, stated that he was native of the
Empire State, but thai he hated Brooks miscrsant
coward, assassin, and mean man, which he thought
The lowest designation could BE- given to any man
Rsks the Five Polsts, and any man IN Il would bs ia
suited you asked him II he would strike whilsths
sus tsy %0ss blows on the h:.d os
be amors the dAtk Of the past There had BET
fire hinded at Kansas which, like those st Concord and
model American citizen, Senator and man and there
was no fear of his death He temperate man. aud
Charles Sumner might write his name President of the
United States. (Cheers.)
Smith, and Thomas 3. Rtdmsn made brief and eLarac.
teristie addresses, after which the meeting aj burned
Indignation Meeting OF tho Clergy In Boston.
EFrcm the Bjston Herald NAY sOI
meeting Of tie clergy Of sl De aouinatons was held
at tbs nsionson, YESTERDAY afternoon - take action in
nrne mt han foko ~ T. T.
country The meeting iergely attended and appear
ed to be very unanimons IN is ex pressiops.
cester and Professor Stove Of Ardovo was elected Pre-
sicent, and Rev Mr.. Dexter of this city treasurer
~ tIs Prs.sn. Rsy Mes.rs oopp Of oasiss. Tssss Of
ehbu!g, Dexter Of Boston, Sessions Of Eerose WoIcott
Jersey stephen Th.rsson Of Prospect asus Xugisr Of
Hopkinton, N Baliou Of Aeeford wti.cams f,rmsIly
9f Of james worcss,sr Angler Of noord Rev
Enigrant Aid Society, AND recently from Kansas.
Ihs folow wing preamble and resolutions wsrs intro
In view of the ceaseess aggression Of the slave power
In our land ssd especially in view of the brutal
ULted s,ates and take the lives Of freemen Ia Kansas
We Ministers OF the Gospel, to the end that may
hsreby calmly prayefu1 and as a ehs ssht h
enbooy Cur deep religious convictions and unatsra
be purposes, IN the following resolutions
Resolved, That the Gospel Of Lord Jesus Christ Is
the ony sndote for sim the only secure basis either
OF personal character or political inst uons-adapted
!
cisey fitted to work out in them ell the highest and
nobest ends.
Resolved, That can entertain no hope that Ameri-
can slavery will be done away, its countless usurps
tcns peacefully cease except The result wi isy in
creased conviction of its hSeuness in the sight God
and it's Inherent and inevitable antsg the very
spirit Of Christ And do therefore pledge to each
other our mutual co operation mpathy aud aid in the
work OF developing through the pulpit, tho church aud
the press, an enlightened public sentiment this whole
subiect
Resolved That the murderous assault upon our honor
ed Senator, Charles Sumner Is not only dAssardy as
sau upon his person. and through him upon the right
Of fIee speech, but also which ws individually
feel and by which very hearts bleed; and whether
he snall recover, or sink into martyrs grave-whch
may God avert-we viii address ourselves unto prayer
and effort that this Swfu event may become ths
glorious resurrection o. national virtue and the triumph
If freedom.
Resolved in view of the present crisis in our na.ional
affairs, and especially the awful peris that pend ever
KApeai ard the land, We exhibition of the
senaly corrupt and co:ruptirg spirit OF slavery AID
new necessity that ministers Of the gospel and
lovers Of liberty should grd ourselves aesh to pose
its sggres ions and the final triumph OF freedom
There were adopted the csers diresed to trAns-
NIT copy to Congress.
Tho Dil<k Church ProPerty-MOtion for an
Injunction.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
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