The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13


be looke@ degrading AND demorahzDa TO ssnd nan
away because he had IRON the South. The Q has
and aisr taxing h ness.re they to1 hin ,ba, sins~y
Gns were stronger for staying than his legs were
iT ru1ni.g sway And BOT ss'sfed With that they haa
eaHsea N be noticed IN some Of the Beeton Apers, 20
that some Of the ssstlemsn the United satee employ
night call II they cheese pu, they did call The air
The next ss.isoon 4 nee sssss which hs Vas now In
favor q assknins vac tAe'r personal liberty bills. SO
s y :es o.
coretituton or NO ecas'ut Whist hey wanted
was law net I: make the escape fro. slavsry the s'
proof or crime, but the crswHng narh Of vrtneS The
leynste foe such law was he reccea say struck In
the Eiate In which he stssd. Massachuss.,. must
Hcn that proposed but not passed Legislature
Of New Yori :--"ResOlved, That this State will not
s sr% hss r FOR spy se any sndss
hoped 10 the Gmo when their friend Iittejohu
Cbe Speaker Of the New York I~esstnre) should
Of the great Of this STATE, with Gerrt Smith his
Robin Hood, and Henry Ward BeeCher his Prior Tuck
daughter and sppiause)
Dir. GARsaoN corrected Mr. Wgginson by stating that
the nterIr, OF the constitution which he attributed
the Anti Slavery sooiety, not their Interpretation,
but the Interpretation Of the nA.OC ana Of the Supreme
Court
MIR. HicGrsos wished " s'ate that he had merely
wished TO place that interpretation Of the constitution tn
the respectable view ne could was ittle matter
him wha, the Supreme Court tboneh' OF the oonstivu
ben bat II Of importance 10 him what NJ Lsyi
Garrson or Mir. Wendell Ihilhle thought Of it. Gap
planse and Laughter .. WI. s-r
Mr FAsc of Boston, read the annual statement Of the
Frances OF tie society for the past year The receipts
,be treasury $40 eos 6 and It's expenses
sl6eis eavpe balance OF 81 260. The amount contri
sa,cd tie branch societies in hassschue New York,
r,nnsy ivans Ohio and Michigan SIS, Sb4-Eaking
the total contributors for the year come s3S ,ia2.
YIIsiVsy pfsaoi ests Tar c7irsciiYs.
lIr PAsxNR PnLsyrRr Of Concord, n H., was the next
Peaker. de II small. active, crsss grained he man,
tb any amour. Of ELF ooncet. Ee thought thai he
eculd perhaps the socety any better service than 10
append resolve, which he desired either to have
Ioriisn Of his remarks receive explanatory OF
he s, resolution Of The set reported by Er Garrisan-
Rec ,vtd, That In the American Board o. Conm 'sioners
FOR Foreign Msicns, The nercsn Tract and Bbe soae
ss. the Methods General Conference the 0efcan oa
list Iposs, and the rrtsbyerisp General Assemblies, we
nnye full AID fair exponent and representative OF the re-
eepn2ed religion OF the ccpGtry.
Refoived THAI all these bodies are composed of dcno-
minaiitns claiming tho petogave Of making terms of
communion ana church fellowship and as not one o then
has included sGvei oding among these condition.
even While exlesg Doers for so FL gm an offence a.
ilerences in TIE mode Of baptism, II becomes neoo~sari
y ddehty 10 the antislavory 70 declare that no
pcrson no supports these organizations the churches
composing them, either by union with them coDribu-
lion 20 hen Is worthy to be regarded as Christian OF ~
% aboiuCnlt.
Resolved, Tint We shah hail the day with hope and 10Y
whe all these associations 70 long the shield o the sy
have all others like them ln fol NOR ages, ts
leave more opeS entrance 70 the coming Of she reign Of
peace purity Of love and liberty IN this IN all other
ends. GENE applause and more hisses.)
Mn. frIscURY followed bis resolutions by speech Ho
had stencos, he said to the resolution offered by Mr. Gar
iou and though be approved Of them, still he feared that
anita avery PEOPLE would nd loophoes Ia hem to ore'p
OFT Of therefore that he offered his He wished
have the misfortune being wherever and
whenever he spoke. The religious bodies 10 which his re-
oluon referred, PROGRESSED 10 be ant slavery. But both
he religious bodies and the polite parties were eke pro
slavery Up in New HamTs hire, where be mad the Gala
miiy oresdenoar iehbsr to Cen i1croeihe dcnocra
Nc editors coIgrnuaiing themselves On The approach
81 lie time when the crack Of the ssvedrivers Whip
houd be heard la their woods and along their beautiful
BIKES. The Cynisiic preachers up there were beginning
II he demccrauc party. QxugnIer) There was Dc
Wig party tbere now There wss very ltle le OF the
American or Know Nothing party; and be dd no, seem
10 have a yery high opatn Of the republican party.
While The denoortuc pariy were crying I" buchanan
ara nee Kansas" The leaders Of tho republican party
great dcccivens their side. These ina
teen misunderstood. either desigbodly extraordinarily,
ard therefore b. wshed to belong class Of who
could II he pisundery TODD He here 10 affirm thai
the Inion those slavery PARTIES and snsavery
CHURCHES entirely Urosiavery oriton, aid that they
therefcIe mad themselves the bu waras Of avcry in th,
country. They han deceived the people There b.,
really one arueayery religions organization Va this coun
ny, and tiat was an ORGANIZATION bat little known. H.
referred to the Ola scbo ScOtch Cvenaaters. The rel
Organization which deserved 70 be mas. deprecated
= THIS oounny the Methodist denomination.
1fey bod proatct &c separate from the South but thai.
go, Wa MI dcccp"n The proceedings OF ne Methodist
Cruvtncp 10 Indianapolis lat ner, the discussion
~ slavery, enees merely in az ai"mptto sueSe 1@
cjseien. Methodist Minister had declared MOI three
nCnhs ago, ha. .herc not slave Owner In the Rail-
Conference bit one although that conference hat
pas ed resou'iabs deprecang abolition agitation Tho-e
eucps were passed by 80 against IA And yet they
called or 10 regard the Norhcrp conference
ah ssvery stsstOI. In the conference n indianapolis
a rceoiViOa wa moved 10y an anu slavery member ir
change the ohuro discipline ~ enac,nE that slave
hsder should be Hereafter eligible 10 u-nbership pro
vic,d emancipation would not ihjare the Elatc.
That ret very bad abohtonEm, and yet the
voc srairst H., large lie cOnsdered the
MIXERS q. the Methodist confcrs being behind the
Gamers Of the constitution in sDt 81 hostility TO slavery
Ire member az the church. ho believed were generally
sboiucuif, but they had secSiyers A. their heads and
5E hypvcrky had Ist yet been rrma ked - sbolld
have been. lie PASSED from condemnation VI the Neho
eis chr rcs to rey;inrl &C the general 'cmbly Of the
Trctetsrgn oArrch scocl aad Of the Congregation
sh church, the menbers " which two DENOMINATIONS he
thought were more deceived ihAn lho members Or any
other church No cxcep,cd nom his caadrmnauon NJ
Cnccvcr ana Mr., n. ". Bocchsr, Tic cyeR
,Nicd with DE ANT slavery o Henry Ward Deeohcr. 10
tcecbc hated slavery bad enough. but ho hated real
ami elaycfy sse ~ much. Tie majority of bs Congre.
gat0nnlist npiera hnd ferious thoughts he undsrsto
a consirping pr. Cheever 10 mad houae, and be sup
posfd they wcnd lks % ssnd Henry Ward Beecher N
itbe care - him. u rss the Beeehsr5 And the
Chseysrs Of Ezi church WHO osastd the aArn snong
=, ;heIasr., ard s'i The " Rossa ard otAsrs
snavcTssry Ia laS0, wben they had tho honor OF
bcirr annoy Cd By mob headsd ny Crssu Ry5der sad
.uppcricd b, believed, by the then huvcr cf the city
CaItain Ky raers had new The honor Of being United
-ta.ts rnrhal, and found IL probable catch All
sisytrs than catch runaway ssvcs but he would
rather have ny ndcrt with al tis venc-s ard irrelg.ou
than the New York C-r snd Is sanc,onious ediiors
Al. TuEyr, osi0ESD GENrrsAS, pENousun r1E ATroC-
or ANEsicAs rovAENnrNs.
Nr. rclU-u Prryr II fybery, Pr, vas NEXT INTO
duoed 90 he audience ~ Mr. Ca-rsoa. NJ T. & cnicrcd
man. but sirhtiy Urged Nth African blood that b.
might pa nuscr ~ scion Of The ~hae lie is
gentle MANLY iotiur and sIfats With elegance.
How h eskrd csrf any coorct n t1nk NJ Tho vrOnFs
a aEd express himself viii and without psg
sion Here millions q and held 10 bo1d
age such The world ras-snd yet his COUNTY,
spSn G. n hss c0aJxy Ne could sr~ck oooily
turi suheei and he wcsd such vloiencc 20 bis
srirgS q try. lie voald read Tseoig,or Which
be hsd The bccV recsnuy OF preJeruag 81 meeting IA
pfiisscipha-
Rescvct, That attempt so " pre~c IA; there
no FuIfcrt gwen @ slavery IN the ecostiter and
senial structure Of ,he American gcrcrnmeni r n argue
ssainy, ard rhnsc, igucrr tE.s~y
shut or eye Against apshle fao, that vhlt NAY su
~he pho do 5ot feel the Tco heel 70 Pleas them
selves with sucb theories, 81 seooUes y Of color
wbose daily experience reiuie8 TIE scurity, to lnssgc
In sry such idls Lantaso1.
his reeouron e1;rt@sed bis thouehts AMI fesirss
about This kew tangled doctf.be 81 The ant.
slavery character " he American oosgp,nso-
hts doctrine seemed te him TOR q the most sbsurd
and preuceierors that broeched Tie knew thu
the vor,s "Fbve' slavery no, found N Tt
oobst.utan. Neither were they 10 DO found IN tie Tug
tive Slave law. And ~, who vrud ray thai that
anti slavery document, hot he sirOcicu8 ia
tu,e ressed IN any country He mad .T;cusr