The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

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b a end 20 he rose 70 ess Nm Oh, bsa ycsied u ~.
Nh. ..ARRsos vnssDaIw W. ms RssoAprsoR,
NY SARnos thought shAs shs VS. 70 time ses NE =
eassicn, there was no qeessn Of changing he oon
tu,on al the society before The meeting He would say
s however: shas black men stood sn tho same pnstm
10 rasr 20 righ, oil resistance white mem and thaa
MI As The report II the American Tract Society had only
been rsued oay, and ths soc.sy had MOI had time 70
that ,epor no would withdraw shs resolution winch
The cher re. olu,sons that were pending put and
/ carried.
| member inquired whether these resolutions passed
Included those OF Mr. Pptbsry in regard Senator'S Hale
| and WILSON, Speaker hanks and the YrvaencS
Gr Gtasos answered that there Yves no DIVISION osod
for and that consequently, AL the pending resolutions
! NJ sumN..s moved 70 rec0s;Scs the VOC
I The vote was secopssdcyed.
Mr. Brs,,es then moved to hay hisbu,y's sesoiurs.s
! on the table
Mr. Foes felt hms sn much injured by ;hia action. he
wanted 10 knew whether they were republicans or ADO
| h;ioDss
The resolutions AGAIN read 10 .he two or three
| dozen persons @it % the rcoDA
Mr. BpRl3.s novel 10 amend the entire series of rcso
.onn adopted ny striking oas those IN reference 70 Sem
| tor Hale Co -
| whole of tho. Shame, shame
The Qucs taken on the adoption Of tho rcsofa-
lions preceding those Objectionable ones, and they were
| ADOPTED. .
MI tlpErsoS suggested that there statement In
thesa RE- ontnns which not true. II was that Il was
stated Of these persons, that he sad no "weuld
hang i,srnoisls Month SOUTH" Mr.. wilson me; ely
| spoke OF pttng down those who raised their hands
! assinst the goverDmepI
| M Brsiin;I-Tberc other objections tn my mind
arsnst the resolutions and that amendment would noa
cbsiae them lie moved 70 lay these resolutions On tho
| iGble
| The notion wss not agreed to-
Mr. BtiIyl,.s moved lhat The resolutions be indennieH
| Several vm,4s-Thas not fair; you've had test
Cr puplyvsu threatened 10 discuss the question.
An old QpLEER gentle moved that speeches should
| be- confined 70 three n,nussM
Mr. GARRISON suggested that TO press leso resolutona
where there principle involved would appear 70 %
| 10, persnac.ous and irving W tho wall.
| MI ByRIHy6I-- Here is but a mere raaton Of the
society AL he adoption Of the resolutions now wonh i
be an expression Of the sentiment OF the sOcetv He be-
nevcd the resolutions 70 b. false 10 fact and false in logic
He proceeded to make speech against tue resolunons.
| hr. NYEomL Pnulfs 10 favor of tho resolutions;
bat II Mr. Bureih ,uid yield the Door, be would move
| 20 lay them oD tie table,
| Mr. yoss-That is hardly fair. MIR Burie'sh has been
allowed 10 make speech, and the motion VII, cus III any
| one from reply ne TO him.
| Mr. BuRIsS,.-I have not made speech
Mr.. FoSs-Iains y0n Indeed you have
The vote taken, and the chairman DECIDED a toere
| were yeas ~, nays6.
Nh Fos,s- Thank God for that sin
So The resolutions kid the table, and the meet
! I'M, AZ OK L. NJ, adjourned siSk die