The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

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ceipts, which were anything but snooursgns
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said she We received sl2 So whioh Wh eli collected
in the meeting, makes s2a The expenses Of the
printing and various other things amount 70 = much
more in the face Of This, said Me- A., viii ths nan and
women who are here allow n 70 b said that the anti
slavery society had 70 pay for the privilege Of holding
convention and thai the citizens a Utica would not
tribute sufficient 70 meet the necessary expsnses2 rhe
this touching appeal Another speech was made by Mr.
Garrison and one or two others a the close Of whose
re raEs the Convention adjourned.
urng tbe press for carcaauziDg BIZ sayings and doegs
and Of 10 be expected that 10 would allow This
gave hs feelings h the following hmentaton
the perversiy 0y editors and reporters generally -
Thh Convention has no right 70 coll upon any newspaper
70 stbd liz reporters here 70 report our proo<s dughs
10 msttsr Of choice, which eAch Newspaper esAbfhh
mens must dsteymine for ITSELF but We have night 10
wnbous n.uls, w,.ncus miss wnss may
be raid Of domss, Of course s NOT for us 10 say
me tditrY WHO ceeoses 10 make game OF cooventon-
the editor who does that may do on bis own Yospons
bnty bot have right which inneres In The veries
CRIMINAL 10 the world TO be heard In self deleuos. w
charged orminals We have right 70 be reporter
fairly end position 10 bemsde kno Nov, hhvory
evident that The people Of U,ks and the surround
lng country are not TO knos what We have sAie
here, except through oarioaiure and msrepreseH
ta;on. An nnprinopied, mesoenary and time serving
pytss has ausckod ~ 10 all p,rts Of the country,
incorporating our principles and purposes, and de
stns and these attacks sti Persisted In When the
,Isve shan gel omancipssed, God spar my hfe dom
but sha;l get the editors and reporters OF Hews
Eapsra enAncipssd for next 70 The slaves they are per
baps 10 be pttied. know the grand difficulty hes In the
stae Of pubic sentiment Show me your papers, and
Will sbow ytu what the popular heart y. NOT tos,
these editors and proprieon Of papers worse hao
oIter men, but 1t d that they are made mevoenaxy arc
time serving through corrupt public opinion Way d.
your papers publish scurrtyf Because will sus me
pro-ssvery taste OF the communy-because Il will pay
and debs ht spirit which II hostile 70 liberty every
where IN The lsno and therefore you cannot exsc any
thing better The pulpit 10 serviIe enough; but more
selve body OF does not ext in the world thAa he
editors and rsorrttors o. newspapers generally espe
cialiy pity reporters who for pary remuneration vi
Sol their manhood and xloE themselves 10 be made W
toe Of men who are bent Upon having injustice anc
slavery 10 rre land instead OF freedom. pity them
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