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

70 her cry. But tho popular nlsaaeon hes oy no
pbe Of dsastoy announcing kArsas q sisve stas, te
seizure of Cuba, the suh,ugaton u CcnJaj America me
81 vsss slave cmprs IN the western continent
ie them 70 hack for snge year ana nosce some mo
stirling event: 81 INC s%e w wrS, npe1 p SSnvsrSS bic "a
NOUS speech in Congress. NJ Sumner found ne shve
question there Not Introduced , oy %nse" o1s S
drsa,ed syo 70; Judgment by the inrspdity Nor'hern
senator's stalked in with pistol ana ofadseon, ana
,S hi sss0ne and receiving tho congratulans nj It's
stsnAs ssy cry NOT aDa,ed single me 81 Es claims
~ nselgrsr save trade 10 openly advocated BY the
reeuctaOle southern newspApers hepun'icsnsm DO
Glazed = aiure, and the euhgnssnHep' 81 loe Scrsn
worsc psn parbaJ ism trlsA This 10 70 be regardco ~
tho raving wlIsh rrsc'des death, cannos oo Sna
ina. he intelligence OF the country is proSrssng;c
Nc referred to the dcpstes in Congress On he regGt
ps Kansas C,rr,ni,.os, Sebaes which Attract
Cd even mfro attention III Aeroie tAM uscy url he.o
PROM t4s he passed W the i PRESIDENTIAL eiecoop h
o. had psvor before apIsed en- the arena 81 poai do.
Senators, men OF letters, authofs, poets, dev0ed
mouths 10 the work Of rovsing the people Csersymen
ctr buod tho weight OF their character and intelligence
the cause of the people Never We're such a4ess made
o popular heart. The assault On e,onLcr AAiiDGr
sssasbaGoa 81 Northern meh IN sansaa The
rsplp.,an @1y ma" , . cann sam ., INC nscn,s
caicuhted 90 awaken the enhustIsn oil no people
The Of freedom in the Unied states ry sr aa ench
political opportunity before and wlp all probability hev-
CT have such political opportunity aga,n The victory
the rcpo on party lass fall should havc5oecn co3e
aid FRA. But VIII II was the resuNY The esctln III Mr.
Huchanan-not his election merely, but his tr'unpan
election what do tho figures ELF Mr. Pierce recci9cd
1901 5J5 votes agSins. 3Sss7s for tcn Sco1; Whereas
Ny nuchsnsn received asa S3J votes and Mr.. FrenmA
only 3i2Sl2. Did no, this show that me aBtisiivery
sentiment wa not GrcSig al the Sorinf Bot inc re- So
with be abcuosts, and Was, Of course, by them re- ~
| diaicd u glorihed he unOh more loudly and more
rsndiolucn.y han the roehvery 'eaders o. the
denoc party did. 1t glo dBed The constH ton and do
had any snpihy 10 he Institutions Of the south
One OF the republican speakers had told him (Ar ~ that
he repeatedly warned not 10 speak TOO strongly agni
the institutions or against the Fugitive slave law
was commemorate with Northern intelligence aud that
tha, intelligence was progressing He knew that II was
very confidently declared That one hah OF the Northern
people ynpalh1ed sMh the sbohuonists and that nine
enhe ~ the clergy North IN favor oi abolition.
Where wore those sympaihies Lat ecoiom Experience
told hem thu, increase of education - not alwsyc erog
increase Of moral convictions. II here were people gym
pahiy'ny with ,ha anti slavery cause who ooih throw
;he woes Mr. Buobapun why could DO. ha, 20 done
again, and why could II rot be done perpet1aly. lie
though that must be conceded that The whole country,
in moral senllnronn deeply demorshzei AMI
becoming Sentiments readily changed
nso cents and prI;p,s converted into To, pen,es
| Interest, aud not principle, should preside at
\ The bello: oox?
They must be very sanguine who think that the bear
Of this nson be souched, srd eth moro sanguine
must they be think that this crusade they 80
ing 10 receive any aid from the church The cergymen
hsmlerci by he voluntary system and by the ecce
siascJ sentiment They do not form the pubic sent
| ~
the commercial class and that fact alone accounts for ia
inertia They would sraro him the pain OF quoting The
s,on. The Adams the Roses the Ncades, had become
quite notorious BE was painfully reminded Of the frs,
days Of The church when Uncle Richards uaAius had no:
yet become substitute Tor she sermon on the mount
when silver gray politicians YET unborn, and when
the duty. Of saving the Union had not yet
Then Christians wer5 ready to sscr,bce money and hs
Itself in the aoryice of their Master. Then there the
sirongos hostility slsyery. peiussn br.hop, writing
to a master slaves behalf, says-'I could have
believed that man loving grace and knowing the grace
IN bondage Gregory Of nissa 500 years ago cros;.
questioned the STAKEHOLDER after this manly fashion,
"Wbo can possess a ha man being bu, God aloner This
man. whom you call your slave, has God made him
| frcef Command the brute beasts II you WILL well ana
good, WA ordained So ba, beware how you degrade
" no Is made Ia the image Of God. Snow your
title OF pssseson" 81 john, Of Cnrysos.om, spoke often
IN the same strain, and urged Christanl repeatedly
and put in The way ef ms noble and honest
| livelihood; and % grand and 20 noble was The Slea
had hesitsuco IN selling Tho silver ves.s
OF the sanctuary, the savcrs and goblcs used for
dcmpuon N Their brothers. Clement, Of Rome, in eps
The 10 the lofn,ians, says, I've have known many
Of bondage i,, they might give liberty those
held IN chains bishop u Noli near Naples,
consccratcd ali his fortune To the emancipation Of slaves,
and when he has spent al 70 his last penny, poor widow
% hun ana moTed him 70 ute his interest 10
~ sayc not ocn; cfi the reply Of bc bishop
] will 80 myself and take his place" (some sppsuse)
/
But ne assured her ai he was In esrncs and snty
he with her into Area tuacovcred the ~ hUr
boy reIrcscned &c "a 70 nm ana offered ireey 70
| take his rlate 90 tie plantation The boy Ms
released sad The bishop took the implements 81 labor
ana went himself into Inc held. BY his industry
tdchy he gaDed toe esteem Of his master, who,
sstonibed b. such nc: q self denial &c; him FREQ,
and for his saso liberated all h, slave. {appausc.)
Tins Tie OH fashioned Christianity; an when We turn
sadly from such incidents these towards ,he modern
substitute fer cnrlsuaIy, Il - Ike passing from Car.st.
aniy pasa9u- When he thought q Tic church being
oblyio of ~ rrande., tradition, how could lac help
having lie lootnlosi authorizations for the nturog Of
course 40 oac knew TIE future might bring forh
hu, Ga. hope Of throwing n cgrdTs the
slave states "a growing U.m and beautifully less Utah
I tru,sl Arosrlea 7eVas lie Jvda lands ccxico Cuba
oer rranter area Tor te Development Of slavery
ali The lands Not o'cr ior TIE doveCrcmcnt ofiroodom
proyiJcuoo o course IA 81 S,pon UP new solution Of
this QUE Bas lhcy must not rely altogether on thai
hope Y tac ircc Germans IN IoXes should snn htsie
slavery ,heso % Tie ds3oyery ~ ne ;od mno3 Ia Mgnco
attract large free emigration, or u e Anaucsip % tie
sooth w0aid pro, oke lie North TO dissolution o. TIC
IIiOD ~ civil var, t.en slavery would DC Aboil,e,
Bot is gye 10 sreai cc Tor hope certainly none for
1rr .rr1Tryxrr r7ust-r1r.
The tu- V1ncipie-eu3 the 1rst principe II The And
slavery Soce y--vas s1uce 'Or the back Juflcs
ior the black raoes race thss In been purp0iy and
dcib' raiey beas.1 ID, rae. hat has experienced no
Thing hot wrong They did nos plead n behalf % the
wntr man tbss hc Du-bt have he night ~ free -ech
and free trrlofy, srd tss le might ezc!ud. the A-S
rom q Tbey Pieadco ne cause o. The back mas,
sid lam s.one. TAcy p4el6ed tie chG-e 10; a matter
ri economy out0i hiE-lniy. lhoy demanded bis emAn-
cpln 70 from tnescs Of political econofny ba, iroa,
motives ustos Thy di Dos believe Una; shy arru.
melts addressed - Ne pocket would Further us eud In
the sgt on hc contrary Trey profoundly believed uAi
ib. CAUSE rnus be t-ken up From religious conycI Co
tLa mus be pressed OF Chr grosH4s. !, was Dot
iiscirry Asugh n them TIM SLAVERY vUuld have "
perch bccsa.e s0ld ~; ray. They prrs roxous Tor
the ebOon o, slavery, hui Icy were ncs ANXIOUS V go
slavery sailing saa hvr; The hsves under ~ ruriCr
| the ssvc TIE CAY oh.ec. Of their sympaihy rbcy
demanded i.riCs tT &c save AZ any Ircoof corsiu-
too, ~ unon " oo-ayy. MS The p-Ec.plc q ne
! anti slavery As-orAtor u Il vhich urged their
ocEznS-ll.e isnfass4sie emancipation 81 Tie slave
tor 80 rssson my would demand o. rcnBcn
pursuic yors cpurec Of Gruns.uncs gsnoing, or ic'
ban. befy. bs shlcli iss. from one, any
cost e. Ny ssCal IA irlmeias emancipation Ife Cnisd
~ Hnaur-ai o. rs-ucsa difficulty. he believed tat his
yuiox euec.u,ily prevented tSn from sivaDsng In the
co. srrrce ths work se redemption usuron 9.
A.pr.eii uroce Z ulrgs he hegr ended an pceaasy
| o4ntssi "a ihs mind be.prc g coSrencei isos.