The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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Mr. EDXryp QUINCY, Of Dcdhan, Mass, was ,bc srst
speaker. lie dilsed the ocIages committed by tho
Shareholders insancing the Of william Lloyd CARR
son. for whose arrest the sate Of Virginia had c,r-d
reward Of 81 ooo the case of Nr Underwood IN yirgn,a
and the case of Mr. Hoar, citizen of Massachusetts,
who had been sen; down Charleston 10 prosecute
suit Or the reno iop of a citizen OF Massachusetts
ried ino slavery and who forced, On pain OF being
bnoAed, 70 the State Of South Carolina 10 wished
for the dissolution Of the Unisn, because he wasted Mas
ssohusse,.s lcS free right her wrongs. SO,
she would have trouble senclng be. shps 10 Charles
ton ans laying in ashes. There WAS no STATE IN the
Union that would contract, at low figure, 20 whip
South Carolina Massachusetts could do l. with ono hand
ued behind her back. lie did not IKE such republic as
this against his conscieDce. lie hsaed aud
abborred II. In order TO hold any o!lco under
lie government Of The United States MN must
ss,ar 70 support the constitution, and consequently
euppo-. slavery in is varoas phases was NJ ncvi
table thL, this Union should be dissolved rs hat water aud
OIL mus. separate, matter how much they may oo
shaken. They could nt tell how u vAs 70 be dore, bit
done must be. There many old mcn in The Tinted
States who rnooect when Tho constitution Of The United
states va adopted and how Euch trouble there was Ia
having IL adopted IN his own State ~ Massachusetts u
only by majority Of ~ IA a convention OF over 800
ibai u was adopted. Why, then, did rrosess this
idoiafy Of the iitutony Il was because the constu
per ships and line houses and hvcried servants But lot
~ ihs b. changed Let the Union only once stand for
want and sAuLruiacy let but the Shareholders get tho
aa;ry INTO a with England, and bow long would ne
rich 81 New York, Philadelphia and Boston iSyS
IhC IIiong They Would bate TIE Union as much ~ g
vas hated N Ma lschustxs Good bless her) IN 1871
Many intelligent people supposed that the wealth
North j. owing - the Union. Tha. - al mistaken dea.
II The Union were dissolved would not The North have The
same COMMERCIAL advantages al he hs5 Dogf Most
suTedly she would TIE south would, "A now, sock tho
best market for her cotton There never wa an otarchy
ia ahiicsi'; power. Here and there, along hc PAGES
OF history they found desTots sbdicang Their power
hoy found y la, and hocesian and Charles iihh gouG
into reure'nont-but aristccracy mover ~ the south
would never voluntarily resign it, power. Count Gurow-
SKI In h hook shows that The Northern and southern pco
pc different races only KEEP, together by mechanical
means. And he is quite rnt Tue sacrclness OF tho
Union Ia been broken up and people calculating ~
value here at the North as well ~ A. ho South ~
slavery that thore u wall of hro around Il, AVN
lko he scorpion, draw hs poison into iB own
hcsd, and die an lDgorio;Y gucdc TIA. was .sc
obj,ct FOR winch the society was working. They coad
not t bow WAS come 10 pass. They were Missionaries.
They hat wa possible, and what g the possible
may be the actual They know ihs, would ooClo 70 ps
A yr1trTo Ircr sToSp.
Eiss frances Ellen Watkins, multo girl, hic ci fa
tmOrc, wa mex, Introduced, and delivered, n qu.et
lady Ike style, a hitorcal, social and noiIcA oeslr.
shc vss very elective, and Sss, o, pouts, nun hp-
Mr. QyI,rY sald he would next introduce a,oAer CO
lore1 girl, Mexican by birth, Who had accompanied
ogcsr ~ ~. country asr tho battle of Monterey she
had since served stewsrdes In southern ,,te,hoaL
Ibc boai bu,ood, aud sbe charged tired for
.el,.rg Ore 70 il, bot vas acquitted By forra hsrv
Mr.. AHr NELLY Fo-uFs a question u bIs.ness
Il VA, az course, connected with the funds.
TIE ooorcd glri thus spcson Of did n, however
forward zinc. she had como tho stand sko ,sc ost
the courage 10 address the audience. Sbo v0ad how.
ever said Mr. quincy, aDa al tho door ard such
acnsou. thosc leaving might feel disposed n We Der
ASo1Hzz sBor At ms As1.sIcIS nsAcf scJaTy
Nr GARRISON came forward and proposed Tie following
WsgTyas sytd.n,ly prrna.a ard alarmed By he r-.-rs
sEu sls',ry ,yrf u DE unss Ar, aenlag e vtidrrAl
sccy ssssnnusl unseng bet Jesr rsu t.l! alpoasd
~. ri ,r s.psss s,. a,g, soSnics rs.s, . 49,,
haysE been mae tSslnst the for refusing 20 en- re
49, fSr fsSss rsssd ali o1nsnnasy lusor, y 'sS,
-,m Of Nj 'Na'os isUm se'eT~ ioreisn Norss rpuOAsci
ARD wsreas, ths -pesi committee ccrpo.~i l>---y g
Sss r. s,er,.d by " -s.ey and ~foh !. c.rsSii s
81 "a. y, aIa " sY s 70 ~ eas sd
tcmraese or teu pat ineFcusahie c,dasi tcr sl.ing
s.sycry - orns, pui only vaguely slluiss - S.s aora
s Ast 'ass, i usSsS assnSs b. Ia ryo ~
nri9-T ~ tr- " tae sltv.ho.a,r 81 tie sn mr. ces
a.slon n ,le rtns o. ne frion ana patrons u lie frss
s..cy ey sdnlrsfipf IN Srle prepared VII a. p-sibs
Re-. iy.S ulai We rcnewsdy bear or VS. imry ssan.,
sSd uspuly trpe ssTyirr aad rcirc ;' sp 81 l
tl'n ,s's,iy'a e,,i,1 sa,I "a, p y't-bsis
gsiliy d moral os,on-c ~ ;be frsi MAGNITUDE
~ sey. hehemsb Aasa Bosom he saS1 D. se
ss 81 Ss,sr1 se Arsori Traes s,tssy hss 'ss
~ gpt GBi revealed 10 nora deioniy piany .lt ley
% bcssy~ uler psrorate upon r.
RUNWAY 1AtE O0ss N ros rsr7snr rrrv
Mr. Wv WAL BgOHN, Il Massachusetts,, "A rga,Srav
slave) wac Introduced o. The mectnr 10 va,tsi
tbe cOiorci a The sontb gan their Hsriv Nv
ioroc with IN hCr hands lie would rather eco he,a
csnRDdpaiti by resurrection haD IN any 1ther way 40
knew tks hat hc ead wa. unpleasng some ~ those
or the platform. Hs his friend Bgrlegb sar ng Ia
cyes at hin and realty to pVunce upon him Ike tgcr on
lamb but nevertheless, be would say that bic utavor
wa thai the Ie1i wind or telegraph south Crona
would bring Be1s CT az Asurecton 0y lac slaves sas.
tier master.
nusiy7Gu coz " yOr soRu suks0v.
Nr. Bf1IUCH 80 rpuuce upDn hes freud Brovn pr,
be thought bis blend Brown WVuh have Becn tc,rer no
truth " Do Lad prcsone1 himself Brown a. Ule rvrg
and him Bglicsh) ~ the lamb. Hc dh no think % p5f
&c CT wi-o Tor tie slaves 10 rise On surrtlOn aelst
lllr masters. u not Tie docuino q tie 4uci al
Ant slavery SOJio,y. Bot WbeDevCf Ao ,nufof b law
uat was rat AMI proper f tc si8vcn 1 take arms
against their masters be wuuld bc with theU tnd he