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

husenan e mssuinesns opsrts, snd ssSd. trs at tho
cs .S :: n he voice :, hs.os ssss:d ana The ~
90 much more n unison with The habisual feeling of
sEnsipp audience has quenched tho euahusiasr aod
k@ sppandisg The horsemsn Prous,oe torned kis Ame
- yeund and sad, "Naor M,ody win you rein In that
- q moments" He sssented said ne, "Major, the
1e Which sSrmouns SY came xS% snsUn
1sy tne hat on your bead was made IN Daneury, Con
setas your linen Is rish and Boston made 4 up; your
Hceccian coat b Lowell, and n was cut In Now Yo-k
70 sosay you surrendered what 700 owe TO the damn
~ Nessh you would at naked your steod."
A0phsse and laughter, in the midst u which Mr. Phillips
- nee ing then, at p NJ, adjourned 70 7xP.M
EVENING SESSION.
~ meeting assembled al halfpast seven O'Clock.
1Aess was lasge attendance 81 dime psy eepaa
NJ. eARRR'os presided, and introduced
Nv. Mr.. SLOANE, Presbyteriap clergyman Of this city,
s0 commenced with porsonal explanation and stated
- Ne Reformed Presby .eram occupied the position Of
os1Prsmising hostility TO slavery, and were the only
sss astshvery church. They oovenanters Of the
- seneo, distinguished for their ssern,
hoy 10 tyranny Of every kind For years the Reform
~ Preebyterians have stood The PLATFORM refusing -
se NE cath OF allegiance to The United Staes because
NY could not swear 70 . constitution which
tgnasss The very existence Of God and violates
~ mnuahle laws, and deprives hs creatures Of their
haAsnRble rights. He glad that these principles
advocated by such powerful organization tis,
where banners bore no such miserable motto as "The
Unssa with slavery, bu. this, .'Our object primarily
sasH and unConprsnhiDgly, The Immediate total and
S.s,al overthrow Of slavery American soil" cloud
sepause The reverend gentleman assumed thai slavery
~ sdeady sin, maintained by pro slavery churches and
- slavery divnes, and II there sin more
tibs than another and which would be mere severely
ysnhhed, slavery The object Of this society was
~ eradicate this from American soil, leaving
svso hs r0ots behind Our fathers sowei the
and we arc sssPnS ,s, wnwnd sAy very
rehe, but had plunged the poor white int state VI
nrrAl and intellectual da kness il had hampered the
- esnstuiion guarded slavery IKE another Cerberus
naA The sop thrown TO him in the shape Of an oath
Mo great central power Of the nation; s stain was
- every fold Of tho star sIanged banner; when Sas
Ysnsd down the government would cave With IT. II was
great national disease ininuated into every part Of he
Sssed effort to eradicate i from American soil While
@ushvery men were talkins, slavery was working; II
ha1 made the whole North It's hunting gronod, and the
- blow in the infamous decision Of the
ospssne Court (Applause.) The must now be
~ into the enenys camp BY men who are determined
us and political parties, until the msnster Is swept away.
(AVphuse.) The church should never hold fellowship
vsh tho stakeholder The emily remedy for the churches
Immediate separation from slavery; the contrary
ul1n inconsistent Il asked what woad become
8 - slavehoiding organizaonsa they would 20 down
- me church Of Israel hen cruciAed Saviour.
~ the speaker do what becomes Of then-and
I I'm God does not. They would 60 down a. this
government will, and then We shall have better and
kse9 government. Applause and hiss We used 70
al 1 republic the hope VI the world, bat publican
a The world has hose from The fact Is, the 60
80. (Ap1kusel There Is not so much serro. now IN
&c dissolution Of the Union there The PEG
- know they have goi 70 come " at is for II they 90
~ dissolve IT, IL will dissolve itself God will crush
~ grind IL TO powder and st the oppressed 60 free
lAspAose) We cali on the people Of this nation
syhs ,ha. "rhe ~ people ,Sa. viii no, serve
= SHAH PERISH ! say to his people. tina. thay
ths Lord against the mighty" The reverend gentleman
sDed the society holvens artillery against the
Nv. Mr.. Trpss s q rSiisSsiphia. wa. he next
Psaker. The point Of his exordum that anti slavery
asA ruth being and those who served truth
Ne radical abotoniss we-e In point Of fact, enjoying
Eroaa luxury by holding the opinions they prssed He
b Pssrsees Of ss sns ' Of our ssv iS The
great objection 10 the liberation Of The slaves
Aa. hsy wo1id NOS know how We shs,.
frun How are we using eur freedom Tho speaker
vssh challenge any race in any period TO abuse more
saIdren and in another highest sanctuary OF Justice
VrOclains that the coored has rights which he
@ We e se
sbion Of slavery through the free conscientious scon
q ne shareholders, and We only ask far hsd for
swords or bayone, but The word or The Lord spoken
freely
NJ GlnEroy- desire now 10 introduce W this audience
respectable citizen Of Massachusetts, who u entided
d have any Office in the gilt 81 III poople-one who
ksvse constitutions 1en Of The United States eptcd
= and be sued In all iiS Courts The opuion OF Judge
oHnsy and his ravehong satellites 70 The contrary not
ythAAnding. ! introduce Charles Lsnon RenaTd, OF
NJ REMAND (oocrcd) proceeded 70 esall the Supreme
Court ramplcd Ia decision under bis feet lie would
DO in the name Of ths Union, he haied inor IN .h'
sane Constitution, he spurned nor In that Of the
American government for that was spurious and rotten
from the Of IL head 70 the sole % is foot Ho did
u In lho Of a common brcthsrhood and q common
huualiiy. Mr.. RemArd ek.imed that the not that
ssorcd men In all the wars should have sealed
NE ser se,. np coo,, ps T,msyd, Im.o,sd ,Sa,
- grandfather was Of those ~ho took his stand al
Coseord and Lexington. he regretted It, because the
>,uny been and contemplate n 10 be migrate
sal 70 The ooorsd men, who fought there solely for pn-
srls. he wished thai thore stronger word m the
hnsuagc to arpy 70 tbs pcopo than mean oa' hev were
man may not touch the mail bags, bu, Newfoundland
dsss being trained 70 convey them from point TO point
40 that doris placed In higher sLon
sf,an colorcd men. In the city there has been
srboo for tho education OF coored children. II said
ba this sehoo Is either 10 DO closed down Now,
b Dot this meau and oowardly that 10 city called for
va,bbgon, Newfoundland dogs may be instructed, but
cshceed children may moo
Anee 81 the oppression Of the minority n Pcnnsyivana,
phere eoorcd children we're not allowed 70 atleni me
ssheoe Tor he support o. when ,nelr inot we've ,si
soesy lay The sole value of law vas In tbs protection
case the minority. That law which did lot protect
Nc minority WAS good for nothing That eovernment
vhsh nd NOD guarantee free tnguo was nuisance
Daniel Webster said government instituted 70 protect
propsrty The speaker denied Instinct protected PRO
cvty should protect the poor the mean and
ihe hated. That govtrnment whish did na do 20 was
success. There ~as not 40 much freedom o. opinion
h his country In the realms Of Victoria Wo arc
spder the tyranny Of majority, and an odd Thing 70
asd . man xho darcs 70 speak What no thinks inndoi.
n and anti ayery we're far preferable 70 pro slavery and
Christianity Men hcsitaicd In discussing the vaue q
Shc Union. where wS iB benefit commercially Hc DO
s,sd New England proepered BY the vigor and brains
q bsr sons, not by the parchment which bound her
8Amee twin 10 the degraded twin OF the Caroinas The
result az tho race between truth and error would GER
nly result IN favor Of The Gt but The question Tor this
sprsty was how could best direct s efforts 10 bring
ahous The triumph T Ne idea would not do 10 believe
n the greedy triumph q right Men inclined 20
Dorh N present prosperity that vcsperoue iniauliy
would sften be sustained for centuries. We stand no bet
Sss nov than aihers aid In 80. Not quite g, well,
psrhsps for there Ia not great man OF revolutionary
tunes who did leave his protest asnns, slavery. In
Eurspe democracy has has reuogrsdod
uhko opinion there ipcncs towards Democracy, and the
ax$uao>rary bovs 10 n Here public opinion Il a ,ney-