New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06
FROM BOSTON.
.FmkaN V Trihune

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune:
BOSTON Saturday, Jan. 3, 1897.
exceedingly regret that physical indisPosltIon
prevented me from sending report OF the pro-
eecdugs of the Anti-SlaveIy Banquet and Festival,
in Fa9euil Hall. II was held last evening TO
commemorate the Twenty-h fifth Anniversary OF tue
sachusetts Anti. Slavery Cor Gdrrlsoman ADO
lition) SOciety-a quarter OF century uhceSsins
and uDcOmprOmislDg advocacy oil Inc nights vi hu-
man nature, without distinction Of race, or color,
or creed.
The Hall was filed mean the lower portion OF
IL The caterer was fugitive slave. The WATERS,
for the most part were formerly chattels personal
William LOyd Garrison was chosen Presideht,
but. after briet aud appropriate speech, resigned
in favor Of the young man. Edmund Quincy.
hone ,onr correspondent Byles VIII continue his
.pecu'stions on fanatical hair, and explain why
younc Abolitonist should happen to have a silvery
Sn,e,bes were deliver by the old hero of
hundred moral fights, Mr.. Garrison, and by Wen
dell Philips, Oliver johnson Gen hlSglasVn'
Parker Pilsbgry, MIR. Neil, Mr.. Burleigh, MIR. An
drews, and Mr.. Fireman Clarke. Their speeches
viii be- published in pamphlet form.
Letters were read from the Rev. Messrs. Fur
mesa Frothipoham, Wm. W. Brown, Theodore
ParSer, Henry Grow, Or. Lowell :. !. May, and
Professor Francis of Cambridge.
suhoin the letter Of Theodore Parker;
PARKER ON TIRE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
BosTOY Jan. , 1891.
NJ lear Mr.. GArRrsOY; Business which L cannon
put OH calls me away from Your festival 10 night put
beside bat do not know that feel IN que iesta
mood uhEe cur brother men IN Kentucky, leu
neesec Louisiana and elsewhere are hung dozen
alta inc " shot down by their "ownaH WIN no
form Of ial, or whipped To death on suspicion Of ex-
citI = men who receive nothing T. stake LOT n'Sner
wages. ,up
i 90 not eel very joyous either, when hnd the re-
publican hrty in COpgrtss which carried eleven OF the
Satts al The last election, apOlo giving ind dehning
lis TostCn," declaring IL is mot an Aoo'ion pa'ty,
not aa Anti Slavery pEiy mot even hostile 70 Tue
extt,sion Of oIdese, "cnly opposed 10 spresding II
into karsss but "ncyer intending 10 interfere with
Slavery in the States and does not Intend to dice lss
tbe rel ton between master and slave, or tue right
10 lod rroperty in mau.' l see Charles Sumner IN
the streets or cseWheIe--WouIdsd aud yet unable to
iesau,e he seat be has 20 honOrod and how so OaSs
ftain 10 occupy hear the taunts Of the eremics OF
Their race Southern a. well as Northern, rejoicing az
tia bI roit sing to believe ais fcc betess OF BODY Is
GUY asbsm while they actually delight IN the Bows
dealt 80 cowsrdly CA Dis head. t'ink OF al these
things and doubt whether It is quite ine To reloce'
Z Bat he early CHI SLAMS spread the taOle VI taci'
love e sss AMID The fires via IA burned ilcu dauSnt
Ald .heT sOns. 90 suFp0se we may DO the saue ana
pnther some sire 9Th Tor the work before us lruy
",ae bate II al aToune.' but how much has been
done in the 5 years LOW CnCtd Sugely our sai' d
ton is nealer low than when we first believed an
thank fu for the noble men aSd women whom 1h's
Attj Ssyery movement hGs called ont in al! classes o
society; they redeem mach tt he vgary OF the an1
We ave snre 10 ccnaufr The justice Of God has 81
Ways been on ore SIDE. sud II seems 10 me no" NAV
It's wrath OF msn IS .ik!' 10 come over " tue AN.