The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13
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recent deesa II he United States eursne Court In re-
gard The cazAnship q The coored population u The
country atrocities Il the most 1endeh chAraoer, and
while no language u indiSnAsn and hsrr toe strong
uttered Ia view Of their papetrssn fu these are
sst eIcsfses efAe slave system, but III very nature" ana
The snecs q The pO ened tree hence To dwell
these superadded crimes, and 70 have hs source 81
them untouched nay keep IN full operation by cen
time but gross moral aSeurdfty.
Resolved That the South has sinpsy been true to her
necessities, taking 40 unnecessary Steps rescrtng 70 no
xraneous measures seeking superhaous safeguards
70 1--WE security 10 her slave system that sbe
could do ess ano will continually constrained u 40
ssreemene guar ADteee aud comUacta and making csh
sgg upon the rights and liberties OF the pe OF
hsNorh. until the very firms Of republican govern
uent are svertlr wp and military dictatorship DO
iablished over the entire country.
aasE ADVICE rgApxss
Resolved, ThPt while the North gives rs sanction ar
sr p0rt TO slavery in fifteen States te Union, Il
uale 10 it's ex,escn IN Territories.
III the repubncaD srty If woAd be
nine rlnnt Kansa II Ia less crimna. and di'
to perpetuaie IN Ccroina that is eqlay ali
and immoral TO make il question ~ soil and ch
Of aiituoe and longitude Of bargain and
p, mise tina, IT. be COMPATIBLE with Chrissaciy aHd
puklcant Dold four millions CT 6leves property u
ess SO To bold fcIr hundted niions ia The same COZ
srp that 10 lice ress,op lose tie
IT, end that any oner h-ue with slavery in tins coun
py except that of its immediate and total abolition is wild
srd deusive.
Whereas Gn the language John Quincy A6auns) i
sDnoi be denied that s.sveholcng lords or the S'l
.escrbed s copd,ios Of uar ~ ems to the CONS tuo
sornioh their slaves the rrst Ses 'he privilege M
twenty Yeas Of sung the African lave trade; The s
ccLd the stipulation 10 surrender fugitive slaves,
epgsgf mtnt positively prohibited by the laws NJ Goa dc
Ivelod from Sinai and thirdly the enacco, fatal 10 N
principles OF popular representation, OF representative
Tor kavtsor articles Vt chsn under The
persopsihps Constituting privileged order Of mcn "a
the community. more adverse 10 the rights Of ALL ano
PERI cious 10 the interests OF the ~ha- than am
1er nobility known, and making the
non, moppgaton and serpetuaion OF slavery the via
and anina;,rg spirit Of the naoal government and
whereas this view OF The AMI racter o. tho
IN sus,ar cd by all INC histo zeal facts in
gard It's formation, by its uniform Interpretation BY ali
he and all the Legislature Of ali The States, and
he eJrit action Of the American people under H.
from 1859 the time; thus placing beg ond
reasonable DOUBT or denn and whereas eonsnnaoo Sc
termed ana sd nnitAred Is 10 better than 80 eovenan
with death and agreement WITH hsP' u uphold wha'
il morally wronF and politically curse, making reslon
sibe dOcs The whole country for the SAFETY aud pros
IeIity Of the slave q stein; therefore
sErEssIos A MORAL DUTY.
Resolved Tia, II becomes high moral duty 70 dissolve
he IN esen paoIal compact b raise the banner of
Join in the cry OF "Eo union with sl,veholaers,
separate tie North from the SOUTH that the awiu re-
possibilities growing cut OF the existence 81 slavery may
be pnced urop the heads of those prscs'Is their
erminauoa rorpetuae their pefsr0us ns,Utiou-th.
resources q the slave powe whereby epaoled eN
tend ard ngiben ITSELF cut onihe slaves permitted g.
stand erect and look thcr ordy masters In the face al
rsle The question OF their liberty without any extaneor'
Lfus ncsihc slayehoders deprived Of al auxiliary ac
put Situation in which II viii DC Physical an
gecgTsp hca i'm posi- biy for them 10 retain single vic
tim IN beBsage; and, iaEy,
ltTat N X
Resolved, That do net, caHno', dare ns,, wiz no.
recognize churches Of Christ those churches whJoh
sanction slavery, which Justify, or apologize iur
fiayeholdng, under any crcuetarcee, ard which adm,
the shareholders their communion and fellowship thIs
sssphtnny against Goa ard treason 10 jesus Christ n
ADMIT hst such churches are His that the ster hand
regsTd u en- the actcs atheists and isidek AZ
cuy, subyer,ine Christianity SiIs hs land with imraI
doctrines snd example, The moral well springs throoghea
the land.
Mr.. Garrison introduced tho hrat Epeaksr, the Re-
Thsmas ". nige'nson, OF Worcester Mass tried an
fopd OF Freedom end one who needed no euioy o.
Rev Mr. Agcnscn goes III for revolutor the Gbohtior
the underground railroad, and the repeal OF he persona
liberty bin.
sr Ilocrpos came forward and was reoered viii
applause. He IL tail mar, and an uDgraoefu
srcsser showing his .eeh to an extent tha, Is unsa
sut, and sounding his s's" With altogether much
hiss. lie has heard bot few moments aec~ho Sid
hat be 10 follow Mr. Garrson In srywksg. There
old Greek povero which fays-'It v a honot 70
BE- Ieuict u IL al honor TO c'nio when psirir ealls
70 he dee med honor 10 come when ther patriac Lead
called IL had high authority for calling Hr Garrison
a psisot-fcr the p1rI~ wire pulier ri tho Republican
Iariy Oir Henry WILSON, erso'e< a. the liberation meet
ing M I-ion, six years ago, boi he courage, 70, TIE
Truth the zeal, out the pAriosm or the dl5Gnlol,,
Mr Garrison. QAughicr) tie stood on that platform
sih pleasure, Tor two Tey nLs. They head u said
every cay hat the leaders OF he abolition 20
cicty were narrow minded, aurtcr., secsariaa
lie snod here a. den that he had nct altogether
the soSiety, and yrt be found from thep ~ nre,ry
than his tTertsa fFieLa'nesa which he did ns
hook FOR II. bad anc;bcr for tsnnz teere d
he had 10 ked ell through the Uniea ior oomtwkcre else
70 stand, are oo1h rot tad ~ he had CO spetsied all ~
se wuh nht F,avtry elerEynen and poluesns, bG; 10
would for these Who understsd this giant
Of slavery do the aboltonit cf tins sco.ety, Thoy
Of different STAMP OF ultra aboion-t ffou Seward
and Gfpee,, and SET Seward ana Greeley wors ultra
sbolitOnbts compared With The mhs o. The republican
party (Apjlauae.) lie bad read this meraing in re-
puhcaD jour Ba that, sfer all slavery wesk thog
v you book in The fa'e. weak tnisg, Mr. Ssi rsan
The POWER tia, has elected all prese ents and con
and t.ultited webser-sr that power be weak, where
IN the vide universe viii Yen lok Tor anything srongl
wc'knesei Why, s'ay'ry y kirg, sing deJads y s y
the Rocky NOiulsna. what % slavery fcar2 II had for
rsuta God, there we're hui two things Ia nc wcrld
which I'D fear, the devil ADD fs (sr H no, the devil
nicsd w. Liog Garrison tAppiausc They know "bsl'
hey have fear &c yMr ID had nsvcr aoccsod. a.
~ rnssrercd o. his rni.orra lie charaier of the esn
u;er lie had ucvcr held and should bold that TIE
contribution was 10 to interpreted "a pf0lavefy
Il they could get any other sense from T. Some held that
wa be interpreted ~ The ncan Of is trainers, am
hed hni might be aid Of h az 1sll rsnd SAID
the French ttutpn, never meant anything Rc
will mean anything Tor framed inrsdi purnoia
lie woud interpret strictly as the bcod We irer
rreied In that memorable care whore Shylack ss'
Tia plaintiff ami porta ths judge ard VIM HaSsrsre the
reporter (Appisusc and lsuFaer) c vecd drive ~
word beryr into ne constitution vhercvcr there wa
hfsuro o. 9 lcopholc Give hcn an ant slavery g.
pree Court and ihe constitution would h. an aH savcrJ
tocumtD. TO Applause. "Coot'i) Ho I'd No,
know ruhiect useless 70 dc-ss thar tic ssing
81 the constitution. who oSoys NJ Nc6cdy utcyf ~
he Jaw DO difference between Wendell rlp abc Hsrri
snr. upc believed thai The tuiion pc savsry
and nc ctber believed hat the ineissacu 81 nc GO q
silsuf,or pro slavery; 5u; boh bcliey a hat void
require revelation correc, either Tho CONSTRUCTION or
the in,arr-etsion. and that should be con usnsted
even at The point Of the bayoBei. TIE Gucstios a
slavery stern snd practical enc. Give
them The power, snt obey would mske rev
Constitution or proper Interpretation Ct tbc
Old one How were heJ 70 re, Ia Po~cH ny pcls.ct'
Never BY revolutoni Inst, and thai ainae WA Ne
way ~ SECURE the power. ne rrs oue rni.on
siaveholdcfs ana ffccneu O-ngttuo two .aicus. bo~
were they 70 thrse autsF0lisSrs u eonions,
Tie question In dispute between thstn quC 90 n
t~rmsn.n NJ, trcconclabla ccsrctcog rowing stronger
every year. Every year slavery more slavery, and
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