The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

6sD for the Grahamo Diet and the usual scattering Of
cid ladies' blue socknga, silly girls and noisy little boys
though the meeting called for 10 A. n the audience
collected slowly and at twenty minutes after ten, the
hour for commencing the performances, The room way
nearly half full Considering that this meeting had the
advantage Of the curious hangers who always conge
rate To the SPORT and the outsiders who como 70 seq
- what depth Of absurdity 10 possible for men 70
reach the attendance upon the whole rather meagre
though about the for the past or two suon
- were there, however, evinced determined dis
position 10 good places, and not rev OF the
strong minded hal 10 be restrained from appropriang the
yeportere chairs After the platferm had been partly
ned with men, women blacks and the old ladies had
sussded quiet body Of friendly gossip the Presi'
dent Of the society," Mr. wn IIoyp GARRISON, opened the
meeting by reading detached portion Of Scripture design
Cd - show biblical opposition 70 slavery.
ne usual opportunity being offered for vocal prayer,
nev Mr. CONNER Of Penney ivania avAled himself OFT
kmg express his remarkable sssf tina, they
ae vay 70 save others The length Of the exA~taon
I'D mot TO meet with general approval % the old
hAies subsidized into their former recreation.
The TxsAsRER then submitted financial state nent,
rather unntelgibe, making the aggregate recepts Oh
s society and lis euxliAries e36 ga "a and their ex
he table
Mr.. JOHNSTON then read letter from Joshua R. Gid
ane his sympathy with the objects Of the society which
was, on motion, ordered printed in the minutes
Mr,
sramme Of the meeting for Speech he would not tres
Pass their time than TO read suadry resolutions
which, by process Of hydraulic pressure ne nad maze
would probably have beea done if Mr.. Garrison had
pl0yed steam pressure
Resolved. That can. in reAson. show better
s y Be than aSy slave the soun 50 he Who
blow the freedom Of all mankind, and becomes OPP
pressor on world wide scale
chaisf its yoAes and thumb screws It's paddles and branding
Hons s siocey and horrible crpses
cation OF the nasge institution and enforced
Its deyih nature and sccursed aim It's hronGng perures
& a9 :: Cd
This sSn . ' y pRs he the s.e
d M % e ALLEN se
and equity cspno enter and he that oepareh from evi
Isscyed That day Ia, gone BY df erisea here
60 eSs. U freedom mercess and preasa
N spirit and heaven deyns in Psrpose and bent
among the dangerous and deprsyed of the human
se.osd isss n in it. spirit and aim hos.
s he 81 and tee
sSs 'GfSR, saS IL not nc to slavery
Men millions grosr ing bondage have nothing
but .I oa e s1 wifi fO wound anS
s viness the triumph of despotsm and the oppression OF
Resolved, That register testimony against The Anne
sn sssrs The popular so nnd as s The
q operation four n uiops Of our coun,rymsn held
mem with e 81 eS Of sp, and asny q
Resolved, rrsi the dec on q the Supreme Court Of hs
United he bred VI osse Sugh. 70 pc nagnsn.y
he SScs ha S sss ay sssa for the
o srs s sss q Z. Slsns order rusn.m and
.sss in resad I Rsn,, has been noOy
ne nsIons .o sTsss b e
SsfPs q ~Isi 'EsSS. TO- q
A u since &c :doS5 o ne s The g.pn
su,ti and utterly degrading in their nature mnsns br
fore 70 be indignantly spurned BY The people Of Kansas
s..osse TIA. TIE party Which ooseern. .es exclusively
efSs spouse The cause Of ali such IS
esiruson without regard % an 1
ssnsy incapable q main aiming PrOmsng attitude
% sTeDs. IL
. Sas 81 aas and onEude in cOpcOn
snysrss and
publicly me American trsc Society In No
cSSrebss IN sraSsup and smos countess Yer
Ia thoroughly sustained BY all the facts In the case,
As conducted che society has proved unahfa 70
truth and Of evangelical religion. BY throw
in ,e - has done as ,hield between slavery md hs
~ and The sqs e q. a aSs Sts
10Y m he Hey sos may BE- promoted aad may exist Win
Hence vnal hs sosie,y be plsced in u.t-orhy
under Al circumstances at with the inieress OF vital
oapR, noi % receive he ala or e,uneassce Of any
eh1 any Individual claiming 70 be yr'uous humane or
Resolved Tia. The revival of religion which has swept
month"; nsnifest and spurious exceptional cases
ss.Ss.s ise msss IN soaSass from ~
ssipnel readily me South as At TIE sorih
sboundns aud prooiEacyhas received ne sane
sosrus IN he snslS. op.-s,ed ss was evidently
erned 70 strers,hen esuich Which hs p 9ss, o.
Es.olved that they who stand slcot anti slavery
enterprise ocapy position them selves ner
sles. DE enssyed well pleasing % The :sveeod
md fam. g he rspysle ard reasonable 'oh' cause Of
whe the resolution with regard 10 revivals was being
read The Utmost confusion was manifested, aud mingled
hiss.s and applause were prolonged, amid loud cries Of
pause seemed inclined 10 give in and half dozen per-
undertook 10 speak Al once, Mr. Garrison vanly
M KryrrIrm, OF Brooklyn from among the audience
nj last succeeded IN making himself heard above the din
md sadhr President there those here who canno,
~eree With that sentiment
No1cE-"Order, order"
Mr.. KrroHux-wll the sentiment there endorsed
Noicss-"Order: order" GO on, dear Ketchum."
BraoN MAs from the stsse-I hope tina, the gentleman
Will be allowed 20 speak II the proper time
wHu hAS-Hear him now.
Mr.. GARsEsoN-It simply cut Of order for the gentle.
man 70 go into any discussion, and FAR a. those Who
roprobee the resolution just read concerned they
surely need uS occupy then1aaves vNh applalss Tue
SNAKE here indicate the nature % this revival IL reon
suhcienty without sny other Decentralization Kisses add
ApplsGse1
Mr. GAKRIaoN then introduced
M CaaRLE LScsos Rks NO, (5iack ntn) OF Massschu.
sese, who aid The resolutions every wsy nporant
oppgvstulsfng the chairman the members Of the Society
Aad The friends OF the cause, the number charac
w q cf those present, he did no, propose 70 oc.upv
much time In public demonstration IN Nassachusetts
ecebuy when he happened 10 be the only colorei gen
leuan present. and he called upon 70 speak be puo.
Haod was 70 give color 10 the occasion. (lusber.)
e would give not only color but appreciation tLi meet
ns BE vas sorry 10 revival OF the particular Ame
80 tem o. Kissing The work 10 be done greater
n-n lhey anticipated He hsi been told tina, they ought
p ~ l.nhod ny having sacet 80 many dimes from 30
" uelr oprcnens f3r himself he cared very III
We iof any other Of resolutions exoep, the one
'esalng ,he overthrow Of the Amcrs an Union That
= ~ IN voc only practical measure He found that
~ sho tnrough and over all the phases of antsIsverv
nsr. an savefy bad grown, and It seemed 70 him
ne on! oourse ieh 70 be pursued was