New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
Political moYsnents we're but

great erourd e. hons Political movements we're but
II. E sdow; oEal Ideas wsfe the substance. Inc
Anti slavery eoiety upheld the idea; the parties,
Ktpubha an sro Ffee-Soil were the thadoWs- lie
pied the iees and believed that in 50 doing be
beet ~ t led bis duties 10 himsel' 20 his fellow men
EDO generations that were to CONE.
Loud Giles FOX - Phillips, followed with few Tor
Carbon
Nj. GARRIsos called on Mr.. PHILIPS withcu. sue
cess md then went Oh to say that ssvssolde1 were
very Cglcal as slsyeholcers, they had rot slave
touio OF s.a,e-oryer too much. TEey ore acting
ressois ably, urter tbs circumstance. He did ncf
marvel that with Tree heart aud free speech
wts tolerated in the South. With ttee prsss he
could topple the Gear ir,o the Atlantic Ocean. He
was 10 mere ct fanatic for the South than al Nor-
then men were fog the North They would rot a.
low lin 20 take tie first step toward making o
slsye IN the North; but the God who made Il
EICrg IN the North made Il sd also 10 the
South. If slsveholders were night anywhere, II It
were sood for Csrulirs IT was good for the EN-
pie State. But the slsveholder ayowed II every
where. Down with freedom OF speech and Of the
press This the order OF the DAY every where in
tie South Tie saveho.ding power would Ike to
ove,turn this freedom of the Northern working men,
end by some comp d Sfaf subvert our Liberties, Ike
those OF alhsppy France. lie teok of his hai TO the
Czsr for eDsnciparg his ser.s but he would Ike to
get at BIN ard redsee bin TO the size oil a common
He would Lave every MAJ his own king and
every woman her owa queen He wsnted No morerun-
mig away t. Canada. He thought the Empire Sts'e
good az Canacs-at least l, ought to be. This
lie WIGS for revival, genuine thorough going reyi-
val Of pure religion. L. Nj spplaHse. A word about
revival OLe Of bis resolutions drawn up with great
cave has draw down such shower of disapprob ston
that be really felt refreshed by il. Ii seemed like 80
Yeas sge and e telt young gain N the cause. We
wsr;ed real revival but we had right 10 question
any movement and We FOUND il TO be not Tor man
but for the master, then ought 10 cry out against
il. He thought the revival spurious 30 far as the
American nation was concerned, Everywhere was
The abstract iesslon OF SINS wnich meant tte
he came prayers which meant less, and the same cor
versions winch were also forms. Cheers and hls,es
He supl osed shat they would not disagree about the
naticu being corrupt. There no end to rasc Atty
IN the lar d. wss there II the prince Of dsrkoess
eyerlsd the oommand any where he was a, the pres-
ut time commsnder.in-chief IL the United States OF
Ameiics. Ii we had genuine revival which loved
nsn and hated tyranny, then there woud be a ire
mebdOus conf ct gong op IN the lanu bat hooooy
trtmbled and the devil was not uneasy never more
cav Was corruption terrified Why. il went to
sleep arc snoreo over II. Laughter and applause.
ger ne revival of religion would scare Jas Buc asnsn
20 that he could NOT sltepO nights. Inc wnole Sou,n
would be up to resist this invading spirit, anu,
if possible to lyLch and put it 10 an lgnomnious
death. W here all was calm III the midst oil cCrfup-
on dare any man assert that we have the region oi
Jesus Christ the Redeemer at work Grant the ex,
ceptors here and there soul changed from an evil
course to good one il cid not teach the general tact
that the reviysl was spurious and worthless lhey
were having revival OF the slaves IN tue oouti'
ttey determined having the slsve-trade reopered'
mend; they prayed in Charleston; they prayed 10
New.Orlesrs, everywhere, to their God, and every.
wi ere tley preyed upon the poor black man. lie SAID
it was sham; AID uow let anybody VINO "lsheu TO-
gion which left fetter upon human being was
spurious religion, ard he sert it to ire appropriate
place, the bottcmess pit TIE Rev: Dr. Nehemiah
Acams the spologist OF Slavery was leader oil the ne
yysl in Boston. lie was deeply concerned fDr
friend ofMlr Gsrrison-for his salvation Tor Iheo6ore
Parker. Laughter With long face the Key;
Nehemiah offered up prayer to God that Goo %ouIa
lis soul. Laughter. And this because lheooore
Parker dared to think 'or himself, great thlsg
in America. (Senss,iop.l And he dared 70 te
RIGHT out in meeting what he thought. Loud
spplsusel He would rather take his place with
theodore Parker than with ten thousand Nehemiah
Adsuses. He was an editor, and his exShsnge list
comprebended the press OF the nation Inc press Oh
the nation was IL mind Of the nation. He knew that
end he found that all the rogues and rascss were IN
favor of this revival. This proved 1t not to be true
religion. II any man thought 1t was let MN Try 70
speok against some sctual sin. This TAX about
coming to Christ was very melancholy to nm.
10 a slaveholdiDg, save-hunting, slave
ing Christ they reared Churches IN the South
Take an Antl-Slavery Christ there and see
Low many Churches could be raised to MS worship ,
lie eloried in the Christ of Judea. How wide and
word EN- br aoipg he was. He gave himself for the
world. MIR. GarrisOns heart went out to him. and he
could Behold the Lamb ct God which ssketa ava, AVA
htr,ism now. lie for genuine revival OF reli.
gn fer Chris, adapted to time, as the Christ Of
yucca was to his time. lie for man universally,
ard God for us all Prolonged applause, and cries
CT "Philips
Mr.. PnILIIPs, without mounting tie platform, SAID
that be did rot zee that the speech of Mr.. Garrison
Iacked any thipg. Mr.. Garrison had shown us the
Church and the State. He concluded with the story
of the British MILDLY, who, at examination was asked
if his ship had oet Der msss and rudde and was on
lee,hcre what he would do with her. LET her go to
the DEVIL" "Well," said the examiner, !" you could
not do snythiDg else" So he thought of the Consttu
ton and the Church. Prolonged applsuse
The Society adjourned until this morning.