The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14

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eoate 90 Georgia South OAroha" and finally, In he
manifest % force Kansas mo the Union e
her Territory sader Ne despeic control Of the shve
lsvovss nat n view Il The Aeas and considerations
embraced IN the preceding resolutions impsllsd
- believe That he federal government has BECOME The
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Resolved That the most prominent question now before
sAs people o. sSis ooos:ry !: we .ocon Of slavery
people; and therefore behooves the Christian and the
patriot e meet the question a and . discharge their
DUTY IN the fear Of God And In such q 70 pro
note the hest interests Of mankind
Resolved, That the action the American Tfaot 0ocey
power Geacberous 70 freedom ed saSvsrsivs q 0oTsS
aniy; that the history and result Of The controversy
that society 10 relation 70 slavery another asassoa Of
the oofruptng Influences and banefu effects a slavery,
whether IN church or state without mailing distinct and
ohavo0Ok0@k
The meeting then addressed Il Considerable length
BY The Raw. Or. GARDsuR (ooorsd) who endorsed fully
the sentiments enunosssd IN the resolutions and dwet
upon the sviAs Of slavery IN . hud wofsaedly frss
There was time when Indian canoes ghdsd On
our lakes In the West whom the war whoop
beard; when an ever our lakes and In our
valleys common thing 70 see the w,gwAm Of the
red man. But thas time gone, and those people
driven back and back towards the setting sum- unit
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nsiteA sway anA disa But not ths black nan, who
was 70 b found 70 day in every state Of the Union
sdnrng the same virtues IS the white They could
pot be crushed 0ut-so what 70 be dcneY Tho only
Hiiisssss was Of no use, and though Of momsns.;y
benefit. yet In reality oniy perpetuaied and prolonged
the existence Of Me evil n must be thoroughly up
public mind than this It present He spoke Of the re-
sious REVEALS and the controversies IN connection with
black man was 4 worthless ous cloud applauss.) One
man who had been converted at one Of these meepgs
was asaed BY smother he had gained rshsienY He
he loved all the birds Of the air and the beasts
Of the field, the dogs m The streets, and every
"wel, did be love the Disgersf' (Laughter) "No, he
bad not thought Of that" Renewed langhier) he bad
Ss bot hs had n 81 so into S Ss heart
son to be acceptable must DO Men could NOT
preach to please God and u the time sell slaves or
table, though bey csme With their bands dripping with
the blood Of plundersd slaves Yet 80 among
would rudely snatch the slave chd from It's mothers
breast separate husband and wife, and sell them 70
henest bidder. in the negro market This was not
)eion which they could respect, which Bancuhsd
blessed Of God In conclusion he urged the necessity
and the interest OF the whole people The overthrow Of
happy 10 see Just coming down the AISLE one who nved
70 honor applause)-whose prophet tones rung on:
throughout The whole city and country and he hoped
tumbpg 10 the ground and such faithful men a. the
reverend doctor be appreciated, and their names be
SOUNDED tae blessings OF the capsfves And the anthems
The Rev. Dr. GooDsL went into q brief detail Of the
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consequence Of the difficulties OF the times they found
themselves crippled someshat in their pecunisry re-
Notwithstanding the shortness Of the society
existence they had made considerable progress n their
work, and great change was coming over the public
He corciuded by stating TIA. collection would Be
then TAKEN which accordingly done the choir In the
Rev Dr. CmEvsx next appeared, and was greeted with
continued applause. de delivered a very strong and
lengthy address, o. which we give but outline, viii
to the conduct OF those ministers who plead pathecaly
for silence the subject Of slavery and sustained the Ex
truly depurabe Tor The only hope for the abolition Of
slavery lay In q free and righteous church. TIE evils
Of slavery were Increasing and would increase - long
but was entaicd on each succeeding generation. II
mad possible end-lke intemperAnce In the grave
would be but ining and soon como to end but not
20, was secured against death. me iniquity was
pracced children, innocent children, natives OF
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TIERS and without the sanction Of Cod and these babes
were the interest PAID TO this sin, the capital Of which
other These children made marketable articles,
and were stamped aud sealed chaitels from their
tysness IN the same horrible system a. their psreu
This was tho pecoliary Of this sim existing this, the
and by this robbery of God by man, be-
come nation Of man steaers loud xpplause.)
Were America 70 20 70 any foreign city and carry
would al u; but make this fixture, law, and II
follows from generation 70 generation. and he
dangerous man, mailman, who undertook 70 destroy
this srapgt ment or aegravae the peoples consciences
in regard 70 a. Under those circumstances, those
Who denounced the crime instead Of those who practised
Of religion was plain for interered with Gods pro
perry N "wives, be obsdent to your husbands.
,eR Wives, ye none this divine law Is mol for you
but for the proot OF your master Chdrcp, obey your
parents" hut slaves have no children, and their chill
dren have no parents, except ~ bales OF cotton have
par the gin and the factory where they shpped
and bonded TOR the market cloud applause These |
sstcr not for the slave, who had no tie Affection
duty or obligation In existence, except his oongs-
faculty. capariiy and Effort, and be sold :. The hishs
premium TO the highest bidder whenever however, and
wherever hs owners interest required II. fAppaase)
slaves because she parents Than there woud be
IN applying the rule 70 white people. He spoke Of
the puttce OF the decision n the Drei Scott which
served bssis for stliI farther cruelty for when
Iniquhy took the pisoc Of national law, and |
hroned IN the rbur al Of Justice, msdesds would f,ursh
IN the kpowledg. Of being urocrrected; ablak mar
DOW considered 20 have RIGHT which . white man |
should respect The bred cco decision had prepared
the I'D for The back mans sepuche, and Secretary ckss
bad shut Gown that 30. by this decision olscs mon |
could not become citizens; that any OF different
color from expelled from either laud scs,
nd k< iNro uU.4rd 1.a
Numbered against this crime The Church and ministry by
heir serce set the seal o. Christian APPRECIATION A. all
religious re,iysls became sccesssrics 70 H. seemed
~ th,ush the pulpit Shouts have spoken out l
10 thunder tones against n, ani though /
the very Bible would have burnt and the Gre Of God m
Ing word broken forth, But not 20, and those who
did venture TO rafe their voices in remonsr
preached and revled therefor Could the thing 70 farther
han ths2 Would there not be reactlopr Whore would
such lhpgs endf What hopes there that the wick
edrcss OF the government would be arrested mia
sers did not arrest conscencss Of their people, who