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

ndopteo me vlewB OIL inns meeting W1knOuS 0oDS0ying
himself personally with IL be aid not believe tho man
vas good anti slavery who disapprcved slavery
Kansas but recognized IN the other ststel mat doc
He prayed thai no other impressoD should De made by
tins meeting should be that the purpose Of this society
was 70 dissolve the American Union and break the gov
eminent into thousand pieces (Appaasse and hisses)
He might rsnsAck society TO ind greater slave than he
found the Hon Edward Everett 70 be. (Appause and
Kisses He regarded the Kisses the highest ,ssibe
compliment American slavery had grown with the
ty and when he bore in mind that into the American
ard the oonstita ion Of Arkansas contained provision
that slavery should never be abolished, he in
CURED whether this government did not prevent
failure on the question OF repubhcsnm and democracy
When black men In Washington had rights. and in one
Safe white liable to be shot down for assisting
Union was failure Applause and hisses.) when he
went to Boston and found such as Edward Everett
and Rufus Choase and Robert Winthrop silent on TINS
question, that was stronger proof that the American
people could not but admit that whether they ad-
we're men There was universal silence decision Of
Judge Taney, because il universally beeved hat
careless than the coorsd people be-
If he could judge by contrNies. was sign that
the blacks were determined 70 be free BE was glad
that they careless, and he longed for the day
whom the slaves Of the South would be careless 70
60 about their business there not white OPP
the American people would subscribe the doctrine
"no union with slaveholders'
WENDELL PHILLIPS twhtsl was the next speaker, and
sad he to express his most entire
the resolutions He sorry that the nature Of the meet
ing precuded his friend from stating his objections, and
hoped ample time would be given In future for stating all
objections. He could not how any abolonis could
fail TO recognize the fact that the government and the
had seen that system doubled trebled and quadruped
There must be something rotten in the religion and civil
machinery Of government that could allow slavery to
EXIT much to grow and usurp the functions Of the
government. Who could doubt that there an inhe
rent unmissakeable radical rottenness in bothS The
character of the nation proved this Or Adams of Roe
ton had sgnhed his approval OF the "r ,vival by
mon in favor of the reasonableness of eternal punish
ment-"
"k must be reasonable where such he existed"
Applause and laughter)
A yoICE-Hit him again
He differed with Mr. Remond when he said that Ed
ward Everett under the influence Of anodyne when
he signed approval the beating Of Charles Sumner,
because Edward Everett could not, when under the
strongest stimulus say his soul his daughter
The last steamer had brought the that the despot OF
his subjects If the news could be relied upon, what
spectacle presented TO the representative Of desposm
svornR liberty while the representative Of liberty that
same week celebrated the triumph of fastening slavery
State against Its will. The Of this that
Russia was sincere and saw the necessity Of freedom
while America nsncere and did not mean what she
said. We had revival Of whatS Words, pssteboard
forms-something that no two intelligent men met and
pause The rank and ale who came here TO hiss might
televe-because St. Paul said might be led TO be-
eve lie But he spoke Of the leaders Of the nation We
lived on alsehoodwe were case hardened TO moral nfu
The President gives $25 barrel for -four for Utah.
and he bought cheap he bought vote in each barrel
but like Mr. Gddnge, 1t let the enemy choose the form of
the issue-the point Of attack The whe waited to be
was as ssgacons as Napoleon Il saw the weak points Of its
The tribune ago, had laid down the Coo
ne against the extension of slavery and now expressed
its willingness 10 let Kansas come in with slavery IL she
wished Kansas was conquered-under the heel OF Tie
federal government
VoICE-Not yet.
Kansas had nothing but paper promises which had beer
made hundred times and broken he had been told by
the President OF the Topeka Convention that Lecompo
IN UQu1 fhara
we're but two or three majority against them, and they
ceuld be shot, Surely the matter had TO the last
pass when msjorties had 10 be shot In three months
Kansas would be 6 "dead hoss." It would be covered
three deep with Central America Cuba the revival OF
the slave trade In Pennsylvania there the nucleus Of
100000 70 be bought and could be easier bought than
Kansse What produced against IT. They provided IDEAS
the republican party provided party taccs This would
not do. lie could keep It's place tor years under fair
came. So the Unon patriotism, religion something that
nobody could touch covered up slavery with honeyed
words. So with the Union. Buchanan (rot,enness)
was in h-(aughter) Washington formed Il; Jefferson
guided IT, Hamilton launched it, our fathers cherished it,
be so d S The was in Religion sns
Union. Qaughter) he distributed Banks and Douglas
in The van Of party for liberty In parties there were
thing being kicked into pam. He considered Banks
and Douglas of that Character Dug s had stood In his
party q long =, the rope would bold and then he
dropped where he only could Perhaps his lame would
be strong at the head of a ticket But n be was
elected be would be democrat in grain and whsh .s
democratic trumpet sounded to arms be would !
Re found IN the van. IL was true thai ,hs |
Of the English cavalry were Is ready 70 resrond ~
or., ID Of the trumpet as the rider himself he was
resep y, one OIL .' .se n0,ses IN hanchcs
An old man boueh. one ., -S'.ss =, ,n .'e oi III
Nd, and for a month he did well and the osu
cling b. Nd got bargain. But one day, a. ,he
an thousht o. his sand cart, the trumpet Of the
ID was st '1es sna the, the S,S o.T.
peet The sard man and w. we'd sushier)-he had
3 would be with Douslas-(rep, ne maniy ressst,ns
%, the manhood 10 be the leader Of ~ the growth
rcx.h p,rrroft said that American -~ued thia |
4 necessity and Of the hour. The men who'll - do,
or st,uticn knew they did wha, they were NOT SEM
,u the people bowed 70 H. and ever since, Whatever
,rg enacted and the people allowed was
nercan law. Mr.. Buchanan and the democratc parry
br. on the constitution and did wha, they pleased LEI
he republican party do so too He asked the repaonca
Dsrty 10 cbeckna.e the government and refuse them
collar. Let them table the appropriation DIE r,..sn
Moose The issue and ask what think. (Appa1sel
Massachusetts had begun, and the people had removed
m jgdse FOR the Union but TOO dirty NAssachu,ets
A vofcx-That's q good point. ,. |
sxsaspce OF esruestness would effect something There
was STATE pride stronger than the love TOT me lnoa
Let them enact that the slave should 90 b.ck sayery
and m the people submitted. was Law. AprhuseD 10
every state II would be possible, one after another
make an enactment which millions OF people would make
lay-lhai no man should be subjected 70 ira as 70
whether he was slave on that soil. Let them organize
garrnous against the despotsm OF government heeung
this kind had influence AZ the tcotcn vomaa keps
waeru the linen time after time, 90 tha u naby ,thousn
mperce,tiby. would become white, ths ant sisyery
cause would work certainly though slowly. Day by ds
had they poured rebuke In the conscience OF MassAsbu
set aud IN spite Of the pulpit and Of the press kassa
chusetts had tried and found WAS healthier for I'd
ward G. Jorng 70 1--we In Washington than In the Bay
State. (Applause)
Mrs FRAS1s wA1KSs oMd oolored lady was the next
speaker. She said she heard amid the cries OF Lecomp
ton and anti Lecompton, the shreks Of slave mother
torn away from her 70 be sold into slavery She had
vain fought land Of freedom In Virginia. In Maryland
Pennsylvania, New York, In Massachusetts and Yer
mont but the first time she free land was
when for the fret time che Canada, land where
though the minons OF the slave power might trace the
poor blsck 10 the very margin Of the 81 lawrence
they could no cross She looked for the time when the
whole North would be free every rood Of IT, without any
need Of personal liberty bills What mattered N this
reform persecued3 The murderers OF Jesus Christ
slept forgotten graves, and persecution had
been successful n,suppressng the truth.
The society here adjourned until evening and many OF
the old ladies' encamped on the Geld OF battle With thor
preyeons
EVENING SESSION.
The fainfrl together at Mozart Han At hsh past
TIE complexion and numbers of the ausepce