New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
JUDGE 7AEEY +. FORMER TINES

] Ageesb'J TO our proIise to give some sc.ozot
Dir GBrBrR's OWL vindc.on OF his course soi
tie .psscsts Of tis counsel, Messrs Pemau .od n 4
TN, II hs dtfe6se, va Tow proceed to thst du '.
vii trsbe our readers 70 spprecste ths state Of thing
IL Mayisrd Z 1879. ie.sye to Slavery, aud to CO
psre with tie rign oftyrasry prev sIirg in m
Sts'e, ~ vel A. IN The Other Slave S.stss uooo n
| RSv. Dr. Ross crd0iac5 noory.
i = ems II ~ Nj Gruter ~ss us.ige OF Penosyl
vsns that lie lesrcsd to resd tia Hoy Scripture
when be ltSs boy; ths, i. wa the custom tae,
to rsso them in scb ;vs, wtcn he regrets is no! no
the fssti'r in some psyis. He Lus Gown tundry pss
| ssges in the Bble winch ne mst with wien he WAS
! boy, end wfch.he found tssrs sh5n be beca ae
nor; and be quotes them 70 rhow how fsr thsy ~sr,
| copioimed to II lel9. SIcs they were believed sni
indorssd By Mr TAsEY his co1nsel, iosp- AZ e.s.
in the year OF M. GRUBER trial, may not BE- snis
to r'fer to item refreshing evidences Of the hight
from which We have fallen az pstioa.
"He thst ealeth man a1d seleth him, o. II he
be fcuId in bis hard be shs s1Ieiy Be pu. to
death" E1od. xxi. l6. II msu De found steal.
"mg sny tf iis brethren Of the children Of Israel,
ara Daketh merchandise OF lin or selleth him then
ttst thief sbsl surely de" Deu,. xiv. :. "Tnou
"shat rot kill; thou shalt not steal" Exo] Ix. 49,
H. Thou stait net bear fslse witness" Ibid IG.
No man. says Mr. GRUEEE, can claim and posses q
flsve as property unai he has virtually ssorn tbs.
ner, women and children are brutes' " TnOu shalt
"Lot cOvet, &c. Ibid, IL. "Tbcu shsl, Lot dsfrsnl
"thy reigt bcr, neither rob him" Lev. XIX l3
Thou sha rot orpresS him VITO i. poor aud nee 3,
lee. be cjy egaiIst thee unto the Lord, and il b. d
Fin unto thee D,ut. xiv. II, II. Therefore al
"ttipgs Whatsoever ye would thst should DO to
"Jou 90 ye 20 TO them for this is the law sad
The prophets." Mattc. VII II. Inou alt love thy
ntigt Dor az tbysel!." tisth. xxi. 80. ''Sssitg
che give'h to sll life, snd bresto, snd all ttipg.."
Acts xvi. %. Love worketh no i'll TO his nsigh
Dor" Rom Xii. 10. Yc arc bought with prics."
Cor. vii %. Masters, give uuto ycur servant,
" tbs which js utt end equal" Col. iv. l. Behold
the hire Of the labDIfrs which heve resped DOM
"your fields, which is Of sou kept back by fraud
{" cIeth" james v. 4. /" The mere arts lot slaves
ard souls of men shsll stand sf.r ct, weeping aud
"waiipg," Rev. xviii. IS. NJ GRUDER thioks thai
hese pas ssges need Mt to any who ws,es
to find cut what Is right ard must sgree with him.
In regard to his obpcxious sermon, be says that he
"srove to give portion to every one, either 10
son or out OF season" that " he drew the Gospel bow
at venture, quite willing that every shot that
missed should go for rotcng tha. he found to his
eItf that "some cid no. Ike the msruer in which he
",erved out TIE different pcrtiods,' that he never
mtddled with politics, that though he hsd heNd of
Republican elsvetolders he could not uoderstsnd
Whist sort Of people they were, any more than sober
6iuLkaids.
Upon the trial ard IFS resuIts, he says: "Some have
"been in hopes that had leaned Useful Lesson in
"my trisl but whatever have leaned ! can assure
"you have not yet learned to call good erl or era
"good. 1 hope, while keep my senses, shall con-
" sider mroiuntary perpetual Siarery miserable in-
"justice, q system of robbery and ttGt. hops II
"rever shall rank men, women and children with
"hOrses, cows and property, and c,untenancs or
Justify such sales and merchandise. M.y our merci-
"tul God save from this sin aud reprosch.'
Mr.. GRUBER we earo continued to the day Of his
death on y some years ago. in this faith Whst
pity s thst his Distinguished senior counsel did not
hold fast to that which is good with equal d'mness.
Mr.. MARTINS speecn in behalf Of Mr. GRuGER,
sbour de WITH prophetic passages, and vndlcHes the
right Of free speech vita great eoquenoe, but the ms
ton has descenred t, suca depths OF degradation 10 its
worship of the Mooch OF Slavery, oat IL were waste
of ink ard paper TO attempt even sumu1y q Us
ideas TIE disease new esiing out the Vitais OF toe
Rel ubc requires stronger med cines than Mr. MAR
Tins structures upon the conduct OF MIR. GRUBkR'
censurers hnd per- cuors to recall TO sense OF It's
deplor.b condition. Tnere is one sentiment, now
that deserves rent tnu-dLCe, lCI 5 DOM IL Pr
cess Of yen6caton 'Tne freemsD,' says be, I" VITO
"co1demIs nan fer utterug the dctstes OF his he'r
econ mi.s succe uIou bis liberties Ihere is another
thought D regard to the n'ernsi ssvstrads which
ought % be Icme mbeIsd, because it Is an eptome
all its borrors. 1T ia CROUCH, says Mr.. Martin to
" draw iron tears down Pnto's cheek
Mr PIGM,ss speech is equal 10 every repect to the
best Arti Slavery speech Of the present day. without
perhaps the violence Of the latter. The right OF the
cit zen Of MaIysnd to free speech and free religion,
the prohibition Of Slavery BY the teachings OF the
Savior aud Is Apostles, the vi0dic, Of Mr. CRU
BrRs sermon from the charges against it OF nlesslty
the tight to discuss Slavery and its relations in tie
pulpit tie undeniable truths uttered in the ser
men Of the accused in regard to Slavery and its
the freedom OF debate on this subject IL
Congress the aim of tie Methodst Church TO eItir-
pate Slavery wi hin the pale Of that society aud It's
right 90 to do tie origin Of regro slavery ard its Ics
cliefs ii morel ard political point OF view, the tes-
uories Of Bestty, Paley, Jefferaon, Judge Tucker
ar ohers against the Institution, are al SET forth With
cleauess and force thst in this day would place the
orator by the side of Seward, Chsse or SuUneI.