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

that fanstcs; bul the Gsrrsonian spirit s
moral 70 hold slaves at the North Ia equally immoral
70 hold them At the South. We must not impeacn
o. 81 .1s
minded CHRISTIAN men, why should of tho
faith here bold slaves also you the right OF
justly claim that The system should be made universal
The STAKEHOLDER would gladly subvert all the free nsu
tuons OF sns county me southern p5ess ana
uipes Of toryism. Complexion no longer safe
guard sg snst slavery is matter of class The lords
Of the lash dtspse the North because independent
bard working and industrious Il Is the fsvofite idea OF
the South to naugurae q bloody, military despotsm,
Garrnon then referred 70 the Car of Russhy who
bad done fine thing in hberating the serfs; but
he would like to dethrone them aI-victora and al
soil except Canady p and he was auxieus 70 do away
with that idea: he thought the Emp re State
out being burned 70 death. shame on our religion.
Shame institutions which give protection TO
tho poor trembling slave This ought 70 be put stop TO-
relation to the revival resolution of the morning, he
said that though carefully drawn had brought out such
years ago. Now, he believed in q revival OF pure re-
bgon-ihat religion which left no blood behind (which
did not steal babies or brand the flesh Of the slave and
we have right he said, to nterrogase and ansyze this
revival which has been going on. the epidemic is not
local. It extended all the country. rs the same
American church. which holds as church 7oO,-
GOO is .osrS CORRUPT II must have soss
here-and have you q revival2 Ii It genunef Is there
any excisement3 Corruption goes TO sleep over IT,
vivs il would scare James Buchanan so he could not
sleep o. nights (Renewed appause) They would lynch
to say that the spirit Of the living God At work. Grant
oil your exceptional cases. don't for them They
are having revival Of slavery at the South. They are
pray TO their false gods for Law Of Congress make
the slave trade . legitimate one. Mr.. Garrison then
cited the Of Rev. Mr.. Adams the most o,uspiou-
author of q South side view Of savery-a
who favored the Fugitive Slave law. This Adams was
much concerned for the soul Of Rev Theodore Parker
mr. Garrison here diverted into euogy OF Mr. Parker
Continuing Mr. Garrison said that he had carefully
med the revival through the medium of the press &c found
giving their aid to the revival so he knew ii was not Of
God; il they would be down it, in accordance
with she oGtases OF sner own wicked natures any one
hand at reform Look at the truth The only Christ that
you is He that is despsed and rejected Of men,
At the South they have Q slaveholding slave breeding
Christ but take them antslavery Christ and they
will cast him out In Amer the Christian must be the
want is the same moral herosm that distinguished
Christ Of Judea-that spirit which deded the despo
tsms Of the earth. He was in favor Of revival with
such leader.
Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS being called for, said-I do not
how anything be added to the remarks which my
no ambition of the kind He has shown us the church
and the State as IT s The institutions which our fathers
transmitted TO us are shown TO be failures The cry OF
the aboitionet is Come out from them, people, and
institute something better And ought TO do some
thing better. For this called fanatics and inhdes
/ remember the story Of the English MILDLY, who, being
examined before Board of Admrals as he would
do If ship had loat mass, shrouds anchors and
a lee shore:-Let her 60 to the DEVIL he replied "You
could not do BETTER the response. SO say about
the constitution.
Some OF the audience appauded few Kissed, and all
went quietly home
American Tract Society.
THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DISSENTING MEM
DDuu u uan aNrNIfx-
ING ToDAY-TKE POLICY TO BE ADoPTKD-CoM-
PARIsOH BETWEEN THE LONDON AND AMERICAN
TRACT SOCIETIES.
The adjourned meeting of the members opposed the
action Of the Executive Committee of the above society
was held yesterday, at O'Clock A. NJ at the Mercantile
Library Aston place. There very large attendance
of members CT the society their friends and delegates
from the New England States, Illinois and Neg Jersey
The CHAIRMAN said the hour for entering upon the pro-
ceedngs Of the day having arrived he would ask Rev. Dr.
Halves 70 offer up prayer.
Rev. Dr. HAVE ofHArtford, having offered u prayer,
and the minutes Of the last evenings proceedings having
been read and approved
The CHAIRMAN called for the report of the committee %
pointed last evening
Judge HoKsBIowER chairman OF the committee replied
that owing 10 the lAteness OF hour ut which the meet
ing bad adjourned last evening the members OF the CON-
let that ~ning He asked that the committee be per-
n Tue Rev ~ uoxrsoy stated tbs. although the commit
=. T.s es,. sIv presented, yet New York had three
&c on ,N va large number Of brethren
resent from the Wes, be vo I'd willingly make way him
~ for othsrs or vote 70 enlarge ~ ., the
II was moved an seconded 70 acc Two members 70 w
Dr. Gordon ana Kew MI feia oi fi0'F
'sEe CARR, .,nourosa ,,,, hs had r.cs,v.a !
~. ~ ,bs psv W. Tying, stating that he unwell
,a ~, ne .h,e N e present their meeting aud
Ia, he adhered TO the son Of the society 1851
oey DR. THOMPSON read letters from hevs; Cnariss 1
r.;y OF Pittsburg Vermont, and Soodrisn smi,n, OF
vaser expressing their entire sympathy IN the OBJ
'e.s s,s,ss IN circular ., n.,roa w,, .sasa 70 tho
,mp', t,co. addressed the meet
iHwrs TArpAs, Fac, the. before toem as a
Dr. He ssid that be stood desired 10 I'd.
Tristan s,,olit,onist, and such no evening |
ere he considered the remarks made iae. ,
y Judge HornS0wsr slssn sooD,t BY Sny means,
= he look upon that movement a. an obstacle 70 toe
emancipation Of the slaves He was OF opinion sus'
pu, everybody knew he lived In saveholdug oommunl.
~ and evil communications corrupt good manners In |
he Bshop Pamphis se ie ss h'o .rIpoSsoe were sy
ponvmous words. They were not The Scriptures recog
nzcd many things which certainly y dd not approve,
RECOGNIZED the devil, but surely u did not approve
:, nc Is Of ,hsi parsonage Bishop Meade also said in
bis book that Abraham stakeholder, but be was
sure TIA. he was 20. ~ r. hsd hees
i,,Ssiv sirepl..sd Contained much that was good bat
great deal that wa most aerpiccos and was osouea
with view, prObsey, 70 .-otsssor Good.
r,ob' went. further than Bishop Meade, VT
syored he publication Of the tract aOf the Duties OF
Ter, towards their Servants being that would not
offend the decae senstiltcs Of soathern ssveboders
Mr. Tappap ptoce e6ed 70 sssal the Shareholders and
Alluded 70 the rcaim ent OF slaves and argued that slave
holders s,eslers and m such were highly Oh.
Bs.ous 10 The commands Of the Holy Scriptures for The
rad placed man tesre among the first OF crimes
and punished ospiisny, and Gro,lus had denounced
man stealing moet nfani,.s CRIME; ne 0ohsaereu
The Publication Committee might wen puo.sn o. .
upon the duties Of piraes, Of smuerler. esv osu,
breakers and gamblers or OF the keepers OF bjns~- "
ame and he understood there great abuses there
(IAuehter) He considered II shame upon the society
hat while slavery was eating the very vals OF the body
polite like cancer looked and treated that cancer
A. though were only piuple In CONCLUSION ne moved
he adoption Of the following resolution
Rev Or rBosrsoN then read the following report from
he ccmmitee=
Resolved That IN he Judgment Of hl. meeting. -,
-es1igion Of The Sic-tad BY 90 tourn
.houh be en- phsi,sy sfrneo and Tho ,.se'r hryen
a fraisrnsl and Chr ~vps- 20 pabsh fscs IN