New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

81 ile ni- she Esd to bre a,he Game tSrouvb a de
that size made With pair Of scissors be called the
| UInr failure, s,d when be 'a" such men a. Ea-
tho ss silt Ut the gave in regsrd to this question
that vas even stronger proof Of the failure of this
ULiop. [Ap,lsuse.J Whso the decision OF Ju,tice
TsIey wa Putlisiec he thought that meetings should
Re held by the cooTed psOpls themselves from one
erd Of the county 10 the other. But he vas glad
II a. they had taken 70 notice Of IT, He told story
of black msr WHO was passing ssrg with q little
fir under bis arm. Some boys attempted to 90
funeral" He hoped tha. the colored ne. Of this
country would day their rights aud their
ns nho o. Ubion or 10 Cn,or; that taey would say to
white n.es: Stsrd aside; sn man I [App,,use
M WEsDyIL PHILIPS vsstbe next spesker. lie
was sCr,y that the nature Of this mornings meeting
yss thought 20 preciuds the Errteu who objected
10 ore Of tie resolutions from stating his objections
lie hoped that he W. nd take ample time in the
irg be could not see now any Abclhorist could f,l
10 recognize tbs patent fact thst thu Church was
supporter of slavery. FoT 60 years it had educated
into supporters of oppression. The character Of
tie rstion was the result Ct the te,fhirss of the
Church sid tie Government. Doctors Of Divinity
in f.yor oft. Dr. Adams had lately pre- schsc
,ermon on the reasonable OF eternal punishment
He proved it. 1t uast be reasonable where sucn
o. be existed. Applause. " Hit hiz sgaic. !
He cid not 60 with Mr.. Remond in reference 10 the
sentiment expressed Of Mr. Everett He supposed
Il at Mr.. Renond alluded to the story told by NJ. Ev
eelts spologi.ers that he under the effect OF an
aro6y1e when he sigued the remopstrance sgpnst the
injury to Charles Sumner. When he considered that
Edwsr Everett, under the influence of the most po-
ieIt smulan had been able to say that his soul
az bis OWL be could not believe t at under the ,niu
q of An anooyne he would be able to sign his name
at all. We had passed through avery strange month
Tie repre- sentative Of European despOtism had taken
q frsl step toward emancipation. His granite calm
yielced TO the spirit OF the nineteenth century,
while the Democratic Government of the United States
vss taste ming Slavery upon On tate in spite
of It's remebstIaIces How had we reached such an
sntagopism to tee spirit Of the age 10 which lived
Russia meant what she said she loved dsspotism and
lived TO it. She that il necessity to her 70
put an ED to her serfdom. The reason why we we're
30 much below her was, that we were not slLcere
power; neither our Church Tor our State meant wha'
tLey said. We had played with WORKS SO long Il 8,
they had effect on the popular heart. we had
reyiyal-of what OF words, absurd fOrus, superStl-
tous OBJ ervances of something that no two intelligent
m.1 met and locked into each others faces without
laughing at Misses and cheers. The rank and hle
who came there to make that noise might believe,
because it was possible, as st. Paul told us, that
Of last a man might be left to believe lie. ZAP
plause ard hisses He spoke of the intelligent
guides of the national sentiment-the sources of ma
tional action-the men who, IN the real aad proper
serse were the nation, civilly and rehglousy. We
lad lived false hood and hypocrisy until we were case
hardenec-lost to moral sense and could be bought up
by patronage. The President, they said, gave 50
barrel for -four to go to Utah. lie bought Il cheap,
he bought voter in each barrel. Here there was
slight movement toward the door, but upon reflection
maipJ The great error of tue Republican party was
the capital blunder of letting the enemy choose where
and how TO fight the point Cf attack and the form OF
issue-haf the battle. The man that stayed 70 b. at
tscled ard let Lis enemy crtcise him until he found
tie weakest point and concentrated upon that, was
sure to be conquered. Wellington SAID that the
ereateet merit of Napoleon was that he had an
eagle eve TO see a weak point, and power unknown
TO history of concentrating million OF men upon that
point. Slavehoong bad the same power. Take IHE
ruBUsE. Years ago The rRlBC*E laid down doe,
Of IarA.n M 6n
by The an xOus crisis of the Kansas question, IHE
TRIBUNE avowed its determination to admit
KsIses herself Slave State if she wished to come
IN. She deserted entirely her own chosen point 10
order to meet the chapel by the enemy-shaped,
Of course, with the intention and with the profound
est aeaciy to conquer No! it seemed to him
that in such a month as TINS, Kansas conquered,
under the heel Of the Federal Government Voice
mot vet under the heel Of the Government,
with nothing oppose it but the paper promises that
had been broken so many times. lie met the Gov
e,ror of Kansas urder the Topeka Constitution the
9th er day, and asked him his programme If Lecomp.
ten passed. Submission, organize and take posses
sion Of the State" And what then " Shape it to
suit ourselves Howl 49, there's only majority
of two or three against us, and We can shoot tlem.
II was sad thing if the fate Of Kansas depended up
on the shooting of maj trities in her legislatures
Buchanan with his patronage had power equal
10 Napoleon with half a million OF men, 10
this country, whe.e the sin of not being rich
was only aioned for by the effort to become
go. In three months Kansas would be covered three
ceep with Central America, Cuba, and the slave trade
The next Presidential election could be carried Dy the
same means which bad carried the Kansas elections;
ballot box stufiing and Border Ruiianlsm were as
effectual in Penney vania or Indiana as IN Kansas
The talk of the Republicans about union reminded
him of the story Of the Chinese sage, Hong Flung
TIE Emperor said to him. Ninety years OF Wis
dom must have taught you much. and what Is tue
great dsDger of Government = SAID Hong U.s.. its tne
laid the Emperor, whats that ;" Well, ssd
the Sage, "you know we build statues to our ances
tors and we set them up in the sacred places IN our
houses. They're wood, hollow, painted on the out
cannot brown it, for its the image OF your father and
you may not plunge it IN the water, Iot
It will wash off the paint, and the rat
is cafe be cause the image is sacred. Applause 50
IL il with the Union Buchanan is In lt-rottenness
Itself (Grest laughter and applause The Demo
cratic party was covered by it; with Slavery IN its
leart Jon might not touch It, sshiheton iounueo
il and Jefersen blessed IT, and Hamilton launched 1t,
and our fathers ell awore to 1t; let not hre come near
lit is sacred merge il not in the ocean OF Puolic
com for you will take of the traits that remind Us oi
| the Revolution, and the rat Is safe. Laughter ana
spplause1 So il is with religion. Our riend over
there al Breokyn that rides alone in the unique, g.
gantic strength of his great heart with brow bright
| al d tall enough to be seen from Brooklyn 10 tne
Rocky Mountains; he can't touch the Chuicn oIt Tue
"a, sacred within it. He must bow down IN the mouse
| If Rimmop. When it baptzes itself with the name
Of revival although it is hard, hard, nara 10 iancy
that in the bottom OF his own hearf ne does moi Huo"
that every atom added to the strength OF tas' "a te
was another pound weight lad on Ine near EAR :, t tSe
btIdmep. "A single hiss.l MIR. Phillips thought the
converts from tie Democratic party were worse than
worthless to the cause of Freedom Should D9uslss
be excited President be could not forget Ms Old NE a.
bought and sold politician and Democrat. no a.
u Of ind Individual wisdom it was the growth Of 9ecss
.n~the growth Of the hour In 1901 Mr.. Jefferson
laid that an acquisition Of territory was phinsn
| tonsl ard be bought Louisiana The hepuonGan
| ns,,v shnmId cbeckmsts the Government as the En-
rhsh Parliament did-deDy appropriations. AS soon
az that sht uld lie the avowed doctrine OF Tue Pay'