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


served bsss for stlil farther cruelty, for when
Inquhy took the pisce Of national law, and IVES
h 20 ,he n,o ~ ., wosa n,sh
considered 20 have right which . white man
should respect The bred Soo decision had prepared
the I'D for The back mans sepulchre, and Secretary cAss
had shut Gown that 3D. by this decision black meu
could not become citizens; 80 that any OF different
color from expelled from either apd scs,
and became an alien everywhere. II God's word be not
Murdered AGAINST this crime, The Church and ministry by
heir serce the seal Of Christian appreciation " A. all
S tssush The pulpit. shouii have spoken N Out
in thunder tones against n, ani though
the very Bible would have burs and the Gre Of God m
ing word broken FORTH But not 20, and those who
did venture to re their voices in remonsr
preached and reved therefor Could the thing 70 farther
tban thsG Would there no, be reactlon2 Where would
edrcss OF the government would ever be arrested II mo
sers did not arrest the conscencss OF their people, who
could be set right tberc s hope This demonstrates
the duty or the chur n and ministry and the ministry
could move the country bu: not BY silence rcey must
contrary 10 Scripture. The evererd gentle.
man urged the necessity Tor strong efforts, and closet
II vss hare suggested BY q gentleman present
that This address shoad be published entire, At tbs
same time strongly euloeizing its eloq1ence and
be called failure While such men a. Dr. Cheevcr grsced
snd some oue proposed bsviss published in the 1rsns
for $3.50 but another suggested, amidst laughter that Vie
7rVre ought 70 be glad - get such document TO print
without being paid for such circulation Of the address
he also thought would be too evspcscent-
collection towards the publication of the address
then taken nF the pyincplc that best 10 strike
while the iron hot, and was ALEC proposed that the
tbyne reporter be engaged 70 give juiip report q
bred. Donsisss speech but the subject not pressed
BRED Douglass said he felt while Dr Cheever was
sddressps the audesce. feeling OF dsappcntmeni and
cbsgfn. lie boufh ~ time that Tho tale OF the
slaves wrongs could only be told that the nation would
rise tie might and majesty and blot on the foul system
forever but thinking the long years which hsd since
interviewed and he present aggressive bold and defiant at
uJt o'he slave power and Vie ndnernee and c,dness OF
the church and The silence OF The ministry the subject
these hopes had sunk within him, until now, when he
stood ~ Mount ZION and beard the under and the
ghtprg bs depre ssion by st,ne rolled away
ard he ssced there only just thorsani out Of
TIE ufry ouesrd iipis uttsrng such tremendous ut
hrsBts ss tbose 10 whith they had lstened In six
months cvery cham would be broken Of the four
million IN bondage. He only wished 70 thank God
for w. Cheevcr, thsnt Him 10 bchslf Of the whip
lion for such heart besDg IN sympathy With
tbcse dsv trod6en millions, such an Intellect grsspng
e wrongs Of those millions and shsdo~ng them forth In
terrible and fearful . manner. He thanked God Tor
this hour and moment and hope again sprung up IN his
heart; be had q hope thst those VII, listen
ed 20 these mighty utersnces and principles
vou'd from ihs day constitute themselves part Of
radical sbnon movement, Of quality which, while n
dsps net only ba. savery has no support or sanction
n the Bble hut that hss any support or Sanction IA
the cons,tuton government Of the country. he az
rot belkyc n mere sectionst efforts ne only 3,
Get I'D ofshvery 10 srore severywhsre thins