New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21

&c, Get Ct IA way" to isoo0ncs slavery. Bstthsrs
wss authority for commencing at Gcuesis AID rseA
inE 10 RevsiAiers. lest selection from Jeremiah -
' Jsres be regarded a. personal. Laughter
In ccpclu.eu Dr. Cheever stated ID Al he wss tsssL.
Rat be hsd sn oppo.trn ATTY to speak the sootusoA
fn't. sword TO this large sudieace, aad which 10
q GSe to have uttered On Thursday last. OF the
won a IN, Of the Tract Secely.
The following then surs BY the choir. Copis. q
the occasion, sas with sis'gs sumbss OF prod
texts appended: u.vrpv
I'M rALL 'ishty stoes
10 Gssre', hand 2 = We those; H'iA
k RE- rr'oscs. though .sss .sas'
Cod shA- sv.ase your lous CO..
He aid sud dT, s5ia. - he STOOD.
Ia, .esnAy sh.l slavery III
And ~ he fount o. AL
H..,r bsppy ssy .hs: time los 70 ses.
wheu evesy 81 Adam .Aa.. b. fiesi
n. ssoe 81 . Haars "S tie sssiOr. nss
The H.y. Rrrrs W. CT .RkY Ct Brooklyn ssid tbse
lass week he had attended meeliog Ct the omNA
Tract Society Now 40 aStsEded q seting oil tAs
American TTsct SSNety. tCheers. They had como
to save the Trsc. S,cie'y trrm ia friends We had
become rather isc aI vit5 Tue remark that OesSi-
tution was Quoted whenever anything particularly
WI, ked rss shert TO - dorS. lie thanked God
that the Declaration OF Independence was msde
Before tie Consultation CT the ceA,tsy: According
TO the Cetsiitul!or ct tbs Ffscf S9cie'y, W.
~ il unless It aet the appfcSafoa or an
evangelical Christians. Now, be was there TO ID.
ect 10 the trcrt Ssmb. aud Tcsey" H was egsinst
de6n ng he dsty OF slaves 10 thts mestefS and sv
ing tue ed the duties Of masters ~ Their siaves
Tie evapgelcs, Christianity which otjsctea TO suos
tlsct not wcIth much Nothog was said sooes TIE
urcor utoIaliiy Of the resolutions demanding such
trsct " hen they were passed, year ago. wasAs
afer,houeht devised at the dictNon OF The slave
Power lie had been Informed in times past THAI he
owned part Of negro by descent. lie tod toe ma
IL fof
Iegio for his share and be hoped be would use tee
10 ,ske hin se. away from Slavery. lApplauseI FnV
years sgo the Confession OF Faith oenouncea ma
stealing; that potion was expunged no~-Aaotosr
intaLce of progress OF tho aye. IL was argued ~
some z. Il. tie meeting ot the Tract Society
that Ct the Moth had nothing 20 do with Slavery:
But Christianity was aggressive We could not sen4
ont a sionsry il The logic Of these men were true
They said too that it was mixing up religion Win.
politic, But what we've politics except the morals Of
q natcn in It's political relations. Ihe religion OF
ration was perfect key TO it's political conditiea
We had improved rome on the Old days whea thse
prophets who dared TO deDounce the sas q the "a
tiers were Compelled 70 hye in the Wilderness and
VIC should go ca until the Gospel banner, which ~
all 50 much lovec. should wave over every State u
tina Union. Applause. ,.
Mr. JoHN Jar Re cited the state OF stfsrs aud tae po-
sitter tf the Executive Committee at the tiae OF tas
meeting particularly derourerg the attempt oil toat
C,umNtee TIC suppress debate CD their action and o.
pecsy the insoeLt and uproarous st:eu pt to choke
of Dr. Tyrg and those who succeeded HIN on tho
same side No att mpt was made 10 ccnto. tais ~
the President, except merely to sayto Dr. btcon 70
g Go on, ,f yow can get heoripg." lie msintsincd
that the whole disgrace of the proceedings ought "a
fall upon the Executive COMMITTEE, and that TO-
mtetiog could be held any where but IN the Cly o.
New Yok that tie OPT onents OF slavery would In
unph He had little doubt that Ia a very te . years
the Society would fulfill ITS duties TO the slTes ~
faithfully "a i. did to the whites.
Tho Rev. Jos. 7. THoMrsos read come pssssges
from Ssnbo AID Toney; gehtraly she same as ne
read before the Tract society. thus tract, !" sAmoS
ard 1onsy,' WAS published in 1857, aId IN 1913 va
Advertised IS q lew tact. lie did not arraisntae
Chairman tf the Executive Committee, who gave tas
mpre ssion that this old tact out there sers
men there who knew TO cay when It was Published.
lie the Lit that they very lear breaking com
maIdment. He had since met a lie.duee,of, VINO.
upon beirg tod the circumstances, taid: Sir, yoa
know tina. l have not sympathzed WIN y'A
Tut 20 for commoh honesty in this great Socis'y
At the meeting the Society voted down iescisn,s
10 tublish act on the duties of masters accoidpsn
tie New Testament and another declaring That nothicg
sbsl be published by the Society which sfoud Imply
ihe<hrstisn lawfuness Of the system Oh American
slavery met with the saue fate. The Isact o'ossy
had b. okeu dtwD as DIR. Bushnell said Oh qnssttoa
of conmtn morality. The Cominittce objected TO
printing tact Of DIR. Young, S9ltSeHr., because
be protested sgails II laws which forbade teaching
sl.ve IN read the Bible The contributions VI tho
ol urcl ga had built up institution which declared
that the Gospel should net BIO given 10 certain classes
of ueople under certain circumstances OF evil.
Ire Rev. DR.. II SG eel that he bsd never been M
a meeting in which decorum had been so skiufcily
used for PURPOSES Of bigctry. But the victory was
not fully gained. The dag that they hst ria up %
hastily had not been nsilea to the matt and the hands
tht were Delaying the cord tembled in the knot they
tied. ApPauseI Never before mao t1e e, Gssou,ss
lelt now. The Executive Committee dared net at
ten pit to reconsider the resolutions which they
fout bit to nulAy They the Dseyes declared they only
ssk, for delay in carrying ont there resoIulons' hs
would not cOuntepaIce leaving the Society He repre-
serted church which for years had con.iib1eos3Ooo
year to the Society; and he would DO conserve
TO get what you can ard hold on to what you get.
HIS plan wss serd Chesyer out cavalry, dashog
out and kicking up as much dust as he can They
zeal he sometimes gsllopsd in a way in which tasS
were afraid be would break his neck.