New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29


Nr Ctsy'on also came ont WITH Q s.<osy sccs 1lsa
shinst the Bus be-s Ccmnt'oe. Irjustce hsd o~ea
done bin A. en- Individual. He bsd nis oru peoshV
views of reform ard bad drAst up 9 resolatioo ex-
pr, s.i, hem Al hs6 tsndso it TO toe Csranitss.
sto rsd 10, reported 70 tae COnveotioa, Asi de be-
liev,d il had b co GesisHeety r'tAAad BY the Con-
ntee
fsr ded he Commrtee; bat M Cls!ton ss' noee ths
batter for t. snd liz ve~s were 10 more heard s.
The CoryeutiSn adjourned ~ slsrocs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon the Abphtomsts ~ereto have 0e
matter thar way. and to say their say. AT the sl-
pointed time Nj Parker Pilsbury opcned the oAt
fre first part OF bis speech wS taken up sttn as
st.sck 90 The r. pGohcsn pasty, ssyirg tns. u W.
uore Prv SlsverY tran tee Democratic H vac emrr
csn pxt-s hsve ever been. ia prcol 0t ~hica no
Quoted the statements Of Senators Wisoa sod uAses
;bst beioie nominating Fremont for tie Peaieocy,
10. r. pubhcAns bad mace every posaoe euO'. 70 So
slave hodirg csndidste. ne tnen ~, 30 -
American Tract society, their recent rrocecngse ee
TIE subject OF Slavery, ircugng N Nv chafscer,sue
! Aboltiln iIveetiyc against tae remoers ot tss'
oiety, and tie CSSSca s,S s.S c,',sy e sses, .a.
Gus Succession of royiya.s OF reilS'on-tnsse w1c
| called the "b-.sed years Blu. jast al tha' t,ae
| Mexico, 9 neigt boring republic, Cssa'ic c"osey.
! without any re,iv.ls u religion "a asohsa'as
Ssytry-ttey laid their hands ou the dragon OF save
~ and sle him before the sun-we me4nweiie scfo
rsvlyirg religion, aud To such an extent ala we SVs
| il that naf smillon CT converts ~ers eoo'o W."
Chuieh-and ba.f q miller also were added TO tae
puu,be Of those in bondage 10 our srd. ne hsa
| h-sd tost man 10 Bcszd once sdvertisd tor ss's
| silver Holy Ghosts for :, escn-Ps.sd hoY
| On os,s for 80 cerss each, and largo va
| hundved-bu. We, tae Am-rcsn Csdstians,
.el the ve,y in~g. of God Almighty in the pessoas q
the slaves tho South; $4,000 Men'.ns wero outes.
cred in the Mexican war by the hands OF Pro sstsns
Ane,csps. that VIC might have more States t. on-f
20 Il Mel III # Slavery and then, shea AL Sss toos,
the Church got down on Ger nypecrticSi krses sns
saticn Of tie GorpsL Tae sin II this rs'ioo Is cst
disbelief IN the iuIpoItAty Of the soul but we
| crlme # Slssety. He walked htc the TRACE Me0-
ums after tbi. sort. He regretted oesplI tue uoss
asted lsst evening by "spips g'tb, whose good IN
"tentiots questions, but whose cipscities tor
teaching IN this great crsis are very ques!chsoa
| He proceeded 70 cast some consid-faple bh me on
those who had changed the prosi a'ome oI tte V9e-
y-ntor and laid at had he not been somewhat Dc
cortertsd thereby he would have given better &C
! count Cf himself.
y me volunteer singers executed "A Gooc nns
"Colo,rs, or Ine Bn shrg Down..
Mr. Wm Goodell followed in speech on Sisvefy.
He though the time had cone for decso, ca thus
subject lie therefore, to thstend Introduced q asu-
ber OF resolutions WI on of the steeotyped ssst
ard which are not worth p,n'isg He argued that 30
can never &c, rid of Slavery by alb 1hog the slave
trade African colonZ ,tiVn re aso consdcred ueeess,
al be then vent to give sketchy history OF the
vsrou. means ths have been prepo sed to effect tho
osIishment Of Slave f,om the land ana the history
of the failures cf them sl TIE o,s wsy TO get nd OF
It, he said s 10 deny at once that the ConstWouoa
toerdtes ar protects slavery. and then by comoln
ed nauorsl action to dispose OF |, ,aiiogetaer. .
After be had kept on tor half an hour, and hs
sptech getting 60 be particularly dry, tae cuaa
.Lce who were iuity dis sod aud wanted sometnisg
of better quality called for him TO stop Cells d
Tines up"
A vote was taken on the question Of extending the
time ef Mr.. Goodel, aud Mr. ioode'i was put dows
an overwhelming vote. Mr.. @. demonstrated, aSd
oidnt believe this was the intelligent sentimsnt OF
this rnos ting that free discussion should De thus
cboked down;" but the intelligent sentiments" we're
inc xcrabe and the Chairman decided that ~ mast
subslde-snd lie accordingly sat down.
Mr.. Nicholson was very wrsthy, ard thought 1t
bumilia ion and q shame thai the mouth OF wililsn
Good.ll OF New-YoIk should be stopped 10 the SAC
Cf Vermont in the County OF Rutland, and 10 tae .owa
of Rutlaud and be moved the extsuhon OF the time.
Mr.. Joceyn of Plymouth thought that certain ones
who / sd ceme to the meeting were dsaPp ,nted.
They wanted TO hear something beside sooat tne
slave and he did not wsnt any more of Goodet>~ .
Tie Chairman begsn to speak, but Vas interrupted
Mr.. L.rdon, who said that " on the Slavery ques-
ton We are all connected and ready ~ aot, ana wo
Crss of "Rght; we've had enough of your
GGd,ll.
At this jupcture sman with white beard announced
himseif as the representative OF the AOognes ot sno
/ country and offered resOlui ms about the ia-
diane 10 be oiscussed at the lesure VI he Convention.
Then 10 sat down, and no more was heard from hioa
He lad evideniy aoj urbed himself sioe die.
Mr. Bailey wanted to know 4 the Cony:onoa non va, VS.
to oe ,ul.d by q tumultuous mob. tCnss Oh Fue h'm
out -" Order, give hin soms icS- water
In tie midst Of witch ooIfus0n tins u armaa II
the question and declared hD DPrsssion thst tas
vots Was 10 the negative, but
Mr. Nicholsop wanted 10 have il put again, whioh
the oDilirg Chairman did, sno 1t WAS sgaia feJeotef
sld Brother Goodel eff.cti.uy squ-lceed, stsr
b,cg four tiu es voted down 10 this model Fee Goa
ventlop.
Mn. Erpes' ire l.. Rose msde sspeech On Slavery,
but sne 8, id nothing Low s.rbisg, ct AL INTERESTING
After lie had spoken q ions tiue,
IIGury from tue bsck-How long do you allow
the 80 ch ckens b. peep ~bea tro CaaIrnss osilsA
tIms, end M. Roee csyed IN.
Dir. tiocoel TOee 10 oipia,n tlat Mrs kose hs1 mis
appreb. Lded bis speech q sss:erdey.
Nh Labdon ia at-Irapt-d ~ eKpiso sornsto'bg.
Dir. eOoceIl p-,-isted in gong on, when Mr. LzsSSe
got in biz inquiry, wh'ch simply "ss 70 a~k " vSss
resclu 0D al The Peope we're spe1kng.
Mr.. Goodsli wa.ton still to 70 op, but the Chairman
tod oia he must sDhject bnselt 10 the sctn .; tue
Cor seuton but Il oiLer GCoseu knew better thss 70
! try thst, hoc sst {. wn. -
! TL.L Mr.. Stephen Foster seed tue oiavefI fosoia,
ticI Er the lrform.on Of Mr.. Lzndoo ard Pfoceede9
10 Steak te the rssolu bisrs ard tvf.iet his old
rpeech which be si~sys brushes up fof STATE sooA-
eiOre 10 OF ~bicb 20 bad Pfsty rn w ois
ioeJs Win gett'n en- !, tho oaek part OF Too meee'
,op sbo ineIl.rsd witJ soGo qG Ties, ard ~As s0on
( os,awsn pousiy cba~ed up by the rampant Foster
Tie cnet original pcnt bro1sn cut by this Lite er-
soce wAs the assertion b. tie reckless sephen tnss
"tie Metho6lst CDCrch are tho bi2ed aounds ~ho
| hurt tte slave north OF N tsOa and Dtxon's hne
M Rardsil told nm that pe wss overlapping Ms
time.
Mr.. Foster sopesl.d to the Chairman toprotsct him,
and tho Charm.n -,i- loed H'. Rsods shss tsse
gentleman had very Independently ssid al 70 wsnsed
TO-
Mr.. L,rdcn sxsin tried 70 say something, but wa
talked down By Mr. Foster, Who went on 10 advss the
wo,r.n 70 Hach up 70 tn bsotbo at the next eec-
Ii. u ~ = solid pta.Ds aud d,fosbd tber IiBhb he