The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

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d. Busuurs They saM No." but their action said
Yes Z asd he insisted shas when che society sara :
70 print ~ He proceeaed 70 express bis coon aescs
N every evangelical oourch % take care o. ,tsen ana
thoasssds down at The who required the gospel
he knew pot whether they sere black or wnne ou ne
shsy ve@e snfnI ana TIA, Cors Who died him, died
for he also He therefore, vshed 10 sena the gospel to
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IRENE Ssseh wese ashupg scoush BE went therefore,
for seeding the ras win the gospel not believing the
doc1rspe that morals mus, go before missions He
thosgAs greatest anti slavery tract in the world was
the svasae o. Paul Philemon because taught love 70
oar brs1hrss bot Paul had gone 70 Philemon hrst,
hsl sakeU him BY the throat, called him seAier.
ed es.asdea hss he should give up his property, he
sDS wish great courtesy, said, "Prepars lodging
vhsa cone " What was waaIing, then, VAS 70 send
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sess II srsssSs forth "a . himself 10 1i.ssi
f.,ss.S wsh si.v.ssiAsss, Tor that x.s .rconSun
eating tkea frsm tho church a Cod and thus the un-
r. cs.sas the dew ssv.r astass1 scheme 90 I suy
.as.as. ths % prevent he spread Of tho gospel
ne ~ o,,.issls y Aics The sssvss q Conss -
- Sssy them he Gaos What then WAS . become Of
. ~ seosas. these sztrsss pssps vsd ~ God for
~ In ooociusion, be eEprssssd bis belief that slavery
wcst BE beshed yet iran the Aoe q tho earth BY the
Dr. RAcos-what Is The gentleman speaking tos
ass. .:sSsuos ,oa Dr. s.oss, and a. .Ss 70 On Tho
reverend gentleman said thai the society wanted to pro
p.re ~ Wy tos freedom By sAs insearc.oa Q. the
toy The black man Was his brother, and he rev DR.:
Bsshune) his keeper; enc above al, that God had
Or iife, hs would say, "Give him C6riss~Sscauss he
loved Oist best he would givo him to tho black
pisa WHICH would preveu, the cIrouaou Of the gospel
as the South (Applause Lea them, then. not be hin
dsred boa lehem 60 on in the good work Of the LOft
Let them do what they would against slavery but lei
vhsOh would make chaotic mass Ok ruins God has pa.
the oegaoa their consceoces 70 send the gopel
70 The Sooth and they could not turn aside God was their
strength md their refuge, and they could not DO removed
risc Vaks away riches; take away friends take liberty
tAke life. but give him Christ Lot him know that his
ReSssss nvesa one lss Eoa y os sc III,
wns net With cries Of "order, Greer |" and Question
He saA-I Afford 70 wait usu 10 O'Clock 70 night, and
shall stand here unless you allow me to speak (Con
n,slos.) He would offer an amendment before he CON
osAsd Which he trusted would harmcoixe the views Of
IeoxA = TIE suppressed tracts sAmbo and rousy ana
read portions q them arguing that The society hsd cir
so.s mo - ant, soo.ty or ever visbed to.%
w,hs rsos the subject Of slavery. He challenged
any maa % prove from anything he ever said or ever
wrote. Amer speaking fer time he concluded BY
moving reso the effect that the committee be
ckeots1 to publish tract on the duties Of masters.
Professor II CRosBr offered tho following resolution
5:
me Rev Dr. JOINS, Of Baltimore. addressed the meet
~, ard a eugth commented o. the dangerous course
b. the society touching at all the question
q stHvy He also stated that OF the tracts that
ha1 sees, and did lot find any fault with il.
Several geosIemen essayed - speak, bot calls were
yodss Jsppwi 90 hope Sss the apes. made 70 III. rs.
ener Of tho South Will be respooded 70. Confusion
Il wss then arranged that the vote upon the original
ncssoa 70 the adoption q the report should be taken
a three o'cook- When the announcement made
there great rusn from the church, and nearly a
Mr. Hsrpxrsos, a scutherd delegate, then Addressed
the meeting He said that he WA much indebted 10 the
ga ssyse hin. ina He ,SoaSb. .h., from the FEEL
ing lat aotuAed the meetiny, she confidence OF
The sossh would Be restored in that sosiety.
Already N tee question of circulating Q tract
en- tho duves OF slave masters, he said thai they
In the sosh regarded thai question matter eotrely
solves 70 accomplish jos, the sooe,y n,eaded do
Bst tbsy should not interfere with thc0- IL Was rs
%, exact, please them md they desired reform him
Hov ooxS tney colt they catered his house he would
tel them thai his house his castle The speaker nert
South the socety and nstanced South Carolina and
6eeesA rhae the subscriptions 70 the society hat been
dsoasVsis folly secdDg tracts colporteurs down
ssssa viii any tract on slavery II would MOI be safe
nf "a Who desred they would very shew him out
ne ssesss having been addressed BY Dr.. cae.ysr Dr.
Hunah esnex gsnslepeo, taken On Rev. Dr.
rhostsos's mont, ard lost By largo majority.
NE resolution Of Dr. kclv follows, then put
from hs chair and passed.
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