New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
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~ cfeer. since ) eactsi d.,s. ., ss. ", Pi , ~
echre tie a..isc' oo ,-cfrrsd ~ om sYehrg'.a a,
,ch e. r'i.s.-, z a. r. -~u.rv-i rto cisPrr h,tcr
NJ , f,rcI .. er,AE cssiioo V-oyiosa csr b.
essdsdty susers 81, sd tsi MOI, on seouas q Re fs
e oLy ths> th' sourceroet' have yei
It, e,tta Il i =, ssse.9 isey ,e.s ~ a'5 - 'S., :.
Bot sn ai'c rat slavery ~s, inPos-d On potion q
ctissp. is,ro ,ud ihli a, the Sol.h
tss teen rNIcCt scasa TIE AID y to- eSN u
North L IN tie No,her Nokaops that The fyers
orseo and North ~ st h, ars ha; he ,hps
igt in ytich he s'sversse esed I, ~ Not
ne II NS,.s1 az 20 Jaa a.
were ,a.;af' d LAT th 'auspSod Apen
plsr,er ,Asrs he 81 IL American Slsvery ofte
impcSee IN il, eusimett sld sh, thervrrr 20
shne il tse expense q it. eH9saL-aod Why .h3ld 10
soutt-ws,I irstos PsTck Henry Jerer,oa Msr'h. RAg
sry A,ber, Noh REGARDED slavery i,,Ppr obaon
expected he AepEhto "oua tma'ey nd se' Of sii
e- there tine during III life Of tie late joan
Ca houn .fervars soseeG CT by ofrovery VI
rnst,y the decided "a advocate o. toe eutirr
ton = shysiy-thfre as TINE oalIa M ue Mnen even he
wCuc wilg T. 'rsk cnccsr Tor r. teat
telsE peek 'dysdy on 'hs' .ees r9, G great asa god
,rd His a;terton hus been called 70 the earscr whih
. s "a ,Hs IL , DS os coambis va6 W.. "a
toua ,roLpd stu;ed the paty snd uminence Of
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psre hui.e bi for The Esasl and ultimate eTovs Of Ie
cI;Ee wi csuPsrei Of rom tue District 70 make tee m'a.
e., ,T,.,t beir, urrdsr~,ocd that | should 6utius
the ue,t meeting Of that bSdy Wit W',ousIon. snh
iiB.ef ,nI Srh Nor,tern rud. as might be disposed
UufraIat-y however the Abolition movement which
bcf1e.. q ens r. srseEdered ard tie Iecrimnsti1n
wsieL y l.e gave ..IGs n- tas eoafasT, s n
visited Washington as aIreeo and when on my hi ieteiew
aid in fIrtLerns The ps,a,e hi. cn.empa;ed bill
h. instantly TtpleC-Aud tho - with bis usus NJ sLy q au
" we're Wing to make the propC
ce.on the wishes Of Northern bslLres bat this sn'
teist. he souh ha, ru I, entirely Of for
present to attempt sIytbir in that direction snd trust
"or" Ir.petss ed With him that nothins could be
tsltsd believe hoh hopius csu Of word
turn when the puTpo'ed measure OF Cancellation nigh, De COZ
uinr aed Blt the anery dese whih lad commerced Ia
s,on utsts and eu,nc p,9n has con
couisar. h. debate haye succeeded in drvps each other
into aTs'a H. sss 70 az ,aat1nI asns ard sN'Fn IN .s
that tnis aL'seopm las led e. any great srd
bet.r psc.c ,utshence the present attempt Ia IHite tue
country the whoe country in effort 20 ary into eject o
by couIoyeIsy bu, coucaion. for ComTcEsafed
sT haS SS s fe sS n SG on Se S TO
movement in the ish; 'ET; sd ~ the sat &
u,hpg opportunity and motive for the North AMI south
Jsr,oa Of p,l for ,ee,irg the national expense BY na
torA authoriJ great usiora object, wit tie gradual
.bs or of slavery furnishing fair ard equitable coupen'
atioI u aud providing desirable asylum ior tie
fathefl.pG of his from which he ln1s su'o
oIp sysy by force and violence. I'm such enterprise, az
crisis w have raid anpLet oc iaiion- be go-
ou uceedsrd pursued 20 the tnd, IN the rsht spirit
creoabe even ia Let prosecute IT, and ot Ian
sr.se suo our acts In with tie beLeyceLcc 81 our
object AID leave the event 20 God-ard though We Should is
o. the ultimate alton, il the ,loTt houd I'd
10 charm down spirit Of panty and bring the North aud souta
o harmony ,ha have received tor or Efforts an adeqae
reward .
c nsderable discussion took place as 10 the practi-
cabty Of the object c;ntempl.t .ted scd some strous
dissent Giom some oftte pcs'iors to be held
d. Eliphalet Mott Bradford Il. Wood, Messrs. Powell
Write and others, tcgstier with Elhu Burritt-the
later Of whom went into detail in advocacy Of the
plar. aludrg TO the ptoprcty Of the first Netiousl
state Convention being held in the capital Of the En'
pire STATE inesuuch as il Was NewYork statesman
who was tie first man to propose coInponsstion-Ru-
fns King having zone the close Of his Senato.
rial career While admittiI that the idea OF compea-
sstod emancipation not without difficulties in it,
res zaicn, be would ask, whst enterprise was ever
vet conceived that was devoid Of them? Jno. c. To-
derwood Of Virginia thought his plan Of Emigraut Aid
Societies far more efectua and others in the audience
ccntii ued the discussion till late hour Au adjourn
ment was then made to Wednts sdsy molniDg when
feries Of resolutions, prepared by q Committee ap
pointed for the purpose were adopted, and the touven
tion adjourned sine die