The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11

were there 10 measure off The 6aeI,.v Of mem and Of
churches, even though she DO the half born DR..
Cheever, sr0ggng ike Millions LOG with the earth,
from " nh he was not YET wholly free Applause
the Az isIavery Society began a. The root they said
TIA. tbe negro was a nan-snd being man II he cut his
masters throat he would be q Wallace no would be q
TeM he koud be a Washington hOndrot fov. (sensa.
mkt b. cause was the method Of educating people
He had doubt thai he could easily get any New York
American heart ehrans from Ike this; would
80 home to day tell It's we thai u heard D!oody
81 il. Perhaps the little boy who present would b,
reading toe battle of Bunker Hl, aad he would AK II
whie Bunker Hill was right, why not q DlackY 40
plaase) Blu. his fa,esr woaid say" Oh, thss would
make hm a man" Well did you nnt acm't thai hs Sas
saS he speafer in blcssmth shop soc FESTIVE
horse sDodY when he bas kicked down The box Of tools
ier up his nostfs uutu The blood almost starts II You
ssk Why be does So he VIII tell You that It Is 10 give
HIM some,hDg 20 THINK Of Nov, think that the sontb,
having Kicked through The constitution add the wing
party, and RE democratic party, would like 10 see
ssu5r elton there 10 give them something TO think Of.
L. ~or!d do her good aud he not certain that
she had not presaee Inc coming trouble Tor NJ,
s.ehOseus had foi at the last Congress old debt OF
tbry years paid TO her. Aud why Il pld2 Because
they beginning feel that State in spite OF
wbicO papers upon with 50 much scorn-
M woody ihsh1cienoy with viii she cbacgei-reek
g with iaDatsm she was-was still the brain OF the
Union. The church builds superficial ideas, taey
belt absolute right The church bait up morals 10.
day IS the lrshman said be would build a chimney by
ing up brick and putting another under IT, Oansh-
tor lie would tell Them how aboiit onsts do the
EMPEROR Nicholas sent for an AMERICAN engineer
70 construct a railroad from st. Petersburg MOS
eew After time the architect returned with his
plxn. The Emperor looked at it, and said a1his rold
road 10 like SNAKE The engineer planned that unless
hey ,u, neo this way and h a thew cou not yet out Of
the way the curves The Emperor turned the
back the pau and marking spot ST Petersburg
and another for Moscow, he line between them,
said make that road. "But wha. shall do wah
the tarns2' don't know they take of them.
selves. That just what do in this society There is
justice, and there the slave; straight hDe joins them
But what wl do with Dr. Cheever and the republican
part,f Why, lot them take care of themselves. Zap
plause) We know nothing but what is right,
aud submit TO nothing wrong. We haze no
personal enmity to any men any parties.
We stand here to day not merely d.i,ea lerar meaDi
bat to free the souls OF other men. their bodies, TOO
w. H. Seward, in reply ~ some remarks a speech
Of stephen A. Douglas recently made OF the witty
remark No man, y said Sewsrd, twill ever be rresi.
dent who spells negro with two gs" (Great laughter
The foul sysom OF winch they formed intimate part
Any one Of these may sit IN the Senate but his place ia
the kennel Eohe corrected himself his proper place
N Senate Of slsvehOdng spiraors whom people
wrongly cailed government Suppose the republican
party were to put Mr. Bates into the Presidency, what
would tney lave pn, taereY Akname suppose they were
10 put W. Seward here then they Will put the proper
man there He may be regarded as better than Buchanan,
for then the North would be fairy represented. Anti
slavery has no, yet become principle We need
Cnecvers and the Beechers, to whom the people look
up their nst uctors 10 for ward and spread these doc
NiDes; but who viii guarantee that 1t will be done The
Erw YoRk Herald, when il dstoris ana garbles the
ports Of this society, does every year. by inserting
select parts of the proceedings, In its bes ues
more truth than all the American pupits in twelve
month. (Appeuse.) Is il the Christianity OF digging
the dust Tor the philosophy OF Martin LntherY
NJ. holding up the slave in the novels oil Clroinl,
and bidding him hope for the sunlight Gods mercy
which cannot iDger much longer A neS idea has been
recently pfonug tnat those VINO love Their brethren
c cnioIeh OF Inc deVn Ins IS set iorth ny The Boston
secs n mu,t he hind and AZ IL with MAJ vhs enid n,
dacOyer pure religion from slse Hs then compared tn
poil., " VIC oarn.ce, ln!s oeehs as puppy
his leps he worsbn,s ssua,d and Jrn,s bs ages and
then ne drops his body anu becomes shell. (,slsnEsr
M nex .nDg sssn o. nm ne was ona sue,ug on 70
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God viii take that the universe shall keep together
.as 20 WI ue saa, can arse ou, Oh 60 mucn TAX
down The Par,heron and the temples of Rome are In
ruins, but the words OF Demosthenes ana Socrates si
riog ID our ears The first named scDt his slave to be
ortured and bis blood was sprinked Oy the orders OF
tbe mar who pretended to own him. aud history is silent
Of rebuke Our New England Demotbenes sprinkied the
waves Oh the Aah &C WIZ he Doo1 OF Tour hundred VIC.
tins, and afterwards buried himself beneath its waters
and The wng party with him, far away from the sympa
Thy or even tue remenba Of man. Inc speaker then
related the story OF Jamaica slave who fed from bond
age and eoneht the waite cliffs Of Engsnd where he felt
that hbe ~ nved (Applause Bat he seized there,
and beng bound, was taken on board ship 70 be carried
back savery; and there, with dropping from hs
eyes, he straioed them to the shores of Eogand
when aeeous lawyer caped board and tn
blow severed bis bonds and freed him from slavery.
(Cheers) England has had Der Mrlborougns and her
welm2oDs, her Sitcns and her Shaksperes; but there
was nobog 80 noes IN her history az the tears OF that
iaDd Of freeeom on the banks Of TIE Thames
The CHAIRMAN then announced that committee meeting
T0sd be , nea n the aanGs room at three
would be resumed al O'Clock in toe evening" When
Judge Culver, l. Gilbert, c. G. Bnrleigo, and others
would address the meeting. The Ccpveu would also
BIT 10 morrow.
The audience then retired
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ENhNiN" shssoN'
The attendance ut the evening session OF the Cony entiJn
VIVA ,ather s,,m not near as uanv hng nresent "a A.
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tne forenoon ee'hg' t quarter 10 esa' 0IoSN MI
GARRISON called the meeting TO order stated that the
Rev Mr. Muii,ap. of penpsylvan, who WIGS mt nresont
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thIs morning, uad now arrVeu, am "ohiu aioFess Tue
meeting this evening. He asked if JaJgc Culver Of
poor,yn vaa in tho ,oo, md If en- ho bonaa u, h
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Wouio f'eP upon the piatloTm anu epen the nieethg
Aer considerable pause during which Judge Culver di
not to the rescue, the Chairman said thit Rev Mr.
Nillgap would address the audience.
The Rev. Mr. NnIlGAN then began he said, to "cast