The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-24

Yet there was denunciatton Of the Richmond En-
Qr for this language, which precisely the language
may say just what he peases Ia this country but nobody
else may. is because he has unlimited license Of speech
but every other man Is bound 70 hold hs tongue when
all the difference IN the world who talks "treason" az
is called.
Mr. Garrison proceeded TO show that this conflict was
not Of modern origin but had existed since the for
nation Of the Constitution quoting from Madison and Ra
Gus n1g y Ss s p das Tn &c sa @as 'g m
to be TeOncd, and he mailman oho after this long,
fearful and n,laruslig experiment, aus for trying ssu
ho'rnoni:e ty-andby. IL oas impossible in the ma
ttse Of things and the longer the Novsh ,cent in part
aesh'p With tie SLAVE PoEy, the more aeoud her ber-
ties slip frt her gr0p We had been ,vh the South long
enough, and had endured insults and outrages and ag
gressions upon our rights long enough For eighty years
we had allowed ourselves TO be driven 10 the wall for the
sake Of peace, and yet there was no precipitation. The
slave power Is like the grave It cries by day and night.
out the last spark Of liberty on our Northern soil Il
means TO subjusae as; means 70 leave without free
speech or free press Or common country; means
to make US simply tools TO do the work OF the South and
their victims indefinitely.
sin geographical you cannot consistently pretend to be-
eve that slavery would be- in this State he.nous sin
against and then 90 on to find apologies and
In behalf Of slavery ut the South. Sin is sin everywhere
The lecturer then referred to the change Of the
part Of the South in regard to slavery which she at frat
ume but now airms 70 be morally right In all cases and
dfyinely sanctioned. She maintains too that slavery
u not matter Of complexion, and that any body viii
belong TO the North The recent kidnapping of Irish
man was reserred to- and the speaker said he hoped
as speedily Is possible Or they might all be carried Of
He hoped they would heed the words OF OConnel, in
1925
or =. men living a. American ozsn who s owner
very DESCRIPTION The friends Of humanity and liberty
@ in g.
a ns ss.. Ss mp %
presence and the suenss Of human beings in chains and
Again, OConneli said
II American address you find at he slave
holder He have business with YOU and the less do
% !. he ne ~.
aS no IL ss sss a
zsOn or Ch..ny Let US rally for hs liberty Sf the ha
fousd, tie emitted to projection matter Of what
caste Of what creed what color he fellow manhs
trust that the people who here from Ireland will
heed these words Of OConnell, and rally as man
the side Of impartial and universal freedom.
1t is time for Of the North stand up on our feet
and meet the issue presented to say
submit to the conditions imposed upon by the South
The South procaims that she will abate one ioa of
her demands, and therefore the time has for to
say, Then we separate. We separate, not in anger
but by moral necessity BY our love Of Justice by our
for here take leave and rid ourselves Of the
terrible obligations have hitherto taken upon ourselves
Of Governor Banks that think the time has come for US 10
dIet this linton slide" (Applause).
After referring to the "Union meetings. which have
recently been held, Mr. G. said-"But, be it so that this
Union Is savedwhat them Still there certain ques
tons left to be answered and God demands that shall
answer them Ought four millions Of human beings in
this country to be herded with ourfooted beasts and
creeping hfngs Ought babes to be torn from their
TIERS arms and sold to the highest bidder? Ought tue
mions Of wo,ncn to Be 9iuen ouer to rape and RIGHTEOUSNESS
unboudedP Ought the Bible to be withheld from those
who need $50 make them wise unto saivationT Ought
these millions Of toll worn and to be driven
under the slave lash to unrequited toS These
are questions that still remain to be settled and affirm
in e Of God that there Is but sody IN aekich to SET
ae them, and that is By declaing tie immediate unoond
onal universal emancipation Of those ia bondage. Other
wise this nation is in controversy with Ged God contro
versy with the nation; and the nation that lifts it's arm
against Him shall be utterly destroyed and that without
remedy"
In conclusion, Mr.. Garrison alluded the condition Of
afairS in Congress- soseye the Northern representatives dared
not duoW their sympathy uh the anti slavery movement and
were driven to themselves security against the
ticipated attacks OF Southern Was that he asked
Ut legislative body for free country Isay he CONT
Hacd ,s IS no Union. bloody ogarchy rules u.s.
and Is therefore time for to separaN Let US save tho
old Bay STATED And can not do hs Men Of Massachu
sets, will we not do t2