The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-07
Fho Ctcsh,re cheese o. Or. Cneever.
ruR Ioolc oy rBg WORD OF Con AGAINST sLAVEh'
AVN STEALING.

,uv ,oo,c nv rus WORD OF con AGAINST SLAVERY
| AND NAN STEALING.
large audience assembled At she CHOPPER ins'fo'e ~'
evenpy 10 hear The Rev. George B. Cneever y u as"
| yer q lecture upon "fhe Logic :" tn' WIZ"
| Slavery ano Man stealing"
Tn. mat no beiug caied 10 order, the Rev rHoxAs =
HASTINGS offered up a prayer, craving p.raoo Tor tho
church because her inactivity ana punaness IN 'es"a
10 he or, at and crossing evil slavery Acon'empay
,biesopier then pahetcaly oesoush' Tue anteoce %
contribute 10 the payment Of bs ex pss tue oAn ana
mae, NO wbereupon collection was taxed up after which
m ,vyxR IVES INTRODUCED 10 the audin aad sDoxe -
h ,ooxmg effect The logic Of the Word Of Col
s,av.rv N Ike mountain ranges Of the g0bs
,,ompsrce strength and nobepess. II IS the ,oe,c o.
| a.. h.s,t az well as of the Scriptures. There are
,ex,s in The Scriptures against slavery, which
like concentrated thuDaer storms like Vesuvius dre
Ike Epa action. Let Tho req hot lava Of Gods ruh
rus over tboee who sustain that cri0e-slsvery-whi
.s the OF ali viany. The mountain upon which
land, regard 10 this supJect covered all around with
horsemep and charots o nre and with angels Four al
these angels able 70 breathe blast mat shall make
the eaItn tremble. He that stealeth and seleih
him he he found his bands, he shall surely be PIT
death Thou shalt deliver his muster
has escapes from bus uaster you, thou snat
olpr, hai Thou shalt Loose ihe band OF wkeinsss
and the oppressed free and break ycSe pro
Claiming liberty every unto binsef This law
for murdereJs Of ahers ana uorserers nj nj hers
To prevent the possibility If turning the gospel TO pre-
operation OF tls bar 10 slavery IN tue Oi Tes
tam, ut yon have Tx bearing against II in the
He steaieth aud seiIeta tim -bll sure
be tut 10 death. TINS Is Intended u be aophcd
under the goapei. No Faithfully preach
the gop pei where slavery revsis, without d-n0uocng
The or me of savery steal
ing mep and hold weep slave as property
without continuing Tue wrong Of stealing him No man
brd, buy sell slave. without az the same time steal
HIM American slavery thus seen W BE- maa steal
ing and cannot be any thing under G,Ps heavens
Eere that indsscrnsbe monstrosty OF donrne
thai when "A man stolen barn 10 keep hun
stolen that habit stealing having oocc oe-n estao
she1 rs sip to ociim IL SIN the sole origin OF
American slavery admitted even by s'avehoders, TO
have be' man stealing From whom rs ne stolen From
the himself sod. lie VINO makes cnandse 81
biz eYo~ man stall be punished with death 50 should
| pe with him VII, holds stolen Tied
the law, the receiver Of stolen horse-kno~
ing been solen~tIl be convicted of beng
hoi tibet. he might pad the thief times over
the value Of the horse, still gives him right to retain
the does ~ bin right 10 reclaim
the pur onase money ON the vender So STAKEHOLDER
| who buys save Knowing him - have
| been stolen, has no right b. HIM except to re
| store HIM 10 his owner, who is b'nsef 10 keeo
| ing bin from himself yon steal HIN from himself.
Every Who ouys slave and refuses To give HIM bis
hoers, steals him, Thus shows what the shareholders
should 10. then they would get rid of his ev without
Law legislation. The Shareholders should assemble the
slaves together, and tell them they are men, they
remain and wofk tor far wages they could do
il not, they could leave without being pursued Or hunt
| ed down Tnen the wicked laws against reeng slaves
couo be repeated and their Disgrace wiped of he statute
book The monst osty OF slavery Ia unequaled by any
her sn--it makes man n chn'ts by the supreme 81
dDsss OF savepoidng peiy The speaker illustrated
how by the common h ordinary Article OF merchau
diss il stolen and passed through the of
many b.,o tide purchasers the original poss fro
whom II was stolen bad q right selz ho posscss
wi hon price or rtmune' aton
| he might fuo 1t; hut with a slave, a has only
| swear that be houeh. and paid for him. AMI no
| ROVER can go bebiud that oath aud Inquire from
| whom the was bought, or by what right
| or title the vendee holds the sad chate. Tne
| domestic and foreign sa trade identical. You
yourselves declared the foreign save trade act Of
pnaoy punishable by death There is no difference be
'weeo this trade. whether N foreign domestic lands
II government catches original kidu apperwnch
takes very coed dot bound
hIpg him Bot If the hidlapper lands his this
cunncpt thea La boldly sell ana barter the 5t0
| men: and that act ~bch n foeigp shore piracy,
pupshob with death, the moment Is exten, red To the
| Auercap coast, Is Translated Of right by
American pcty slave jurisprud nee By what prin.
c,te unoer b. aven that which ia piracy be
rigtt The iapd2 BY what dlabo'sm OF ogi; such
an MANY be sustained Is truly devilish
cpshes Christians steal the children Of stoen men, and
make II 9nuld not he a, owed bs European
Powers for TO self or ensuve theu citizens. Well,
what in The name Of beivens, truth and justice, Is the