New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

W, r,hiJtrs h,vs e.o CONS a,ed 70 boodhouDds.
u hdis tie ~onbip.rs Of X ,le TIE mo-, popnlaroi
dos h.,er dream Of nrn mistipg = act Of uDn usi
wick. dDe,s VI ihou Invoking the protesting power of
DIR b 8,ly deity aDd 10 Coma j, Is said the RESTS
Of Butfh s, I,tf III, d. standing tn doctrine q no
ss IN 10 o. # he wor-bpsr 10 the jet Tor,hipef,
fsy, Think Of Buedhs, and you VII be transformed
hio Bndd a.
Wh,p. II .refore. by the Bishoo Of Arkansas and
TtHss God vas r. prefsn, a. beipg ohio ieved
VIA s,p baton Say'r' HI il is orutaiziog alike
10th mss or nd sav. II but natural tina th- AL
f!,s " us tr usd N he Dciiy shoald he repr dusd
10 ihs hvsa 81 ,hpact-'s IF the people. hrs 4nsas
Je,f, e. eoI si-tepty with Bishop Freeman ve"soi
1t ,>ee.ene- OF Ssvtrs bis recently res lived u 70
ouas TO a, blessed cIdiion all the free negres re-
psiDI in lie Sta o. ard detsrmiged se h1r p'opl9
u allow no d. sept from the Pro-Savery ci'ioes
tsught tb, Ia in the han of the Church tha, man 10
low under sentence If o.ab, passed by MOD, i1F
DO Urlpy for sale THE ". Y. TRiBUsE.
T. il actively e. gsged in obta'uipg slaves from
africa tn. th, that rail from your Diocsse, aa1
Cb in that 81 ,e bs just hug thod!st hlTs'2n'
sIy whom, The ChT,stan AtT0cdte say, was "a de-.
NOuilS pOus ard IDofis man" Oh the charge OF
leiI Y al a, Oft oDist
Who :, view Of such frns, the natn al results OF
Bhop + naDs ta.ti' gs will pre- end that tho vOlce
a ile CT u, ha no power, that iG OIL less pos"
tu for ~ I'd Wi ute Is truth and rig 1SsOnsoess
tan for evil when il sanctioned freemans de-
tTse Of slaSey.
II any Oh. stall soeqe.t that neither the Bishops nor
IN. d, nDss H. the &C. er4l Convention knew OF Free
pans On, moioD,bp OF Ssvery when they made hin
| a B shop that the, were ignorant Of the sermons
vi ~. lame widely spread abroad r'py thit
De tpgg. sOD s utterly compatible with the kao IN
intelligence OF bose gentlemen. and with their habit oil
sIeiuly cIutr ,zpg tie opinions aud sntecedsnts u
er u IL ntes Tor the Epircopae. Such an excuse u
csary IDLE it would have besn bad IN ,se sane
BisboIs selFct,o aud coDsecraed the late Dodley A.
lyI Y Of ietss smCTg afIr the delivery OF Dis M
u tTia seTu ID "Oor Country Troubles, 70 have
urged thai they had beard Of the Sermon that
| hey knew nothing of Bis AotSlavery c,nvi;tions,
ard that hey, oorseqoenuy did not imply ~ tner
ele III any approval OF the doctfLes Ne helu on INC
| csihoLc 't1eroooo OF man.
Having III VII hat our General Convention prac-
tebly sanction ed the tescbDgs of Freeman that
Slavery as exists If g,eeabe 70 the order OF Divine
TIoyd ne let ark yon to note the fact 30 per l.
DtDt tn. mst-r befrs "a, that thoee teachings have
pa uIal, resulted in the conclusion thas the slave
| trade, also is a proper thing -
The cOnclnrion =" thus logically argues the ME-
,isspCp sis ir ess ble that if II is b.nous crime
TO IuIc the African from bis heather master in his
ps'iye oouutrv, It ia equally wrong to pnrcnss+ nm
fro his .nishen master III one OF ~ Stes OF the
In ior And il it is Isdically wrong TO Import tbs
ba,k o. a. fr Slavery, J il equally 70 to hold him in
rvc. arywBere. 1he print lie involved is che same
in zach case, and the ingenuity OF casnlsti canlo.
! change L." -.
ne.tpqs reprs setting the influential classes at the
STU b. lave openly solved to traDple on the law,
aid TO revive the traffic; 81 they have found 10 this
city ready Dts al GREEDY capaliststo 20 the work.
r
u ec esy Of suppy Il labor and the duty o. oflog-
ing The DOR Dght,d African to land of light aud
hoUltfg.; al d this aboDnabe Gait is uoblu-hngly
ueIed u most prominent 10 your CONNER Al
ci-ks feIr. EEL tative men, who he p TO maks the
cba scter OF your civ. And here is P ,mpaet-a
Flea jor the slave trade-eniided The Labor CUES
| ti,n, By New York Merchant" said to be by a
tLurcl lnsn Of this Diocese, and, Tor all kno" 0y
urn beI of he Cow, ton.
| Mr. President ! have shown that the assumed neu-
'rsliy of Church the question OF Slavery has
| en- OF neutrality but a'qalesosnce and approval
that the hsrmnDy of action il which gentlemen are
solaclBg tleo selves been harmonious cooperation
| wrh zoe suI pOrt.Ts aud afyoca &c Of Slavery as
uued action the side Of the oppressor and against
| the optr,ssed; and have shown, think, that the
leeianse results d that co1rse are before you IN the
srslav. men the diocese of Arkansas OF the free
DegOts md III the revival in your gn diocese OF the
| alIicsD slave usde.
Al al events the feet lie clear that the slaverade is
an II stuiiUn OF the diocese that II Is vlndcaed as a
Chris ian @ok by neL caiDiUg TO be respect Bile, and
| by zone at least ealing themselves churchmen.
The qUts'iun remains, what LOW Is the duty Of the
| Coz veIuUu
MI President let me remind the house Of the teeti-
mopy torte against Slavery and the slayerade botl
| by tie Cburcl OF Rome aud the Coureh OF EnPli
| Nav Roman PopIhs since Pins H. who, In 1862 in
letter 10 tie Portuguese BSsoP eonoenng1 tio s..
lj37, Urban VII. in 1853, Benedict XIV. IA BiS,
| and the late Gaego,y XVI in 1899 have ia5btollg
tfro cd he tIn,h ! VIII quote part Of he bull OF
|
1--WE d sue to ryeIt his d.srace r hs whole G2nhns Of
ChrsIy Wis gsuo I'd several Of our Reverend Brothers
~ 40 the whole N at err pur'ning the footsteps Of
P,rJ. e.s.ar .du onh by Oqr stole .uthoy and
conciSn that ne bel,sfo dare subject TO slsyy
inst, pre- u or dep - Of brir goods Indians Negroes
Other GAS Of men OF u be others furnish
teir aid slsncs 10 doing sud account benc,f Ito
toAtn lee that huuso traffic by which Negroes are reduced ~
| Slavery o. VI they were Lot men"
The t.s ia Of # be Er gsh Church has bee1 borne
by ben Pestss With no ers distinctnsss Take si@py
be seIucuR pItaCl ed etore the society the p'opa
| gsoD If Christianity AID you have the testimony OF
Bishop Fleet cod il I'LL; and in the successive years
OF shop Clogo' tt, Archbishop Seeker Ri hop Wa
| hutton BshOJ Green B shop N'wton, bishop L,~ h,
| Bibup tduund Law, Il chop Thur w, 81 hop Moore,
| B-fop Warner, Bhhop Blg.t, Bishop Pc tyman,
| Bsf % Sutton ard BthOp Vernon forge ting those
eu iltnt pIelales Bishop Burgtss, Bishop Poreu snd
sb loTry oil Of the last century and the countless
II glish BIZ b, pa ol-gynen OF the preset cennry
dow to The Lord Bishop Of Oxford who has admins
tered 70 tam. ~ and f.tt fu rebuks to the American
Church Tor Dot staDdiDg she should have done be-
| tween the living lid t dead and staying the plague
| that 70 IL iects or cOu Try.
MI Presto ent if tins Churh Council shall refuse 10
SET in Itftrn The Save Trace at it's own door, II
vii not be from want OF precedent on the part oil the
| Church Go back TO far ant guilty snd you have he
| v,Ice u ST. CypiAn Writing to the Bishops OF NJ
| mi0is.
"bob eirn and humanity make It duty for to wori foI
the de iyer0nee Of the eaPyes 1t T. Jesus Christ hi se
| us from death"
Trace the history of the Church through long centu.
res OF knees you hear The voice time aud
sR,i repeated. Come down t. the Chris lan Connell
| bed in London ll02, and you hear the mandate 40
forth: "lset heDeeiorth presume 60 carry on
sta wicked traffic by which men have hitler been
sold in III g'acd lie brute aDmssi and Slavery
~ IL gauO fade before that maodate mt fades be-
fore the Listen to the voice OF popcs, apd bishops,
sno 1,Tgym down 10 our own day. Ltten 10 the
,oiCe OF a former cerpymeu of this Diocese now the
| Right Rev Bishop Of Maryland, in referring 10 the
pcor black gIoSning in Slavery: Said DR.. Whiting
him. oh tbat his sighs aud tears be not bottled up
for witnesses against stbat hid moral degrade ion,
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