The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10


l.mnAs.-osrtAinly and God created hun.
NY GAaRsoN-when did God create hin2
IRuunAx.-When he did create him.
Mr.. GARRsoS.-nue But We there any Mble b exist
snos theuS
IlnaxAS.-No. QAughtsr)
N. GAH.nos:-fh.n, ny friend, man = shove IN
and, great as the Hble, Il y not superior 70 man.
lssnsAs-where there y no Bible tAsre Is NO liberty.
lions Of slaves. (Cheeu.)
me- Ir.hnsn ssd, d he had only had orsso!y enough
W. he .s s uusO a .
sntislavery - any man in the messing; but he would
never hear anything said against the Bible.
Mr. GAsasos explained that he Wa only defending the
he Afternoon session, asssr hearing . speech from
Beriah Green, then adjourned.
THE NEW YORK CITY ANTIsLAvERY So
GETTY.
ePExCHEs OF TLrON, PHILLIPS AND GARRIsON-A
DISTINGUISHED AGENT OF THE UNDERGROUND
RAILROAD KxHBrKD.
The American Anti Slavery Society having finished their
msetngs The New York CITY Society followed last even
ing holding their sixth anniversary meeting u the Cooper
Institute There were u least two thousand assembled
largo proportion Of whom were ladies' Al the meeting
progressed, tho audience increased until the hall was COM
pletely filed, largo number standing in the Asss and
around the haI.
Tho meeting was called 70 order by olive Jonssos,
who introduced Theodore Tlton, The first speaker, BY
saying that he was, in respect prodigy. being one
Of the few young who dare to Der with their minis
tor. (Applause)
THsopoRx THROW spoke 1t some length He referred to
he ancient Roman who fed his fishes with the flesh Of
slaves, and said that that the way fed pol
cians Dr.. Cox was an anti slavery until no was
mobbed and hen he changed 10 the other sde The mob
broke In the window Of hs house, and Of the gass
must have fallen upon bic head. QAushter) The poll
tcian and tho divine could only be made slavery by
agitation. "Fresdom broadens slowly down from prsce
dent to precedent" The reform would 60 on slowly
moral principle behind il 70 urge il for.
ward He referred % the poor compliment
,uss vote sss sss D psv
said by deacon Of Q deceased man in Boston, that be
was relative Of Caleb Cushing, otherwise respec
table man. IAusher He told the anecdote Of the
eating very thin SOUP asking his wife she could
persuade that chicken wade through soup once
more, and said that Douglas called game chickea,
but that he must wade again through the soup He
ferred TO the advice Of Punch 10 the young wife whose
husband wore mousache, TO set her face against So
ssainst the slave power He referred to the remark i
DR. Spring, that the Bible agAtor, % and declared
that 70 be Islander upon the Word Of God. (Grest
pause, Interrupted by hisses continuing for several
minutss Dr. Spring could accept the divinity Of Christ
but denied the humanity of man.
which was IN behalf OF rhsddeus hyatt CAppisnssS S "
WENDELL Pmins gave notice Of the woman's right.
mestnes and said that he lived to the average age
men, be expected 70 have the pleasure Of addressing
audience IKE this in this very empire city, when the
women a. wen - the men would be making up their
mnas FOR whom they should vote for President Of the
be the best Governor Of New York. daughter and a.
plause) He proceeded 10 remark-I use 10 say some
duly accusing the American Church. that whenever
american Church really and heartily adopted the ant
slavery platform, they would come 70 us in such
that We should find no room upon platform The
day 10 davnipe when Mr.. Garrison and struggle up b
ny to get an inch or two that Is not fCheeverissc
(iAuehter) N.Y. friend alluded 70 the temper charged
upon ag'tstors We very plain spoken and We mean
TO be- Our motto 10 call things by their right namas
We claim thai our Ieouks: are always open, hearty,
history that only the cold blooded animals are poisonous
We have very bot blood, and we are under The cold
snake Of . priestly pulpit that detiIs the venom
IFS SANDER and permits answer ours 10 hot on. open
ind epaton We criicse public men and We criticise rs
for which they claim public station When offer
the mseves 10 rs the nation, ~ servsnH have
right 70 inquire ~ TO tDeir qualifications The who
does not wish his speech in the Senate 70 be criticised
home. 80 q 70 the clergy II man UNDERTAKES 70 be
public teacher, bis words big with the fats Of your
future and mine they arc 70 shape the atmosphere Of
can have no reasonable excuse for net allowing 70 c
ucise biz sschDss and 70 bold him up pubic approbs
The warm life q vital opinion cIose behind them in
Massachusetts, coiored man may serve on jury, but
should like 70 sec Barnun hunt up the man that
spend their lives lauens the constitution Of he
United States, which b merely the weather cock
.
what Patrick Henry thought he saw In the future sup
pose those thought they saw honest In
Pierce has sat In their chair Our pulps proclaim tina,
this ID q Oh, isan land. You came from abroad bring
ing In Jour right hand The news shs; kusa facing as
Of slaves; and, In your let, that Mohammedansm has
stricken on the letters Of Egypt and Agiers and dis
S.s goG the
streets the Of unfortunately notorious individual
mslisned By priests AZ an nndel, and proclaimed BY
politicians traitor You AK his name and his offence
He The President Of the American Anti.sla
very Society, william Lloyd Garrison. In def
Bible makes neither q slsycholdcr nor . slave
In defiance Of The Irish renegade who heads your bar be
denies that the doctrine Of human bondage the
why don't you respect the Christian .hurches think
miracle which future agcs viii puzzle their brains
TO account for how evangelical religion - = esled re-
down with the Tract Society and the New York Os,u
(Applause marvel At the patient and wiling faith
recreant church and van 10 what good deed shall
blossom upon lie granite and bloody surface Humbold
ssid that The chameleon ". me only animal that could
said he, IN Just Ike priest" (Laughter) You MAJ
20 up and down thirty states and you VIII ind IT . pa.
church system Of empire reflects the average sent
mel Of the commercial and mercantile entarprse Of s
nciehborbood becausc ministers men no better
and worse. ! am not here 10 blame them for being
weak, but that being weak they pretend strong A
Burke said among the caiacombs OF Egypt, al DO not
blame corpses for being dead n only when they com
up above ground and claim 10 be alive that blam.
hem" The American church cannot help represcntirg
he commercial and mercantile activity OF the people.
blame them not for that, bu, for dccevins the publ
mind for claiming 70 be teachers for claiming be
he level upon which they really stand. In a country
The II IL almost inevitable thai the greatest minct
hall drit into the channels Of mscrai effort and
he conquest of nature In other words of utility, gain
money making h the pole star Of the American mind
We have neither literature, nor pulpit nor statesman
hip politics thai out Of the mslssroo Of Wal
lireet That ID %, and Why not say NJ Go into
my country bvn, and you OH Ind that six or
light men give character 20 The public opinion Of the
osn The pulpit Of the Northern States has become thr
ervant Of the broker and the kitchen OF the factory
nov the obloquy thaisuch 0sert brings upon the
pesker; but men are the road upon which walks the
treat PROCESSION Of human life You have all been read
lately the work and they rrcaLest