The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

him IN regard 10 the Instrument renewed applause }
s h take care that be Goes not ia breath IL
anu slavery aud III the aekno vile il 10 be pro-
slavery by voting or man who docs not beeve word
tnat ne says on that pont II any man Gao 1oare up an
anusavery party In this country. under the constitution.
have GO objection 10 It; but tell him beforehant ne has
Rot begin hy converting the people OF the Uasf states
" his opinion Osue bse and APPLAUSE which is tala
mount 70 In enuIe revolution oil sentiment ana ieenhs
throughout the nation But will not continue these ro
marks, Tor ssnt to bear my friend Mr. fhiihps, ana
know that you 90 want to hear him, because what is
unpleasant 10 tGe oaS II The yrau very pleasant "
nine, (oheers), because Know that his are words OF
great power AZ a., ss Of great beauty aud eloQueDcs,
b. he bas satesmanship OF Eind, and grasp
OF philosophy comprehensive, enebtenpg and iuspring;
and ulter his msen ccDt ieacership we all Of may
march Cd hopefully exuitngly 10 goal tina. Is be.
! fore us-USIyiRsAI EMANCIPATION Warn spplausc)
srEEcH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS. Esq
Mr. PmIilis on rising, was greeted With cordial ap
psuse. He said Ladies and Gentlemen have been
requested to bring 10 your poce = picture executed
this city by two Of the Grst artists in their line OF art
ht.srs Black Hsche,ser from recently finished ba.s
Of John Brown by Mr. BrAcket, who, you will recollect
visited Chsrestcwn during the Imprisonment OF Cap.
tam Bo~n, aud enjoyed what little opportunity the
ing head Of the martyr From measure monte this
glimpse, and the pictures In existence, he has exc
co'es ~ha. every one who knew c.otaa Brosu regards
know BIN but only look upon ii work OF art have
found themselves compelled as were, to acknowlecge
sesift,ne stnoc k,hael An9d Knocked his Noses
the dd-sironoM Of three hundred years ms prin, the
,n S "a. On q your horss tie nscsr your day
btore you, more freshly ~ ss livtrs re~mbrunce, e
Just f"shed MS hsed dot ercy aboaion.t p.u Dgin
protest, ty that bet Of all prouccatives Of discnsion
ne s,,,tmemts the irenmevas Of Moe, who haw ben
up :" yar rooms, that ere'y con'er may knoo on
Which size goes Nail yo,r coors to the mast, BY l4
tn9 ms te your dd,ty mo.a,r And every one that
you Why will lead to that shall the best anti.
slavery lecture the first lesson OF anti slavery educa
uop the best banner unoer which you sail There are
some Tor sale here at the platform and those who have
not the leisure u attend to this evening will ard at the
studio Of Mr. Rracke "a fremont row not only the
hut the better sight OF the original BUST exhort
them to avail themselves OF the privilege Ladies' aud
gentlemen, do DOT know what can add TO the discus
sion OF these six sessions Almost everything appears
have been eaid ann can only come q CLEAN little
ter such efficient rsapers hardly where to begin
sbtslavery or prosavery character 81 the constitution
Well, after all, friends, where you 20 learn the
character Of the constitution Do you go the parch
ment laid up q. Washington! Suppose take it out,
and, az the Roman Catholic used TO carry his SAINTS
image 10 days of psstebce storm, 70 bring
back health or suppose carry up do vn
the streets of Charleston South Csrona when they are
about a. tar and feather who has
been guilty. Of the Gin Of passiog Massachusetts, bank
hi-Co You think will save him? Suppose yox take IT,
slcved ard covered nth the har of serxny years ana
tsa,Tng ne name Of wcshington-tahe 70 Swac,ls. on
ne erens79 ichen Ge'rtt SmiM--Gd bless htm-Iap
panse)-.sd dozen others are met detlung de
question 81 the rescue c Jerry, and anxious inquirer
Won ,h,rb Of mushs,ss, 81 gn, ,r Sn. , wna' 90
come for that said Gerrit Ve, uh1t do vaa ,ak of
ozess" "7he more of them the better" Aud 30 they
walked out with axes and Jerry walked to Caaaaa Ap
plause DO gou think the parchment of The United Snes
toni' tior scoud hdt. held back CERT Smith aud the i'm.
mortal jury OF twelve that followed him armed with
axes although they Couldn't quite stomach rifles in that
early period in toe twilight OF chspter OF violenceS
lroF not do not learn the constitution Of the Unied
States IN the parchment at Washington learn IL in
Wal, street ard State street For constitutions are not
made they grow. Our fathers made, probably the best
scrbes 70 write the prevalent will Of the American
people Ard as long as slavery exists aud controls thirty
states there is no question whether the constitution
properly speaking, the government Of this coun-
Ty-is proslavery anti eavery icstru.
ment; for that government Of which slavery
takes the control. must be pro slavery government
If the American people, ia 1852 had painted upon them
selves an aDtsiavery constitution, they wou1 Still, have
been proslavery people, because State street. aud Har
vard College, and Princeton and every of the ad
vance euarcs of what called the free States are pro-
slavery; they are made out OF public opinion that is
that there no represibe conflict has not beeo for
sixty years, between the governing influences OF these
BEEN there could not have been peace between the two
sections Of the Roverumentwhich there has been. The
money Of ths North and the money Of the South
Identical The religion Of the North and the religion OF
the South identical The literature Of the North and
that Of the South Identical And they framed the
government But we were like family or children, oil
IN loving harmony; We couldn't live separated whe we
were boys and girls. Our dispositions lie cradei and
ioided and character does not come out strong and
broadly marked. We beginning to grow; ws
have got TO be twenty one and thirty, aud forty and
ffy-parried and have chi'drcn--we have entered
hare begun among thirty States and nth them has oon
'ne7ced the trvfessib conflict 10 which Mr. Str1rd dlds
VIII necessarily De very slow progress as has BEEN
The only thing that know like it Is the introduction of
Christianity into the Roman Empire But il TOOK thros
centuries to put Constantine the throne the Roman
Empirc. Meantime Christianity bad been dorp exactly
what We have been dOing-remo ielpg literature under
mixing the army, changing domestic fe i.le Ia nope
alive, authority poHerlcss, an altar desertedand the
irrepressfoe conflict between the ideas went on with
ont the sword by the mining and converting ofn
ence of thought until at last Christianity assembled the
tbroDe, and took her pace the controlling element OF
the future. and Paganlsm died away Just 5, Il vii, bs
with saveay For sxty years she has beld the empire
I9eIe has been no irIepressb!e conflict because the
Massachusetts,, any more than in the Soutn-tha. 49,
no freedom against anything that Souh ,arolns
wished TO oppose. From the very frs. moment
there has been such freedom Dam Sex.
ter, OF this State, merely launched taunt
in the frat Congress, at the slave system Tue oath
comes that he must his titles Dexter merely
proposed TO add, that STAKEHOLDER comes, be shouli
tbenceiorwHo, in Massachusetts, Moody knew what
killed The federal party The difficulty was they had
found out tho secret which American dared utter that
PRESIDENTIAL chair sat the slave whip and they
ooiiaA enough to attack Il The party ciei OF the mis-
akc there has been none since that has taken
nat fatal mistake and avoided the revelation OF
Mokarn the veled President of thirty
states (ApoA'uscD But noo the .'iyyeyresstts ccrfc'
,as l,ous Tire only difficulty is that men are so bar
nd bait awake thai they do not know themselves and
re trying tlc very ofuenccs OF their own crea
ION. Nov begin tho free press, the individual con-
nd awakened conscience OF the Northern people,
interfere with the south. tegan, Grs in this mat
r Of fag't,y ssaces We were unwilling to return
hem. Our Christianity rose to that level. II was
be first symptom OF life in the Northern conscience.
gu could return the fugitive slave. laD g1fIy de-
ed touches is dounfdu The moment that even in q
q Of towns, the Fugitive Slave law Of 93
eafcy dehed, Il touched Ns do vnfaN The moment
bat in the the South that Of the coustl
en which you and me right 20 20 there is safely
efed, has touched ITS downfall That Is the reason Il
oes cease TO exist But, 70 w. within twenty years
this geperatioo, We have ir nchca new issue You
now when the Great Estess was launched she had two
ot deroaH engines. o. En power, splendidly finish
ahe proupct o. t~c machine shops; and the head
zach snop ciameoV ne right go TO sea with his
aacnne, one S ), hating the other and each mean.
ing 10 Pfo'e' twenty four hours, that the others
ipgsoe vas a~ re- The consequences was, that whls
one ven. the other backed water; and the Great
kasefn t'o,e L (Laughtcr Just so stand the thirty
States attnS romcnt-WlIiam II. Seward representing
the averaC Of Northern intelligence and commcrce aud
thrht " cling mat for once the shield ne has hung
out 10 the nation has been touched, and tho chi
iepga made and, Of course, tho patton rocks IN The