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

every institution, every organisation, every ueow -
As TIE period q ne savss Ssliysrsncs We sssns -
oss MAKING direct Issue WITH ne sAsye power We Z
rsson he sSaiurs Of the country. are he fpur corn.
ronts upon vhich sISnda Yet 20 are hero 70 rets1
W. W. s .r ustn for truth mighty and will Prev
-. soo snat the slaves veil fed and happy. -
NV ven Inc worse for the master he hes obtsr.ei -
rax ne man and The brute Slavery oaunoS -
so,o cnsins 90 not help IT, They sabserve two
Ss,eol me vanity Of the master and to hsip r
Views. (LAushier) n chattslism OF var sr si13
oagmg GIN n saoservence one 70 The viii Of a.
venence and his Interests Toe ousstoc IL s me eoSo
Of the coat, but the color Of the assss anSs. wa,. ~
- 10. no. much ne hes 70 sa. whether b
me Incidents OF to system We have no connect Tisl
49, nrs s.ss cnsms 'hnmscress; wsrsgArs ~ wifhk
hood, and makes the human beng brute the Amsrj-x
CABS ais fun OF sympAny for Oppressed Of other snds
When Poland struck for frseaom, there vent M,
nation Of Kosciusko" When Gsrbsai needed a-m arms
were sent him. ard ihQussu1 generous wishes besdes
But among nov % devs there are no col
nvsisd inssscs no manly Pols or mobile Gresx no Maz
slaves We ibni ths. ibis Us aodsr sr srsse5
obligation TO labor in their behalf We have mA3e them
what sbey are, and the part Of Justice Wy
TO repair the injury We have coOe Why d. we snstaln
with oppression abToaos We no not tuiuk Il Is right
Charles OCoDor anu Benjamin BSe may oetisve H.
soond pcus 10 ,heolos ics creeos 1Lsugassr5 urs J.
proceeded snos that sustsio-d slavery IN couss
quence Of the desire for political Office, promote the
welfare OF Aon 70 retain Soah,u traie and eocal posi-
ton large class noneseot the subject wish.
ing the Africans we're ali in Gainea in Central America,
perhaps They were tired Of the negro question rhey
would Ike TO have the Kingdom heaven come 70 them,
but they can't take the trouble go 10 Ike the lower
Of animals attached to the rock in the oceans bed
they only the grasp
They hoped the church aeaoss slavery bat lett that
to Their pastor at they you'd y Thus SAITH sss Lo.d
DR. Lord OF Dartmouth College Lsughter) Tbey looked
upon the doctrine Of the unity or A5ulous
vaence Of this class that the despos the OLD World could
rejoice in the practical failure Of democracy In the New.
Of the North. she would ask them 70 adopt
the platform OF this society She would no. aak themt0
reveDge inc wrcnes Of zoe nave or 70 rescue rom inc
She would not ask them TO ba humane They might g-
the slave they thought bess until the day Of retr
forget him II they Wished but name liberty she
would them not to be begued into fgealness q
their own rights Let no deceltfu dream bind them 70
the fact Of the nanaces upon their own limbs. Slavery
controlled the pulpit, the government, the press and
OF ihoss Who opposed is i.ssresss from ESisS Love
joy down 70 Rev Daniel Worth, who seemed 70 be worth
sscore Of common reverends (Applsnss) shs refer.
from their native STATE; and then 70 the action Of the
federal government Whatever hs upon other
From the ordinance Of 1881 down, the hsoy Of this
country had been N uninterrupted series Of 6lumphs
binsr fiun Eve;y Effort the North had made q place
freedom In the ascendant only showed their deep en-
savement Kansas and her outrases might b forgot
ten put there were human hearts that would for
get thst under Like circumstances should suffer tho
ssme Nshher under ssats federal government, q
The case Of ThAdceus Hya Showed had the citizens q
he soab s. proved Ss is's IT,:
he must lie IN jail until he shp nsyo Sssn d Dus
enough or shall purge himself Of contem and she could
not see how any sensible could purge himself con
the government wss formed slavery weak and nsn
thought would soon die out from the country. Now
knows where The fathers Of The Revoiution united
against slavery but the system denounced ss IN evil
aiive na virginia, once he mother Of sssssns0, ~.
exuls IN the number Of chsttes she raises for he
very bad become daily more exscting We ssarted q
nsnon WIN p, incipes Of freedom and now were within
naettom threatening speedy destruction We had
World Humboldt and lafayette had died despairiug Of
American liberty. TIE muzzled press Of the Old World
was filed with uns upon mscalsd democrscy; and
this we must endure loug FRI edom yoked with shs
has slavery thal be compelled 70 drag with her the
Should We not dare now 10 sign decsrsoa or udsosn
dencsy should We not dare ro~ W Get ourselves free
from the snc,o.ehmsn,s q s.vs' sas would leave the
Rev NoYrs, OF New York, next addressed ha aeot-
ing. He MAINTAIN lie oosssssay as repuS
thai Ss .ssse. Of ss sss s ssn '2r
re On his own shoulders and he had wrhsi uader then
pie in Congress had done the birding Q, ,ns ssasA 4
We :su,a cay ss are Sse IN ,.scs a'o oro.
lgainss the southern aAseboder (Appiaasa) Hs seod
% .hs platform Decause here he could best asssr hi
freedom In MS great movement II necessary thaa ~
Northern bead and the Northern heart should b sdscs
d arighs 1ns platform The maoufAotory q North
commenced IN an obscure garrett 9Th the help II Soy,
ina be had len manufacturing Northern ssndmsnt ever
,ov had ssosn He oSSs.s ~ cr.sa ~. % nsrss
broken The hariestsn Convent and the greaE dsmo-
ssr s party Apess's and IA .usnss ne ea.s h
:soas ss.pss . ma S9 p.s ~ '' e.
'een exhibssd in KAnsss and n Harpsr's Fsry. Asd
reoced 10 that the gentleman bore thee oAarass
ses .sss Sss. ''f s
ONE mysterious manner. heaped Ne sss OF Ne pssps
pom The scspsgossa ard ssus them nls Ne vilssss.
these abolition fanatics, and tried 70 them howl
g .,o Ne wiesr.ssa; bs: s:ns boz ihsy AZ - 50
sss:: - -. s:S:s::.s, ssss -. - s:s
ssps Of dsnos psssss ms ssiises trsss issas.s5
'ousiss down % the wopsr lsvs q IL ova lniSmy.
Arpnsse) In every reform prcphs1s and sssrs vcrv
be good time coming Bat prophets somencv vcrs Sct
be best men Tor practical methods TIE greatest pro-
he that ever lived Jesus chrAt did seem 70 dssesa
aeAs. BE never gave any church insuiutsoa, nor
theological creed Hs soul seemed 70 grsal Sor
uher But he stood on the mouns II vSS0a q q
Irvine receptacle me anti slavery propsss wsvs *.
client physcens. They gave us TIE cxsos dhgnorb Of
he disease o. The body poluc but u the dus ny
eeoed unable 70 give 10 practical meehod a curfaG "
he chief prescripsoa vas tbs disc ,lut Of ~ UsIoa
rom thai the speaker wholly ossensed Our fAhssu IN
'Avery 70 be rooted out by their soccessc We sAsud
nset on every nsd where presented isseM ndd noS
Gem bold and courageous 10 or the North 70 ret rd
slavery Our fsthess lsft us IN undivided farm, WITH
ut even stone wall running tnroueh ~ We wun&ed n
u Tor hberynot m acre Of for sxvery. fhs repabf-
an party was not perfect republican President could
buchanan had done. (AppAuse The tina, perhaps, hsA
OF come fss the srccsss Of the rcbublcAns Evsry e
y the Presiden 70 aid the South had rssc&sA fhough
be speaker should vote for repubcsa css11as a. II
resiccpcy, win be vIth relncenscs bss -
hought he could do somsthisg by hi oDsaeeesa WIN
,s republicans The democruec psrty "a besa making
demands Of freedom. uni nov. ~ Charlouecn