The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

I'd you tbs evening, the oral testimony which
orotorsseS that which ! have written. 10
susn,snce enjoy VIII sas Il h,m ihsi however ON
c,ocsy be hes acted here sorieh, be DO friend this
Goods htsists beng stump speaker 70 the extent Of
two speeches, which am have been delivered
hy ha What want the auossloe principally 70 under
SAND w. that be 10 moi friend 70 sndsiavery.
V1U-frec speech The world over {Afphuse,
amid which Mr. Helper Resumed his seat)
sehoomas or, from Aiabans, next briey addressed Inc
sudietce, the former touching The spiritual phasss Of
he s.esc' and shs latter relating TO the practical eI
operate upon have 1res In ibS city, but they do
lot The IRE engine clear he house ibs 10 bum
q Ss q up posy 80 and n:
Lutte out the IRE They ask In the NORTH Why do you
20. 60 down South where soe sinners rei What % tbs
verse ones close beyef me most guilty u ths
North. A silver dollar y hard 70 look ArOusb. Bat
apov better th;n 70 90 down south. The; '-suid
barg you." And / tell them they have given
hing that took pso. yserday ~ s ss y mouth coareS
There were some eerts standing together came
0us .sd ~ feel glad 70 breathe this air Of hbersy
item, SITS your own fault . man WI - ameng mad
'uls be must e.pect to BE- horned You ought 70 have
Say: sS ADd' 70 now, Ssn Sss 20 bound e
III p ss. .1 .S ss s . 1s . s,s": e. x:
Affections bide me-" What % pity that Paul should
10 TO Jerusalem Now tho world full Of just such
that Their poses suppose count other mems but
ibeb moral weight y nothing. Where would have been
religion without the Influence Of hundreds that have
nartyred themselves for s sake but for those that
have laid down their bodes-yes; gone 70 the sakef
oil relate tboTt anecdote and then will close.
Years ego little fugitive piece, by Mrs Guilds fell into my
bspds relating 10 the history Rome When Romuus laid
out he plan o. the city, there came great esrhquake
which opened yawuipg chssm sending forth miasms,
city They went to the soohsayers sugurs oraces
inquire the that the gods angry with them
They received the that before the chasm would
cease extend there must be cast into the most vafua
bic hing IN Rome II 10 represented that Quintus
Curus oDeSsbo bad otter led the armies Of Rome
triumph, was seen going towards The chssm. He was
seated ON his war horse IN full armor, and
be oame on squirting his horse, cad, arriv-
ing st the chasm, be lesped over the preci.
pee, crying, "Noshing valuable than honor and
virtue The chasm Immediately closed up and Rome wss
sAie " course this wss nothing but fiction. But ss
very pse Dug vast chssm this government and from
ite lark waters come death Death dealing miasma
What Will close this chasm upa see, says Mrs Child q
band Of fororD men and women, despised by world
gong iowsrds thar chasm What they EXPECTING 70
90? They come TO and in they plunge A. one sinks
in the abse directly there goes in another.
and when enough have gone in, when the
most valuable things OF the land are thrown
into II, finally II s filed up and closes and
al can walk over IT, threw myself In that cham 1
have been in H. have been In the chAsm OF Greensbo
rough jsi. i have been OF the foso band that
have spI arg into It's dep4hs, II ashamed Of n
s,mn %.s app ."Sr and the audience separated.