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

asls ito@ n,loDs Of IL vcans. ,nerus,as .asr nia.s
iepce and c1pg the Catholics for doing the sse thug
charge viii rolling back the ude Of Christian civil e.
ounssss q sssevosuos and GOA win to men, TO- sos
sandwich Islanders, who nty years ago were worship
ping idols, nov pay into the treasury Of the American
Board Of esions more money than ali the slave States
Of the Union put together. charge II with forcing mil
Hons Of citizens and church members 70 live
he civil rights Of m ss procsimns snonsr
grand he that human beings In the midst OF such gno
snd pollution be fit members OF the church on
with making jubilee In hell and mourning In heaven, By
getting up revivals Of savehodirg religions religion
that sells It's own converts for mooeya religion o. .nPs
charge with breasn. up our whole system Of morals
with seducng hundreds Of ablest in the church
TO make written defencxs Of IL caims-thus vreckiDg
their reputation with the future and pre- pairing the faces
Of their postery TO be reodened with shame ~ the apps
taey Of their fathers change With sabong tue csus,
Of evangelical religion, by atherug upon that system all
tho vices poluops and ouuages OF slavery thus driving
men away from the church BY Thousands. charge u
with opening the oodgstcs OF the most dangerous form.
Of niey the world ever seen-wsh unsstsine sae
moral convictions Of men, and driving TO destruction,
despair and atheism houssnts and Thousands Of co1n
trymen charge II with incorporating Chrstsuuy 70
the American pt0pewith running up fa2&e lights, IKE
pirates ooat and when the opinions aud
with sneenr At their mfortunes and making capital out
Of their ruin In the name Of the rsh whose
fraterpaf rebakes has treated with conemp. Ia the
gatioDs Untu b Eaeand and Wales whose affect, nass
tessns chuch q FrsScs swisssand and Belgium whose
faithful letters OF warning has not permitted the people
70 readin short in the nsmaof all Chrstendon outside
faithful Witnesses for the truth righteousness Of the
Gospel Dsde the limits Of the same pronounce the sys
from which the church Il tie living God should deliver
herself, and . stencil and which the govern
nent Of the United States ought 70 sosse Aud taose
ruoft lsndad,
Of religious papers, VINO nssney uphold the accursed
em my only prayer for them is the prayer Of the dying
Savour-"FAther forgive them, for they not what
they do,i' And Whatever policy other may pursue
In regard 70 this great evil believing ~ do, ia the gso
1sSs YET a" q .S n,
up 70 the Judgment Of the diving God with clean hands and
me reverend gentleman retired amid loud applause
Mr. BRlAH GREss was the next speaker. He began bis
Grafton by saying that there were doubtless mSny among
the audience who placed VIM Seward IN the higdes;
not wish 70 offend any ono who held those opinions bat
he nevertheless felt bound to the remarkA
position-n fugitive from slavery wore TO approach his
house 1t midnight weary hungry and tempest sossed-he
shcua assume toward him according our organic laws
Thh fugitive might be . Frederick Doagass any other
man-sull he IL hunted man. flying from the land Of
slaves Does Senator Seward beside that he viii have
VIII be meet him like man - he y, although
Q fugitive, and help him 70 deliver himself
escaped No He takes directly contrary ground.
Instead Of saying that bis humanity and his conscience
dictate that he should rescue such man, he tells US
ton iorbids him TO give the fugitive any help
engagement and that requires 6mce ianly requires
property and TO seize MIN with strong hand ana send
him back, without compensation remorse, the hell
Of slavery THIS the plain position Of Senator So Yard
but man could be 90 simple ~ not TO through the
transparency Of such An argument Mr.. Seward Is not
saiisned with the What technical term under which
one part Of the republic y dstr gushed from other
parts where the Of slavery does pain
eye There eighteen States against fifteen
ass 'ssn s.se: 70 rnSs slavery sss are
these two departments, according to Mr.. Seward,
who 10 . philosopher and metaphy siclan, there 10
inquire whether capital and labor really an ire
pressibe conflict or whether they were 10 any way
t.sonsue, naa ssays tnougns to.s cap,tn Vas the
rate parts Of comm on entity. whaare the elements
Of ths composition Of these capital sasg la the nrst
any circumstances, acquire capital They may earn H.
but 10 stolen from them. Then there are the largo
roe people knoxn a. poor white trash, regarded
confpe myself 70 facts, and he must be worse than
iu and dsstardy who fears to face facts In .hs history
IN The south hss.
sto,tto or 10000 naues who have never paid their
'ooss And VINO can scarcely manage their Pos. ooe ar
hey DO not blush to bring their aud daughters
nio the market 10 be sold lice cattle (Appsuse and
Sesre was evipced about this period OF the proceed
pgs TO kick up II the lower end Of the hail. the
Recipient ssns being Kisses and untmey ironical Ap-
Mr. GARRISON ut once Ac vanced to the frout OF the
,suor ana said that be perceived ths 20 No psrsoos
sd come 10 the meeting not for the purpose Of hearing
Ut rahc'ousiy 10 interrupt the pr cceeoiogs wish,
Nd he, TO asmorih these persons that ths NOT
othing in the sound and argum<ntatve Of the
bic gentleman sddrt ssDg the meeting that calls for
s s ..g g arc
Q better able 10 make yourselves comfortable outsiio
ut mean and osstsrcly to attempts to Interrupt the
,nirg Of the gentleman addressing the meeting
M GR1S then resumed and argued thai the Southern
.n On 70 no Sssr % Ss s ne thea
carried BY devout men through the Villages Of New
,sds for hs bravery and he csass ior .hich he died.
Was borne away, as was NJ he should DO borne by
,hiu and intrepid mem 70 Be A,d IN pssoe where the
eir towering h~ads, and whore Il was reasonable
should rest peace Bni he has not been permitted
Ave been eIpsessd has been sa,d Ia, ss DEAN Vas
NJ and necsssary. But wherever human beings are
% :. Ss y Nc 4ss - q jos:
rcvn IN Virginia coula nos have been usasou bscsuss
rs w.s en- Su ,s and spysss
wore the crown and bore The sceptre there He was
syess soui-sn heroic sprs He wss distinguished for
earning regard FOR al hcss Who have inherited our
'mmcn bumsGity. 10 the principles Of truth virtue
ON could his dessh then be said TO Be juss snd nsoes
ryi IL was outlaws who drove him 10 despsratou by
e1 vice. Il was outlaws Who shed hh blood-ouslass
no straDgled hm--outlaw1 who have Tampsd on every
-inciple OF human right All this = undesirable, aud
IRE declare that the death Of John Brown gross
I'd bloody murder. II vas MOI he who deserved 10 b
'ngeo The gAllows, but thoss Who called him pre-
Azure grave. Applause and hissssj Mr.. Green con-
1ued at great length h . similar strain.
HE Rev }. r. ". sroxu followed 10 . similar strain,
ter which the Convention acyourssd.
SECOND DAYS PRocRxDNos.
The Convention called 10 order O'Clock yes.
rday forenoon, By Mr.. GARRISON, who announcsf thai
vera Of the speaksrs had failed 70 appear bal their
aces would be supplied with others me hal was not
well filed - yesterday.
J. MUM McKm, from The Nominating Committee, 70.
rssd the Int Of o,csrs for the ensuing ysar, which
bssantaly The same - fos shs lAss year The report
n accepted.
The PExslprsr announced, a. the nrss speaker,
GuE d SrKBnfxs, OF Ann Avbor Mich. who said thai