The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

| Mr.. sIsnoRs begged the audience lo be quiet rhey
| Rad taken nsasures 10 prtserve order.
Mr. BLows rescned hls remarks, saying that they
rhelr rule should be acts, net words Mr. Blown next
proceeded 10 discuss tho methods u Gbolshng slavery
snorg whsh wss one that shoud make slave properly
a. upecrn as possible In relation 10 the free coorei
people be raid tnty should be thoroughly organized and
armed lAPnlause o. slave caicsers he could take
give them seventy eight ashes, after which he would
have them washed down in ssalt and wAae.
| I1ugbter) Abiding 70 Governor Wise he said
my father forsiveE-so do !" de continued by
prf'ng . trm and courageous course against slavery
Ineir ws,eh~ora ihoud not be give mo slavery Q,
(Appsrse in eoncuson be trnted that slavery would
ere long be sbolirbed.
! EuzuR WRIGHT fEsq., from the Committee on Resola
| bcnf, here reported the following
hssoivsd. That the rio.ous Interruption Of neetns this
sSea .g s. MOB q s and
and . int s ss s i. @sss sss
sss s sa md :: As sA. e. s.s ssS
aswei as uAmsny act uawoathy Of KaasAahusstu and
Reovso That ccwsrdiy &c. be,r, vs. he unaoub.ed
fac. that Ties. senes en- Of property and have
nose who called the meeting and The prselca friends
Resred That The ,sof the mob MP he met,
ng ar on on vcnc have been anseee. sfu s1, for the
Dstors Of The meeting paaformey which act he
he raj Dgr.esr Of he mob, and stands responsible
4 or he destruction OF The IN. cling.
Mr. MARTIN moved that The resolutions be adopted.
srgrHRs 8 FosIER susht that part relating 10 the
Gay lay upon h,s shoulders He had aked with mauy
Of Tho police, and they were heartily dsgusted at the
course he pursued
Mr. W. o IA, hoped that the responsibility would be
placed upon the Mayor, and NO: upon the merchants OF
| A Mr.. Marble here euiog'zed Mayor Lincoln
Or KRo1 said that be knew certain things OF Mayor
Lincoln which he rhocd ike to state He said tina, the
Mayor had been as aching by sdvice Of the
| trustees Of the fremont Temple.
Mr. AAzTH sara that the MAY or hat told him that he
oeud not protect the me'ing and That he acted IN part
nv nm NJ Anyp DxqC fxlpve de.
med The speaker thought me MAJ or aid mol desre 70
take any nnsion IN Abe matter
Mr. HAYR, superintendent OF fremont Temple, esid that
IN hao Roi been for the Doect 81 the CoIei Of Police,
The meetings would have been he'd 5re1 0on AserDoo
NJ any q ne have stopped tho disturbance The police
shemseiFei were heartily ashamed OF tne affair.
NNpxL PHILIPS was the neHt speAA err Tn rising he
was eosiveo win prolonged applause and cheers Al s
oopeohoa he procesdea % spesk The meeting itself he
raid, vas speech 70 which little could be a1ded This
Is Boston which vndeates itself for 400 yse-s They
we're profoundly grateful that when driven out OF oper
places they found rolored ohurcn just year Fnoe
the speaker carried The remains Of John 8rown 10 heir
retiDg place he Vas happy 10 say 70 North Csrolina
that Boston welcomes nis son. (Coeen) Ar. Phillips
next took up The subject OF Boston Aaytray We Adolf
uoD'ste he rsid, are accustomed 70 live without gov
ernment. He DID net remember Decent Mayor Of Boz
| Ton 10 twenty years. (some one In the aui'encs
hrs WAS IS clear 70 speak. WITH two exceptions
there nos city rorh OF Baltimore In which
abolition meetings had not boon broken ap, 10
| auo,pg 70 the meeting 81 fremont Temple, he SAID
the riot. only allowed 70 free he praked the
prompt action OF MAJOR Henry, Of Philadelphia, when
| The mob attempted 10 disturb Geo Curtn. When
sskod what he would do with these disurbers, Mayor
Henry replied. "cnd them to the watch honse'-s de-
pluck be thorghl they would lock Tor in vsu
In Boston The speeker PROCEEDED " crtcise with
much severity the of Mr. Line Din during
hr Phisps was thankful that the meeting 70 nigh,
hot governed by Stale street. They had kicked uh
Carolina out OF the Union and get her criDgpg Sco
| pnapis shasirg. He thanked Goa Richard Fay
NOT Bosten man, Was gen 'icman Should 1t ne
sad, ne continued, thai we 70 surrender at homo
that ~bch We ASK our representatives In Congress 70
the oily they should have held . meeting on he Com
1 NOS John Bfo~n bad ADVISED colored men 70 Them
selves with revolvers This meeting Vas revolver.
In relation 10 the abolition OF Ella very Mr.. Philips
| said he Was In favor Of al methods, but princi
paliy VI free discussion State street can't bear free
| speech, and lhAt 10 what want 70 give IT, The smell
Of onunon rs the jubilee Of The ssve Again, referring
" Ire meeting a. fremont Temple ne sad that men
State street. ~hcse notes comms nded thou.an Is had
been guilty Of mesrls stealing the hall. Mr. Phillips
anoed urging those OF the good aih 70 continue In
their good ~orx, which sn sure 70 triumph.
The resolutions were here adopted
| FssDsxu nopGlAss next introduced. AMER The
appsIs. x.h which ne received had subsidized, he
Of soohpR slavery bcwa in favor alike OF pace and
war; OF union and oisuDoa r)of moral sussion
,S ~" ~ s.,oo.,ea psfaS,s me ss 1yoan Bro :,
present ~ zoe fremont Temple 70 look Mr. Fay In the
Brief ~ sressss subsequently made BY Parker
Pinsbury, II. Ford douglass ana Rev. J. Stella Martin
Al quarter 70 ten o'clock the meeting adjourned with
| cheers
here IVES immense crowd outside the building. at
| one time numbering several thousands Many, IL was
iumoree were present prepared W taKe part o
vslenoe, which were happily prevented BY the
lsse police force, which mis- occasion performed
i1 outy successfully and creditsbly We awe below
some ouS ide sceIss growing out n the meeting
Unoer the impression that Aojourne meeting 70
around the doors u the building early The evening
they snnsed themselves oy giving cheers for south
.pa svso for ,e,,SosY rs ~ . ~"
wtrc frequent by which the spectators sppryed of
she pol toai Abilities Of the young rowdies 0ocasi,nAy
ro~n W two ~oeid Do given iov John Brown Weedell
Pnil9 and Redp~D, and alter listening 10 feu desul
tory remarks from excited Individual the uteps
The nemoD. House, Donon W sdjourn 70 Joy street
carried ron In reply question from The ora
tor alluded a. TO hat Massachusetts would win
out South Carolina cotton, fanEee answered IL by
| Okse chat south Carolina wosld do without nedford
rum.
hasche. wss .hro~n RON passage way the
nJ.d, inac.ips . rather unpleasant fesn wound
the knee This vas . signal for the crowd 70 mako
dsmor ssraioo sho ccnnenosd throwing or'csosis a.
way end after breaking some sase we're induced 70 do
ssi operations by voley q brcls disoharsed upon
ns upon ,bs o,ssr SIDE Of Ne passage way. This aew
ATTACK atractea tn~ attention Of hs crowd 70 the build
windows IN This Dosss were partially ridaled oiSsa
vas also thrown mt The IRON the same passage
| damage
pori.s the evening . Stone would be occasionally
thrown from " The budires Joy street, which
would DO Responded 70 Dy tnS moo, WHO generally
balanced the arcount BY breaking oae or more panss
u glars In the building from which ths prclectis
thrown.
Several darh lee were chased n dinerent intervals for
several rods; two coored females unocrs
mcnieu sy hustled on the sidewalk; one negro boy was
cruelty aosn the Of Joy ssrees ssd
Injured about The head; but beyond what
have recoroed further scis Of violence occurred
The crowd quito sensitive and the Qix for
any dsmors Aton that mghs be made axairs. them
npsus short stick accidentally fell from the window Of
house the easiery soe Of JOY street, few doors
rom Cambridge street vheseupon abe crova immediats
~ commenced he cry OF Roc .row. and began 10
arm themselves with brchs preparatory 70 an assault;
out female spprarct ~ the window and assured The
uesd that ,he mad socdcntsy fallen from the win
dow This being endorsed by another coored fcnse VINO
Addressed The crowd from another window The
liant collection Of prUriwcr,ua humanity In joy street
were persuaded from proceeding " sx remitice.
inc crowd sas composed, OF crovds are, OF young
men Who have no particular pisce 10 which 70 pas their
evenings, And are anxious tor some excitsment They
fr.aueDuy INDUCED in tods, Aad -erc not particular
soout he thy o. qaor They also smoked continual
~ and sometimes used yther tobacco than that Of the
vooio AhAio, and although they started ths
tnstf he nj