New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

al.v,,x News Of ousases bad 70 scbed uflay sssF
AZ, IN ,cb hsd tSes occurred on ssy oresea annee
would bsse roased che shols charea 70 y az -
4--f htcr had witnsstd the exPsl1n -
H.. Fee tfon X sniussy Cor no cdaas sas ApogH,eM
k bsd ,e.p n peti.lou hon thousand oefchtoss -
the Ls.isla,nJe Of eur Ssate tbas ,uthefn q W
bo'o.rs might 70 be pt rmtAee 70 of1f u ~
saves here. Jass ss a .A sm Of His
lin Into Safer ano urges a. Their rsasoo that tpe7
wonld get incft@ed iahc frjm tho VINO soc ~
We skouId ray Judas was q llneaf ds.esndant tssn
'Ss sa as' ~ e. . ssss sss
rou' dsd The black mao by = ~si Of hfs. Tue ~
Ss'es took put IN this work Of torture. We called
be bee pssro sn'ssce aud ksIt sne Msfs,sis g.
ucon tim Oar ca6dioht-s fr tue Pres deocy piedgsd
ben es 10 project he vest1d interests OF the Save
Stst.s AID secure them forever And thsce pledges
weae held ont 70 Cbfissiaas, not ssgages. Fass,
tAr.u.h another year. aiong with The ingsthefsf Of
s1ule into the char, he, siis wok Of seGorseIe&
crnoty wss ,oing Or. fnus, one OF tns nooles Of m
tine u very Hampton nos lay ia snst wretcaea Int
nc Nssbinsp n, tiiowI ttsrt BY ac1nnutee Oh tns
Senate the beck Of the ti-ve 20 YER ana .sose
pe.i meeting cal cd to prote against tnis inianes
antr,yc upou cur psrscnaI hbsrlet. but this n@t'on
wouo ing Of bm yet with toe revert ,tauo1
of the indignation I'll tie paxes ID roSHa
O that ontiage, If II were NOT lsYo@~
e De was sure Of that religion had 20 moro one9
On Slavery ihsu the light Of the moon htd on btrnou
~ hconasy This bondage OF religion 70 pat5 mask
Ia n,oLer We were not TO Gods ARTILLERY a. %.
it,csI bidding We uust strike tho hShttin8s o oa
through tie whole political system. Ire paIy wnico
shoui0 ext.ct 10 ella Christian votes mu1s s&od ~
for be rights Of ueb. We could not yooe ior men vac
lecoed themselves TO s,apd bnmsn wolves 10 catca
tie poor vpctm Of ruthless Oppression. NO parry
must De ct TO begaie Christians iuto such satanic
monetIo-,,y We must 90 against Slavery ss SIN
against GID Abe churches shou destabiish sAopAss
eyeLilR lecture ship this subtcs, anG nave seaeo
mophy c%nssderaiion Of it IN all puipits. We should
90 for the abo itiou of this sun ana hotoing ese We
re not called upon merely 10 pu, al injunction aPcn
the monutscuIe Of yOles II the Territories, POI We
u,i.t brtsb the yoke everywhere. We must De nand
f,s,dom tor tie slave The market coold not endars
ii QUE orue Of abotonism, tnee mast be more tnan
lCg rtr cen of aduerstion for mercaLtie ana
,oJitical PURPOSES. Stll, the pure drug Mast
he kept The Aboliticniste, and they only,
u ed for the fufment Of Gods wOro. AS 10 tnis
oea If 10, interfering with vested rights, II was 1u"
IA if Paul should have made bargain with tue areo-
,ae 20 guarantee their idolsty Wheret existed they
w6ulo OILY give him q fair cane elsewhere. II w.s
40 hard 10 break in upon the profits OF monopoly.
The more slayes sold South the goodssod NORTH,
6 "a he cry Vested rights were almost omLipotsut
In P. ris pare water could not be got, because
there were 80 many water Carriers with toer veeseo
? vhts of c,ur,icg bad water. SlaTery was crime
ea,er than murder for it filed society With immoral
r., an II was a CRIME which hved and conInusdi
did not end Lie murder, 1t was produced ana repro
ductd Babes were born 10 order 10 be mardered, out
were Lot mu dered ubtI they had brought forth fresh
fooo for murder This WIS CRIME at compound insr-
est Apd put ths uto enactment, perP.toat'1 aud
command nc it. DR. Cheever concluded % al earnest
an a for The higher law IF incidence. he sta ed tuat
he suuld continue the subject next sunday Ia scr
moi. before the Church Anu Slavery Society.