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


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NC them me Church was bowing dowa before The
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"i Ss % . Ada 70 prevail ssAna Y, lAppense)
Esposed By this society in the dissolution Of the
Us,on. The constitasion was . covenant with death
.r spsnssd s:sn.r was ' co..sd App WIN humane s
eseod. II waved over four million children OF
e WAT s and "" H
was formed upok certain well ulderstoo1 oompromisss,
whereby slavery va rendered secure We, therefore,
Asidsn.o M republican party desired none Of The
saveholdDs the right 10 hunt slaves
Ne S he IL ss :Ss: nor
~ right 10 suppress slave nsurrectious ready 10
Suy How snsn could the irsnd Of he slave voss
With such . psrtyf Tho speaker saw no hope for the
hive that party. Under ms dynasty slavery must 20
lss The attempt to mako the constitution slavery
hsrument was nero verbal criticism The word slave,
FugHve slave bin which had caused the world 70 shudder
nat was mere repetition Of the language Of the oonst
tutisn itself The words fugitive sAve," or slave
meaning OF the law constituted the dAbstsm Of
and gave u IL power. And 70 II was exc
he ant, slavery Interpretation q The constasous bad
always been construed the other way and We were for
entered into horrible Compact BY Ser own ssox
Mt prActicaf where was the practcabty Of leaving
ysur dong IL q sr e TcanYo Give ne the re-
"a wiz * nothing more 70 abolish slavery with.
fApphnse( without ne North II n utterly impos.
abe, m he nasure Of things, for the slave states,
slave. Our practical method 10 place IN impasss-
Die gulf between us Then the North win become
voula not take twenty four hours To empty he whole
South and put IN end 70 slavery Applause The mad
separating from h all . delrnion-s humbug-not
because they do not hate and would like TO separate,
bat because it not in their power TO exist without
dong righteousness standing BY freedom, we can,
without shedding drpo Of BLOOD emsncipaae in single
On he blessings grow outo the aSoIi ION Of slavery
hsn the SOUTH With les beautiful climate, rich soil and
endless resourcs-whsn IL slaves shall be set Tree,
Will become the garden OF God, and will Iced the world
al that glorious .ant 70 zee 1t % crowded with
bessinRs that there sha not be contain them;
"Undo the heavy burden break every yoke let the
: oppressed 60 free" (Appsuee.)
presence upon the platform that hs heart was in TINS
nsvement but orthodoxy was the only power which
eeulo push to sucoessful termination Tue Gospel Of
Jesus Christ would reet0ve humanity 70 thoee degraded
. kvel with the BRUTE Il the Christian Church
that We looked for the Manifestation Of Gospel He
the Church tbes and the man
steAer and commented with severity upon Fulton
%sspn rsssa a for :. men
nor attempting this; they were only allowed TO pray for
some men somew where
Mr.. GARRISON read note from Rev. DIR. Furness Of
Philadelphia. explaining his absence.
M Convention then adjourned TO three O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
me meeting having been called 70 order Mr. GARRISON
introduced Mr.. Brown the audience This he SAID was
chael who had escaped from the South the North,
where he had been converted into . man.
Mr.. WIN WILLS Brown then addressed the audience.
He said that the oolored In this country may well
exclaim suffering Ia the badge Of race II Ia seen
throughout the SOUTH where the negro 10 suffering
atrocities than has been the history Of
shs world Slavery the West Indies approached
The cruel and oppressive character Of the system the
South Even this day the Island Of Cuba there
many circumstances connected with slavery which
dered much less repulsive than ID In this country.
mere slave can, BY industry and irugality, aocumu
the $500, hs master bound 10 give him his
merry. But In the South the black may have ten
times amount and all that he expect that his
hbeyy. The black hal been totally ignored in this
county 10 impossible 70 look 70 the historians Of the
country, Who hike hsscrois have pssssd hem over with
there many negroes who fought and fell in the battles
Of the Revolution, there ID no acknowledgement what
which erected the memory Of the heroes Of
Revoluton and Of the Of 1872 the part which the
Or his name Il Ill simply done - an
appendix and with one word such Cudoe Sam, Dick.
and 20 Not 20 IN England, where among the noble
osse, there the ooossal frame Of full sized
30 with his muskss firmly grasped, and the expression
be battle He stands In the centre Of the group, among
he ~hite men, and the makes no distinction
desrous Of dors The black man justice with ine single
rcepon Of the people OF The United States The speaker
,en alluded TO The injustice and oppressive spirit Of
avery, which had respect for the rights Of the
hte man than II had for thoee Of the negro. This
early shown In the way In which white Of the
,uth have recently been treated. II the rights Of white
en- respected, why, suspicion, would
svehooes be permitted 70 chase their own brethren
rsr sbem with ,sr and iesbsrs He nsd recently read
Alabama paper OF a white girl who sold inio
svery by a man who pretended 70 be her lover. He
ut 70 louisiana and got board In the house OF the girls
ther, where, after some time, he made love 10 DER,
d, representing himself 70 be wealthy stakeholder
of:s, where be sold her INTO slavery some eighteen
nihs sfer the villain met the girls brother, and sue
ann oa sm u,o sopsss ssrsSSo Tss.e w.re
lie people, and there could be no excuse for H. when
girl found an opportanry % oommuncsse .an her
ps fo' her dehverauce me girl vas found tn the
.ion Of the Rev. Mr. GuIliora who said that he had
isht her fairly, and paid 500 for her. She Vas gwen
with her young child, nut q few we ks Old vhote
" showed where she had been. Mr. Brosn then al
"a 70 the njunce of tne po1cy o etrh anu ,uc
cent administration in denying the loug admitted fact
black men are American cit zenr. lie bad himself
dvea a passport from the American Legation IN
doH, guaranteeing him all tue protection
ly accorded American citizens, and be had kno an
~ black az black could be who had got passports
CT from Washington Everybody was really 70 de
and protect the white man, but nobody ever had a
20 say behalf Of The negro. Whom the Rev. Mr..
den called W pray the great Union meeting
,son he was not ve minutes before be began pray
or his brethren Of the south. II re minded him OF
blind black who owned BY iwo men In a
ture shop and when the old fell SICK Of
,sners, Who religious, while the other was WICK
evouty prayed that the lord would protect hs haf
IN. (Isughter) Az 70 the sdvioe 20 freely given
coored people 70 lgrate 70 Africa or New Mexico,
uld sag on their behaf that they did not intend 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 New Nexico, no. Hayu,
South America, anywhere else (Applause)
own country. and We have good many wnite
yes whom we cannot leave behind (LaughterD
few Gays since met an escsTed slave from the
who bcaan 20 nsk ahont white relatIons