The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

most heartily approve Of the report before u.s. a. pro
noonoes ns oonoemnaton upon this system OF taousaad
wrongs hoary with age In tho strong language OF
distinguished phlAnthFopist, We say "feiI ma not Of
rehu tsls no. 70 me Of the properly OF stakeholder ia
he property" The principles and the feelings Of our
common nature rio n ,r, 40, cl,'-- !
''"' mon check our best inn . ,al =. s.,-
70, a.", conceal our highes, thoughts We shall
~ eerS, thoueh eDshriped ID nign p'~Ssor |
- Inc xery boom Of the church. tne exlsences |
= ihs aas in which we i've r@.- - - go """,. De-
ssesy seas -. wrong Of slavery in our nlds.
fear that forbesnce the sake OF peace has ee-' "a
utus,e rouroe Of Internal Had the uteras OF III.
stheIs of Melhcdsm from l764 Gown ~. the clarion
notes Of Gruber and his eoaes.ors Bon needed then
slaveholopg would not have itself 90 extern
sivels in the Methodist EftaccrA church. element OF
wesknets and contention. A continued and increasing
ssnorrsnes o. human ssvery should be promoted Aud
corresponding tgorts made for U extrpston and the
immoral chsrseer OF msroenary sMvebolding must
some time Do told and laugh; throughout the
better. feel devouty thankful to Almighty
God MS be has by bis truth, grace and provi-
eAee etaoued SO many Win vsdem to see and justice V
aek uowiedg &c that Christianity the school In which the
Revoauesary patriots learned their moral and political
PRINCIPLES. Christianity teaches, with authority
nos by secidsn Of birth or wsshbus bis tights as msp
the child Of God Ths glorious truth that man hes ina
his Of man became he r. man stoutIy ceued by
the tory the Old World and meroenaSy Shareholders OF
the New They hold thai there NO such thing as inhe
psepabe rights that there such thing equs
lily of right inevery man, imply because he man.
Bot these realities though degenerate politician may
call The Declaration OF peudence this subject
"gi,terng generally" or rhetorical flourish. These
great principles glorious realities, ann their founds
ns Sp osr Fora he ea nns Gb,s
our pstTic. fathers the Divine precept, Honor all
men, This the Gospel doctrine OF the brotherhood Of
"Am rot man and bro,herY" Coz is the Col Of ii.
berry Bible il the magma charter Of human rights
ssus the teacher and Saviour came TO preach deliver
the csptves and the opening OF the prison doors
to them that bound. In conclusion he said We are
epcoasef TO prosecute glorious task In pleading the
dumb We have been long in inc minority, and tbs hn
ory OF minores full OF hope 70 the phanihropst and
lad only seven with him when he preached righteous
nefs Lot vas feaIfaly in the minority when ne left So
vastly in the minority amonsst the iordv 81
Egypt when, In the name Of God Almighty he demanded
the immediate emancipation Of two millions Of slaves iron
the and FIELDS OF that ancient oppressor whom
God In merfed In vengeful waters whilat be endea
vorirg to execute the fugitive slave law Of Egypt
slaves Who were fleeing from his power to Osnsds(up
roarious the speaker 70 say Canaan and
DIRECTED tbe mistake with Q good grace)-And who
underground railroad OF which the nery, cloudy pillar,
the glorious head light their enterprise 10
their God given rights Of life and liberty Heaven guidsd,
hey pass down and ever the untrsveled road aud gain
the further shore; they are al up all outold and
all ADa now rises the widest, grandest and sublmest
fvgiives The headiopg, vindctve slavshodsrs burn.
i've pieces Of silver would briss e hase to folio. on The
tason reasfsrts her ancient hv, and The mighty moun.
taips Of apgry waters roll and the ancient slave
boleers With Pharaoh at tasr nead perish in the midst
Mr.. Moody resumed bis seat, having exersed himself
physically 70 such tan extent ths before he oonsud
ed he had almost lost bis voice. This higher Law speech,
which was the nrst gun in the coming fight. rehed
high by the coored brcddern present. Who were sprn
killed. vast building As the speaker
his loud HVOte ~ which
suppressed, after which number Of speakers
the floor and made Intellectual attempts to speak. There
are number OF delegates who full 70 the brim, and
would be an act Of cruelty 10 prevent them from OBJ
tanning outlet indeed, IL the previous question be
quer may be dssstrous The iends Of the delegates
have come hundreds Of miles 70 hear them speedily and
Ted TO let on their Gas and help to rave the Union.
REMAINS OF soRvAL wnAoH.
NoRvAI wnsoS, OF Baltimore, was the next speaker
BE beeated In calling this discussion after exsib
lion they had seen by the last rpaser 10 this country
tho advocates Of free discussion; but the term
had been misused. II had been turred into idle, thrift
lees setaton. The discussion slavery oed
$780, With Scott 6orton 4 Co rhe TRADE just listened
TO by thtm wss similar to those made by Scott Co.
others but Old they take their stand In opposition the
rights Of mastery No; they went into the House OF
sucoess crowned their efor,s II those ssp,emen who
vsie ,hosg anti slavery mon. who pursued
Win ru.bsn severity ,hsse placed under dics,so!
control OF the slaves there would be consistency In their
rloyenents He proposed 10 ask whether any light
cussed for number OF years. he hfted up Ne York
PAPER, In lst2 tosee something new had been elected,
vas general unsnimay among ,pem "" Sp 'n sss
question OF the practical duty Of the church
IN regard TO slavery Shall We cut Ourselves
on from important territory In which operate
vh success shall We continue 10 regard the servants
alike with their masters, human beings be ausho
That was the question before them He vas not nvora
bic TO naiicx siaienepis which bad been ~ered fire.
hsy SPEAKER upon sSs a
regard TO hat portion Of the territory, he
He Insisted that there was a. much original primitive
Wesley hehossm there aoy section o. the oouu.
Try ,bst be had visited The rssdenb OF his local
~ we're like q portion Of Maine Methoaists VII, psti
Toned the other day against change In the presiding
'ldsrsbp ss.rs lay Delegation and e snss any change
,erse scvioe: Don't mend rules, but keep then"
Be stood aeon the policy OF the Methodist Episcopal
corperaied int the Discipline, and like sepsible mea,
hey ought TO reuse 70 20 step further AZ the insgs
&c, ?, "a a. o,es !, 1 so ,s %r0r s ms WIS., they
ceded AS far back - 1916 they adopted the
which were row part OF The Discipline All aii.npn
bad worked rjurou.ly. Il. Va. interested for 'i Il.
brethren throughout the Methodist fraternity. They
n The free sses IN the immediate nssSSorssoa ~ a;
lao. Since the commencement OF the slavery agitation
Ireas mary Of the travel ing preschsrs had Advocated
u the church bad been diverted by The Wild Ore OF "a
lsiicsm. "Nszvatsm" had sprung up among them In
ical sys,ems Az church. they vould.con.inus 10 be
prosperous they confined themselves 70 the Bible and
hsh appropriate work; but they turned 10 be clsss
political asNators they would be the sufsrsr, and
vould DO great deal q injury the Church OF the lord
Christ II they oounned themselves TO perpetastng
) This oosnxsy Of which The present was cny : bss,n
Ing This discussion should be conducted in . religious
pbi ssd he rss,rdsd himself e the advocate o. in