New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
CsrrespoDdmes Of ne N. Y. Tribune

The annual meetings of the American Anti-Slayery
Society were postponed by the Simultaneous decision
Of many minds, through vie unwlllngness 10 rex
even a ,iulle agans. the grand Teiornatory wave
which Divine Providence !, now 20 glononsly roipg
over the nation in this magnificent war Tor fTeeoom
and the Constitution.
But, glad as this people would have been to have
hoard he a epdd orators of Anti Slavery, whose peer
ees eloQuepee al admit and admire, there WAS no need
OF i. This year. az specially, when all the eakersT
all tie meetings, from the Tract Society DOWNWARD
had no other text than the WarFreer on--and ShaV-
cry The tenor Of every speech was Mli,hO 0''
DIR. Tying said, before the Boston American Tract
Society, that tsyeholdDg-.hat IL, holding men ana
Won EN- in bondsge-wss Glne. Hear me laoueu
he, as tLey were uproarous with applause SlhsSry
ought TO be aboliphed-Slavery must be abolished
Slavery can be sbohshed-Slayery shall be ab"l shed
Slavery Will be abokshed-by this war; IL to beleye
that aud TO work for it is Abolirohsm, then IN an
AbOhtiobist
that Slavery was a divine Institution" Yes ssid
the Doctor, 4" as hell 10 q divine Institution, ana
destined hope to 60 to the ceyl with tie close OF
tbis wn." ~,
Beyond denial this speech Of DR.. Tying was, as 9he
Troy,,r has intnpa ed the bodest and moe eloquent
speech Of the kind Bstened TO by Boston ortho
dow Middlemen and ULTRA conservatists that Elk
months AGO would have turned pale and stood aYhast
ut such belching Of fanaticsm, low bent over ana
applauded TO the echo the strongest psiollc ana AMI
Slavery blasts Of the on-bearted Doctor, who seemed
s The French say in state OF perfect 0bd"don 70 hs
theme and yet Of entire control and choice OF his IAN
guage The inspirited athatus was PLAINLY upon hlm
Tie sarred furore was clear 70 be seen.
ALoltioDisls proper had nothing TO do but leave the
course clear jor such fiery charger, whose meek was
'loi ed with thnnaers by thus glorious war Tor VIC
IL three pubic meetiDgs OF the Church Ani-Siavery
society 40, q lew strong bings were siid and done
by the Reys Messrs. Webster, Blanchard Cheever,
Davis, Thorne, Fee, Bailey, Smith, Lewis Idpfan'
and otterr.
lie resolutions adopted were vigorous, and wisely
in adya. ca of those births Of Providence which
are rapidly npening, and which there "ill not be
wanting strength to deliver when their hour lac come
one Of them declares:
1ha in oar judgment the guiding throu the wer into
which b.e forced the purpose Of God IA regard 70
dsner aud Il our Government . dreaming that this slug
Gle can be uccrn while the laws Of Jehovah are ignored aLd
lis coou,snd. LET TAR ofpRBs.np 60 FhsE d.saueo
then Thee Is preparing for us o ter ble awakening"
r.OIoon ss o. length rom The sPeecn
THAI. IN tie odrr Divine Providence the time has Tor
Of the var power as argued BY Jo6n Uney 'dsms and to De-
rs emancipation a. the on, nrsns Of svtrnni me
hono. Of wild. spread and bloody ,eis inurreon
paper wac unanimously adopt1d reviewing the re.
sut of the famous ex -parts Council on Tie Chur OF
tie PuIitabs, and recommending 10 all Congregational
pastors and chuches totally TO disregard be adNic
I ,aid Couuei-slll 10 hold The Church Of the Pun
ts as sister church in aiciioD, and TO regard the
actions Of said Countn as erroneous dangerous, and
| unscipturtL"
Ia -Iare C0uDelI9 are very geneIbly IeShueu
throughout New England, and indeed by the Congre-
gatiual Polly it.h, as the vulnsIsbles mt VI Con
gr.s sioDalsn, whereby nUw, IN attempting 10 dis
vd tie Ajax Tel of the Church Of the Pnrltsns
from his inpIegn ALE fortress on Union Square, Con-
.reg4,onhhsm iis II hiss, it may be, got ts Death
wound in the Cly of New.YOrk. l. would neither
be tn. Gr., nor tie last instance Of hosting tue eng
u,er With bis pesrd, of hanging Hannah on the
| gall IVA repaired for Mordecai.
The Ministry and Churches were recommended TO
,i.n aid ircuate memorial 10 The Pr,sdeht Of the
United States, that as the Chief Massuale OF the
NailOn-'tbe minister Of God for good, not bearing
be sword in vain aud having the undOubed c, nrti-
uio al risnt by The waI power with wbih be 10 in-
trusted To- proclaim Liberty throu, bout all the land,
INTO sl the Inhabitants thereof he I'll, by pro-
| elamalion, ION all the inhabitants Of the United
Sat.r Of all CONDITIONS bobd ana tree to aid IN sup
IurIiDg the Government assuring them all OF Its i'm
partial prU,e, zion under tie flag Of Matt.
Oi,.l 4, ion ana Freedom.
AIe,ltion w.s forthwith drawn up, and ,iIntd by
upward VI twenty-five rprsentalige clergyuen OF
dilerenb denominations from all parts Of the country,
and forwarded 10 Washington.
II cannot he doubted thai the moral aid afforded TO
the Government by the speeches and dvings of this An
nj er,ury we. Agreat. The flashes OF rs geani-
ng ont ngaiu ir-Nn The Puritan churches and pulpts.
Abraham Liucolu will fad them power ~ fall back
npon il be- does but fairly reflect bore fires. nigEeI
than the largest, and best Of bis camps of reserve
Bat both i'll be wanted thin final Of the ages
il thrnuph