New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
THE AMERICAN CRISIS.


Ropms :or he pnrpose of presenting tie Rev. Dr.
Ch-ryer pastor Of the Church oi tie imiIans III New
lo,t With "A testimonial IT, token OF tie homer IN
when the constout course be hts ieli 1" dvnoaclg
Slavery US sin against God is regarded la this
country.
Lod Shsftesbury took the chair snd there also
pTe.,nt Lord hnaird, e Hor. Arthur kiunaifd
Dir. Samuel Morley, tie Rev. j. " lion, &c
The proceedings spi cared ~ excite but very email
amount public Interest, and tire meeting w,Is ttinly
Attended. l. aver having b.en said,
Tie uotle Chairman piocee1cd To read o. oFt ad-
drets 10 DR.. LIeever, ht the rorein-iVn Of which,
with few ard appropriate word, he presented
the fev-r- nd g-btleuAD "ph lrpe aid very band
sotn- silver salNer and richly bound copy Of
Es1iue's lecctes.
L. was al intended 20 present q money gift, to be
ap lied 10y the r.yer.it do tor Ia iurthe the AbOl
tin aus. IN America, but re presentation Of this
deferred TO soins, occasion, IS the subs pt, MS had
nOt all been rec, lived.
DR.. CLeever ID returning thank, entered a. consid-
err, l. leugth into tie qu, stiOn Of SIvery, viewing
in -cripull Ii hi and one of The g'eGt.st rms
which l. pussibl. 10 commit ny Inst the Divine
Law. lie illustrated eveo tue mundane retribuIiou
which overlook tls ca lime by comparison VI the twJ
States If Michigan AZ Arkansas. Botr there Staies
had be ain Il ed tile Union in loS6. and in the
cuur OF - Yeas Michigan had nearly tLfe- times
the reputation, more THAI ei5 tunes tie number Of
pnolc ,el,ools aud in N ot"er iuu1iIs II cvilizi
'ioo, wealth. aid pr'sIe"y h"a iIu'eis',soly out
lii IL aud 20 .l deg adaiiOn IL VI ich the SPEAKER
da.lt wi,b much force. Now that tie jadga ent If
God, be laid, had f,llen on this sreat iniqui'y, hy
diving the Slave Stats into the uadnees oi rebel
liup An Opal amy .i,ent' Is country Of Tee
my usl hen,eivr~ sru IRON ale siipmh of Rn awful
ciAe. Tie demand Of tie North should he ole
tor tue total sbJh'ion of Slavery IL they a.
te npled TO efe,t coinpr,mse viii The slavehol1iE
SOutL, tie Juigmeut If Providence would Tee III
u on them Hereafter with ttntolI violence. Now
,bs Divine merry hBd at Last given en- AL
o. - r,uhity OF clearing their county OF sn "b NINA
tiou aid Junetule has aris.h, which came S'ouer or
Later hi Ieo, le, when H. nnlnnln Tie government
ug the country IL Was eSsaIy 10 ainiHin g. goy-
ero.n Of God lie III, ugt hat slaves held Ia States
siih bsd not trCe, ed should &c purchased oy The
Govern eit and RET iee ard that they should co. hs-
,Ie Lo property OF the shareholders no Were Ia re-
.lit,u aid nalni tLeit slaves ALEC. They s. OnlI
iorbid slavery the District oI Cola, bin, r-lc The
Fu-I,ive Slave Law, Rnd forbid The rtinc Ia sAves
iron Stale - State. IL the North wrie W ado such
urse, ~ announce ia, d rin deterult lou oil sli
pretsiuy III Slavery aud III vrt iur The future,
lie believed tie ,our would ut on,e command Tie
gym stby aud respect vi uli kind. Ch-ers. the
dn'y OF Or al BRAIN, how.v,r Ia this matter Was
dear No IN tior wbLi The ssuo of tne pTeseut slrRs
ge la tie u lied aztec nj ga b., Ing lard ri ould
su'mii u tie oea r.ca,i IN of r,c.g Iii n cou.-
muiiD Of Iirat, as n.ii.n. The Nu,Ln he thuught
would prosecute tie war with ,ior or su, cess,
III, military coDqutrt Of 10 South woulI hecome sn
m,os,ililty urles, tie Nortb thr off all disguise
uua mld half easiies 10y pro- iuing the total suol
ion VI Slavery tro1gh ihe engtl and brvsntn OF
|
sal Ell ttlt ia fat mi. sin, le state lad really
seceLed-SvutB Car, Ina. Tie utb n had all been
creed o. il AT the Oiut Of u bay Ohst during tie
reign terrOT which followed tne seeessioh OF S0Gih
Carolina
i.,rd Kinmird explained 10 the meeting how IL was
that DR. e. er,er tud hot been ti.natty kuoS 10
h- Eng ish public duing lis Vi liz 10 HE country.
hubble meeting " ar 20 NV been hed iirL Al ri under
be- y, rsiCel,y If Lori Brouglau, VIE" Ia. Clever
would a ug,esi op ruuity oteA, Ia ing Sh,t slave
r, " A. ccltlin oi Auier d. Vut La lie interval
wtic eiIeeu before shat took lace the d'eidiui rup-
lure and Tue frati idsl which XII IL England ~
seenly aud slu.ee ely u,onr"'d had broken Out among
Tue st .t.s aud Lard Brougtau, IL the eAeri'e Of
very vie. discretion, dill nUi think ut SUI JunCture
II womb To ebt HOhe 10 their purpose rolng
the meeting. That the only ason Why = meet
iug uOt eld though the abandonment Uf HE Idea
hl liven rre ~ gUts hi st,enit "is IN the AueIcrh
or 80 q at Lor Bfougham had given tpe cold shoulder
10 Or Chsever aud tie fact lad beeu held up Sld
de.snted upon as another iust 'nee OF tie Southern
syip uhies VI Ills ,Onntiy. Such sistcnieuts Were
utterly untrue. lie thought there was IL muth syui
lany el in this counr, i either party III the csner
between North AID South, rite universal opinion
ia England VIA that both were equally insin ere.
Alter a iew woris from Mir. samuel Morley, pro-
poeing vote Of thanks " the noble chairman, Which
was carried mem. con-, .
Lord Shnitesbur,, in nowledging tho compl.
meat saii t WAS nisiug to him, utterly asst oniri-
ing that tue character oI ng-hnen sould be 81 lulr
known in any country toa lis people couli, eveh Tor
uument, entertain The idea that they would symhtnlSe
With a,Y sl,veboisi g ,ommauity, Pc sonul beedou,
wis rs ultimately asso. lledin Enc ishm,n'S uLd
with the natural ligus OF all eopie as the very air
Trey bre third. There lad however, Teen no ere1
feeling Ia hi country for either one OF the OF tnc
parties, ioc tho country did believe In The siecet!
OF either. The Moth had contested everything 70
Sa,esy that L. could possibly denand Sd tho oouIh
al eeiiaioy cause tor rebellion, bui IA tie AreS,
they were euter the North never tnonsn., "
4 ~ nm e,d 10 sltSety for IL such declaration LAO
ooen se, t1ey would have bad the .ympa.hy o.
ev. ry mau Ia England he WAS almort am 70 Say
how'fr be thought thu, sympathy sonld have soMs
But the North had done nohing oi .n'e nay H.
ratl,.r remembered In this couutry that II ~as ~
Nor,hern ports that slu ,en were saupPedi from