The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26


Which he cemmi,leo writing days before ks death
= The a' %'a' and b.
The sin Al shame o. slavery We moain his departure for
Sy upright ss n mind md shTs as and % s
purer days Boston whose Instructive voice
called to walk init Ss s now nee We
With IN tSsse d QUO naSs SsaS s aay and
want Of faith IN tiod.
The resolution was adopted.
Rev. arN BAIIoU asksd leave 70 of,r the f)l'aepg
resolution about the breaking up u The me ting
Resolved That this society has aimed nohiuc, proposed
With sS9s MANKIND h .'as only
ali he people Of ma.sach.es 5s @e hass demsa"ed S
clv,s in an peaceful czeps the Common
esn ssss BY the %oS and Mayor ssSa
upss h Ss q ON that
wewl rersistsntly and exercise those rights 70 The
throw lie fsspsssSy se sa.rass gsfs.ir.sii
as a saps q 0 hs s
oouny TO lie esaed world an. and to Hnshs GOD
Ono gentleman here inssted that the Mayor did not
break up the meeting but that i done by The NIB
CnAmMAN-Qut fas per ada ,ea per s. that there
is no difference al al
voicr-lt was tho Mayor and his mob, (fAnghter.l
ANOTHER VoieI-or the mob and their Mayor. (Re
newed laughter, which The cha.rman cl sckcd)
Mr enS DAWES, of the oston Museum. suggested that
IN his opinion the Mayor had done his d.ty.
a LADY wished 10 know whether be member OF
the society.
Mr. DAyIis-I am not
"a cry Of "Put HIM ou,,--out with him,
The cHNHsAS-what an astoaished a; you Put
him ouu Certainly not
A LApy-Sbame on you Amt we struggling II free
speech?
Mr. D.yps wished to know whether this w,- public
meeting.
The C,amYAS said it was not II was merely IN or
Panyaon 70 transact some business before the society
II they were assembled for discussion they wold be
glad 10 hear any gentieman's opinion.
Nr DAVIS would, therefore, have nothing more 70 say.
AZ ths iunrtufe gentleman in hot haste ma ie has way
through the crowd 70 where the Chairman stood and
whispered q rev words TO him, which evidently con
tame some alarming Specification. Tbs was made
evident by the Chair man, who sad that IL would
be necessary hurry up the proceedings. they
not certain how the mob would pay them a
visit tsgns OF trcpidaton AID furvc glanccs al the
There disposition do anything eu. hurry
up the business
the resolution concerning the breaking up Of their
ing The Mayor alone should be censlred.
The CHAIRMAN was evidently very impatient in expecta
ton of the promised vis Of the mob whose rough voices
were heard il premonitcry yes OUTSIDE Of the building
NoTns5 gentleman began 20 discuss the phraseoogy
Of The resolution IN what Threatened 10 be an hours
speech
THE CHAIRMAN (cxcitcdly if not frightenedS-My good
sir, we can't discuss the matter how We can't allow
discussion. Gentleman with long speech struck dumt
NorE-Mr Chairman will you allow
CHAIRMAN now thoroughly frightened Those who
IA Favor Of the resolution VIII please say aye. Gage,
in numbering unison) Those opposed viii say
dow srunbing but no distinct response) Il is vote.
The ayts have it.
C,>rssrs wished to know whether there was any
possibility Of a meeting being held that evening.
The CnAss,N could not say p~i,ive.y, but believed
that motion would be madc>n the Hose OF Represcn-
tatiycs that The be allowed the use or their Hall
(Iond applause, which tho Chairman instantly chccked)
Gentlemen VIII please keep quiet for there pcoplc
al around who wtsld DC disturbed II the hall was OH
tanned they would in all probability hold meeting this
evening Suppressed appause) In that case admission
will be entirely by tickets.
Mr.. DAWES wished 70 know whether tickets could DO
obtained BY all who applied for them.
Tho CrArRsAs-rertsnly not. We will be very par
ticular whom we admit
Mir. pAyHs-Inght, sir. thief gees in each bush al
cffcer
soon after the adjournment the Chair man sent the oil
low ing communication 10 the Trustees OF fremont Tenn
pie
Asrl.slAvssY Rooss, RosTos, Jan rs 1851.
GrSrlssrE-Tho Massa,huse Anti slavery Society having
as% RI o sSss
ps sPs ls f Mayor
illegal action by consuming 70 INTO q again BY his
s o 1t s s s e ss
and o Of q h Of ans es
b any action % oa Us have q ss IN
y1tsd al meeting held their rooms morning FOR ther
n nnS h9 nam" R Ss nm Of ay Il psss
hcnor TO be, gauemen with great respect your ooedent
servant, EDMUND QUINCY,
The fears of the Chairman and portion the audience
Ii respect t. he visitation he mob AID all the attend
horrors cf such bal ban invasion of the holy pre-
cncts sachusetts abotionism not altogether
unfounued Tor he carcass being smot out the nobo-
vutes soon on the spot, according 70 the
old pfopb that where the carcass Is there will the
vutures be red together" The noise OF their ap
pfoach aud the horrible yergs that accompanied them
strG,k ard dsmay into the souls Of the disciples OF
Garrison and PHILLIPS For some minute, the greatest ST.
enCe prevailed inside but thu continued hor'ng Of the
IoS aroused tue acting iTeseni 10 sense Of contiguous
anger He tLGleoe advised the audience, which still
In sei abou' the buding, 70 dispcIae with all possible
alaciiy and order piece Of advice which, i Is unnoces
saIJ say had not 10 be repeated Inc spectators be-
gan g crop u som, snae9usy .hngng K me hu,ang'
blod rhout In justice t. The oploston however, ~ ID
proper that horgh lie mob appeared ready for any
ac-cntal ouae Ley did not Indulge IN any very rio,
r, y,ce.d ag, als in the Of hour went away
from the icadquartes Of aboiliouism in Washington
/ ST. Get.
AFTER tie police ciea ID the crowd from Washington
street in roLt Of the Antsvcry socetys rooms, and
.m Tren ont street. II front Of the Temple, there
copscrab exctel mt throu ghout tie city all the
nooL, but ~ SERIOUS bahce ~ i was understood
moth oud be made IN The House OF Representatives,
20 grant the representatives. hail TO the abolonsts
lag orowds repaired thhc ~ witness the proceedings
II the House q Representatives, IN he afternoon, Mr.
four hours called the Legislature for the protection
Of Of tho Fundamental rights Of the cit!zens
Of The Commonwealth Therefore he introduced a
bill 70 ensure ana project he feh. Of f'ee speech
providing that the Governor SHAH, at tho request
Nv go, '" n,r ~ ha,a l,ss, mn. mee,ia 40
and rCt order the sheriff " tie county 10 vxcr
csc all powers given to tho civil military au,hori-
ties IN. suppression OF all attempts - disturb the
public peace AM abrit e the irocaon VI speech.
1t leferie I'd 70 tho Committee on the Judiciary
NJ risk Of 81 bourne, askea u offer pream
tie ami resolution that as the members % the Massa
,huses anascry society NJ their twenty ninth ami
| ~crsory disturbed by mob, and the Mayor OF
Ps'or neglected tc preserve the peace and closed the
/ doors ia IL. evening that The members we're de
prived q ia privilege Of citing in tae hall hired by
| them: thcrefo.c
Reslvei That tie me- q tho Representatives Hall BIO
rendered 10 the officers Of the Mass schusetts Anti
slavery SOCIETY," for tha purpose OF holding session this
\ nvortr.
a-Fh~ discussion arose on tho proprcfy Of granting
the -, Those opposed spoke against II as bad
rrccer.! usu. tic hail for reasonable purposes, while
those n rped that IL had been done before and
re tie Dy refused to protect free speech the State
urE -.
", ~ AIMING Of Ice, said II Senator Toombs wanted
to sI.l Faneu Hall would &c oltncd 70 him. aud he
would r. psot. ctCd.
loud anpapsc 'slowei this announcement, and tho
spstter ruoateL,d TO clear tie galleries IL II
peBtc5
FINALLY the prcviors question ordered ~ the pro
pcsui,a refused The stood sixty nine ~ one hun
| dred ~ thirty.
lic Lcuse Immediately adjourned. A crowd gathered
IN yestbue and he ocers OF the House dispersed
them