The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13

r,anept,y the whole intellectual character Teach
ers-and there many such in our schools-who
appreciate the true ol jec's of their professian
will not rect sattAed with the vain ambition
Of presenting pupils remarkable only for y
snowy snperhciahty, but will aim 70 I'm
part power and acutsness to the mind, teach
the pupil W think, 10 reason to investigate. 70 per.
ceve error, " acquire wistever Information special
professional pursuits may render necessary In their
after lives aiming tn give lin the ready use Of lis
faculties, mind well stored witt knowledge, and
disposition 10 employ as will contribute 10 the
eood Of mankind. These are the objects which our
noble Common School system proposes t. further,
and which Notwithstanding the defects referred h.
H. with much success, already atains, or any rate
can favorably compare with any other system Ia
our own country In conclusion Mr Kiddle, from
six years supcruend,ncc Of tie schools. bore
->srnuouy to tie zeal conscientious fidelity ani
eornes,ness Of tie 1870 teachers OF Our shools
class At the conclusion Of the lecture M, k.dI'e
received the unanimous thanks Of the Association,
which then adjourned
THE LECTURE or THE Hos. OWEN Low
10Y before the Emancipation League, was delivered
last evening Mt the Cooper Institute, which was
densely crowded. william Cullen Bryant, Esq,
President Of the Emancipation League, occupied
the chair, upon taking which he made some nllu-
sous to his Citations with the Anti slavery Gle.
ment of the country. lie had been tie advoc ate
O, the inherent right of those in bondage, entirely
from principle, and had nothing but what he would
gladly sacrifice for that principle. Long study and
CATION had enabled him 10 arrive At very
definite idea-an idea at once prscticable-as to
the basis upon which the inherent right Of tho
slave rested, which WAS that that end had created
hob t,l l,.,,
decree, no man who feared his Creator, dared to 80.
Tie was frequently applauded, and concluded Lis
remarks by introducing tie orator of the evening,
who was received with loud demonstrations oil ap-
probation by the audience and spoke IN substance
ss follows;
When the ship o, state 10 tossed upon An ocean agi.
tated 10y conflicting winds, tne wisesi may lie Il III.
dent aud the bolde.t hveltant lie csins will. nu
arrogance OF mihlihty, for II ever there Was u
solemn occasion in the history Of nations demand
Ing the abnegation Of self 1t was the present hour
wien preconceived opinions, and partisan schemes
snd personal feelings ought 10 be thrown away
SAID he For long series If year., IL private and
frequently In public lie have urged tie claims Of
the slave 70 freedom on tie score OF Inherent hight.
I have pondered this subject earnestly and con-
stantly, and with what ability Goi has given me,
since the breaking out of the rebellion aud here !
declare " You my deep and solemn conviction that
the emancipation Of the slaves IL essential TO the
safety and perpotuity Of the Republic tApp.ausel IL
is impossible TO take slavery down throus this al
vancin,, Christian civilization of the AGES as il is
20 float All iceberg through tie TROPICS, subj. , 10
the influence Of wind, and sun ant ruin We IN on,
well expect this rebellion Ia cure lts,lG AZ that
slavery should. II is now demoustrn4sd Ma, II
slavery is removed, somebody beside aayeAollcis
Inust DO it, At least help b. do IT, soile ineudly
hand must hep them into the BetAe'd'
Of healing. or their recovery is hopeless
i, is mistake, w fatal in the settlene'. of ~
question N 1t is unlhilusol hical t. suppose this
the rebellion is IN incident or al accident. II is
logical sequence Of the ssyeholdoh' H., Dry the IN
evitabe result OF tue existence - slavery. Mora
revolutions always precede hysicM. The cJltlic
had been going oil for long period ia tie way o
discussion, and at lsst cane 10 hayus,ts and bul
LETT TWAS the divine right o. every human ben,
u himself his liberty and his property, on the on
hand, againrs The diyiue ri.h, OF regal supremacy
on the aher. The slave States lay, been e,!ucat,
u believe this dogma-t.e divine rislt T. own y,
lsborer-they do believe L they are fighting for Il
and although IL, armed rebellion shoAli be crush
ed their belief will remai will y. IN their social
poliuca and rclisious'l!ie, tld Reproduce t,ef /
armed rebellion, 81 favorable periods Ms long o.
remains. Could every armed rebel he ftriokc
down today, this hostlity h. dem crate prime N,
would s'ill remain. Witness Nashville, Nuiiol
and winchester and indeed. oil Virginia Rrb,
Non Is tlayery's whell. Let tie Old wolf die
WY should we confetti ourselves with p,uckiu
". ru' and dc ',r1ying Il while tie tree ;.
,hsiAh " Dear ih deadly product. Applause
Doe any one expect OF des.rc me 10 vote h. +
coffksettad bring back lids Old. r,ck!ess desp
4 tsm into powert As the Lord Ives, aud my q.
livoth, ] never will do il. | represent more v
ters than can be found IN al h. A. CA.o,lnn a,
three times as many IN there are in Florida Al
yet ] am asked 10 restore these trator1uH hortos
power, with their senators and representatives,
replace the sentnels at the pDst-oihcss, " ylu
the seal Of the United States, and suppr.ss eve
paper that may bear my frank. ] repeat, ne'
will do IT, II the people require sech base seryl
wlia.. thank God, they never will they must 4
some other voice and some other agency " pero
u. never have bowed the knee nor kissed
hand Of this accursed image, and l never "
ek said that this rebellion has grown out