The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-15
THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANT 10, 1862.
CITY NEWS.

On "the Alolitiouists aud their Relations W the
war" There were but about nine hundred per-
@ous prceent. Rev. Theodore Ttton introduced tive
lecturer IT the evening
Mr.. Garrisun, In taking the floor, add he was now
| what he always had bccn, IN original unoo,ppro-
| missing, irreprcssible, unmistakshe, Gerrisonian
| sb,laionist-one whose patriotic creed is based
the Dcclarilon Of independence lie was opposed
~ slavery, under whatever the gtilsc under which u
appeared, and IN favor Of ~ abolition.
The speaker went On cloqucntiy h viniicdc the
rights of Tree speech AMI free press. The South
h,a cndeaVorc,i b. ~ free speech with the Const-
tution The Constitution, had rs II Ia, guarantees
the right oi nee speech. Hut we are progressing.
Dr Rrown~ou md Horace Greeley have spoken IN
Wellington, and were Mt mobhci, AMI Wendell
Phillips Ia going to speak there, nd s in no anger.
THIS il only pr-sibe because we have 10000
northern soldiers there. Tie slave olirarchy has
always cried out let Us alone, the cry Of those who
were pSs,c+c-,, " old and the demons in the rrcs
cncc OF J sls said, "lct IA alone" VIZ will let Le
-,vchodcrs alone when they lc, their slaves alone.
II " ihiccy talk q letting slavery alone h die
eu, II usclf-~ well think Of leaving Mi,try ani
iniempcranco n be abolished Wy hola,era AMI
drunk ards.
Tho alultnniss will yea he justified. II Ia nothing
| to their shame that the New York IIrp,tp cnnuc,
| tolerate them, and the JorHSAL " CoNuyvoF
| thoroughly abominste= them. They have no rousin
| tn hang their heads with shame, hccnu4c tho EN-
rRrse thinks them III to I've slt upon, tn distruht
the nuniucs- uf their religion because the OusERyEH
| brands them M indicls
| We have now come ~ the conclusion that u'
southern shareholders not exactly the hight
honest, Christian gentlemen We have mistaken them
'nr. They now Just as good ~ ever they wore
Citcumt,u - however, alter cases and now instead
| 1T i'""N~''"s onI expressing four millions ~
hltrks they ARE interfering ~,,N ,.ur own porl,nS
| nnd property. aud are No longer gentlemen, nn
/ villains, traitors, and should hc hung.
| This IL not a war tor the defense ot slavery, but
r the overthrow Of freedom, Of northern free ins,
buttons. The slave olisnrchy OF the nth claim that
the proper place OF the lalodng cl,ssc IL gcrvilr
oue. The most loyal people who walk American
.,il rc the nh'luonists. They are morc lol than
Precedent Lincoln, tyr he is disposed /, compromise
| with slavery.
| / WA in favor " dissolution vt the Union, and
my issue was Christian, moral one, because Of the
nature OF the Constitution itself, which ,, Chris.
u'ui, aud a hi,nd t. liberty, could not swear /,
| support. Brc,uro 1t wnsn bulw1rk Ut slavery,
pronounced the Constitution q covenant with death
| md hell. Hut when ~ pronounced u, had no
II
stitutiou. tApplausc aud laughter long contnuNl.)
/ We are told that slavery has nothing u do with
the war OF all traitors those who say this, are the
1 worst aud most h ho dreaded There IL not ain
gle loyal slave state. where slavery exists, trcaisl
Npuished, and our armies alone preserve the doubt
tai allegiance Of the border states. This k begin
| ming To lie felt At tho North and the whole hear
| Vt the North will not be In the cause long IA
| 'avory remains untouched 10y tho government.
W. have before us choice Of two things, ~ be van
| pushed or worn out and allow N" recognition ri
hr Confederate states, or I" crush the rebellion by
| pruclaniins every man un American ttl a irc' man
| Nj. Gurisuu went un 10 argue, ut consd r,blc
cnf'h' AMI with great 'l"ln'hec' the tight &" Con-
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