New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15


u,nn,s, al,ahfe tGg-fisouian ,Ab1hd0nis'." ZAP
rlausel by that tesigcaIiou | do not mean or"
whose BRAIN Graz i, w ore PM Is i";"''V''' 80;
purpose IS wild and dangerous hu' "le W. -,
creed ,s tie Declaration Of american indele.l0,V
IAppIarsel; Whose line Of relsnFeiien' - 'le
,-O!den rnlo; whore gosfel q IImih"! ! ~ 30i
mon IN the Mount; ana whose h,t"a'e j l'' W
tr.l.,6;s Fiorgfor. q COlnCl. i cave No' WIZ
80 ar color slavery nay assume, Whether II BE-
re-,onnl or noliigal men ri or corrotesi, dlei
o. spiri,pal / am for It's iu>an-.or - ioia ADOLF
zion IAirlanse. am for justice, II ihe 1ane o
Anpaui,y end according. 20 The law Of the hrlnG
God. Hence whs, ] wrote many years age, feel
proud once more 20 aiiigm:
Ian eva Abfhiori't
Tioaes Nv nv ;.agcry's rriuions bi..oa.
Ard cove 81 ou v n 'lsme'
Tho Wa.chvc.d ~ tie hee;
VIII .lr.u5i 81 lie riel hour.
4 crtyrn stilisLe" iAPplausel
know that to nc an Abai iouist snot 20 We with
abe multitude or the side e the MAORI y; 70 Io7,
nlAr and respectable position; and yet inih tha' l
have Iigd 20 ask q. ygu aud OF al men o. tne toil
of the En- pire Stale, snd the go T. Oh @ -Nc'' ~
large WHY il II that YOU shrink from Ire name o.
Aboliti mist, Why is II that, while you roess 70
be opposed 10 Slavery, you nevetl eiess Ce-lgo the
whole world 10 understand that yon are not radical
Abolii luistsl What Is the meaning OF IN "hi
are Won rot Abolitionists' lOIr principles are
mine WHAT YOU have taken solemn oath TO sup
port as Il measure Of Government, l leccgnize rs
right and Just. The people OF tbis Siaie pro-
fess 10 believe III the iectiFiou Vi i""'I'"
ence That is my AbotOnism. Every man,
therefore, who disclailns Abo toniam, repair
atts The Declaration u Independence, Goes
he not IAN are created ecu endowed
by their Creator with certain inailenable nsh =
among which are life, h6frfy, ana the pursuit q
happiness" Geltlemsn, tia. Is my ianslci'h; tIht
is IN my fauatcisn. lAppl-use.I All mat ess Is
that the Declaration may be carried everywhere II
OR country and 'hrouehout the world II ue!ouBs
To mankind III New-York y0ur Constitution Is an
Abolition Consultation; your laws are I'D mon
laws; vonr institutions are Abolition lnsttGtlonsi
your free schools are Abolition schools. believe ma
them all, aud all ak is that institutions e. GOOD 80
free SO noble NAV b. evefyv here rropaglte0-ey-
eryyyhere accented. Thus il i that desle not to
cure the South any portion OF it, but to bless ler
abundance by sbolisllng her Infamous, demoIeHAne
slave Institution and G. ting the tenn Ie u liberty Oh
The ruins H. ereof. lApplau Q. believe IN dem c.
racy: but il is that democracy which recognizes
man a, man, the world over. Ii il that democracy
which spurs the fctter for itself and Or all wearing
the tuuan form. And 30, say that any nan WIo
prctends 20 be democrat, and yet afolo.lzes
Tor making the property Of his :elIOw-1an, IL
disember and hypocrite and uimask him before
tie universe. lAppanse We profess 70 be Chris
uans. Christianity! It's object Is 10 redeem, mol 70
enslaye man. Christ is cur Redeemef-I believe in
him. Ne la.ds the Anti-Slsvery cause, and always
has led it. The Gospel is the Gospel OF Freedom,
and any man claiming to be Christian, and having
wpiin him tie same nind that was in Chrst Jesus,
aad yet dares 70 bold bis fellow man ID bondage az a
mere piece of perishabe property, say again. before
the universe, lie is Gissembler and hypocrite, and
Iunmask him. Applause. Why is IT, mon OF the
Empire State that there 20 slaves heTe ?
Four millions of people, and not single slave
among thes ell On what ground was Slavery
aboihed IN the State OF New-l OK On the mere
ground of policy expediency Or on tie ground
that it was an immortality crime, spd an outrage,
and therefore ought not be tolerated by civilized
and christian people Therefore, / affirm that the
people Of this State are committed 70 outright, ad
cal Abolitionism. On that ground, therefore, lave
I.cS a.frlt.tr
and 4 warm cooperation On the part oil the peoIll
when ] enGeayor to bring slavery 10 the test--''
take the chains from those who are labori unde
the lash of the slave driver. You have abolished
Slavery in New-YOIk because II has no Flghtful ~
istence here. YOu allow nobody 10 choose whether
he can or cannot huInanely bold slave. ~ OF ny
own Massachusetts,. So o. New-England. SO Of
the nineteen free States; Slavery Is pronounced &
cure by them all, and every man before tie law il
equal to every other man and no man may
lay his hand TOO heavily on tho shoulder OF hi
brother man, except be does i, at hls perl Zap
plause. In very generous notice Of Tins Lecture
la; Sunday by Henry Ward Bcecher he said hat
be fully accorded with nc in my principles, Which
struck at tie foundation Of Slavery; I'll siayet old
ing was wrong, unjust, immoral, end uneArls,an,
and ought TO Terminated but be expressed loine dit.
ference of opcion in regard to my methods Of abol
ishing Slavery. think that on farther reflection
and investigation, be viii find tAat my methods OF
abolition Gnext ei bOnahle as nay princi lee.
My method il iust this: When | zee "A tlayeholder
That Is Gods method / think there is 10 improve
ment up5nit. lAIpEuse.l And when find the com.
pliee OF ihe Shareholder uragDg BIN. sustaining
him In his iniquity, call bin 10 Immediate repent
snce and demand that he bring forth ffus meet for
repen,ance--thst's my method, Applause Now,
saw that il We right ill esab fishing nsti-
tutcns upon a Foundation of liberty We have a
right TO endeavor TO propagate those Institutions ell
over onr country and throughout the world. lap
plause We have right 10 say TO those in the
Slave Stetes: four system Of Slavery ia moi only
Inherently wrong but 1t is very dangerous, very
a6surd, and geIy rJino1s. Aboi,h your slave sys.
tem-regard yoTf slaves men--treat them es such
establish Tres iufiutOps-and Won will lie bic SEED
wonderfully blessed" Have 1 not a right TO ray
this Is il 10, nat lra right Ia God gwen right!
II it not oonsdtutional-a legal right On the
other hand, they Of the South have q perfect right
90 endeavOr 10 pr0telyte Us in regard to their
institutions, ii they please. And believe they have
endeayoTed TO do their beet-,bat is their worst
~ that direction. | have never heard Of any CON.
plant, anywhere in regard 10 tie exercise OF the
freedom OF speech the part of the Southern slave
holders aud flave-tHficsers. We are told by Pro-
Slavery uas1 here that we have right 70 discuss
this matter. They point 20 our national compact.
They tell Us 20 remember that 81 tue organization oil
tie Government the Slave States were then in eXie
once, and thos came in Oh terms Of equality, and
Gat under the compact We Lave 10 Igbt 70 criticize
or to condemn them because Of their holding slaves.
Now my Eeply 70 that is, In the first place, tEa
compact u mans d yisng Dird me 10 siience
when see my feiow-nan IN Justly oppressed !
40 tc' care wnelc he contract made, or by whom
vac approved; NY l9lt 70 ceEouAoe tyrants and
Nfa"'l - iol etflreG non man, pgf lhsii.1aJ'f,
l"i eOaPaets Al tln .yNwn SOIL Wi zen Il cic ~
VIC Niger VI C0c and NAB han never craze il. IAi-I
piauhsl Atdl aln sure thsa ii II were your &C;
u your IetheT1 We're told thac you were victims Il a
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