New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

| ought not to be sold Ike brHte ALTMAN"
Had the members Of that Convention who claimed 70 DO
that simple Canon to our diocesan
Church Of New.York would have belonged share OF the
glory OF eboshins the African ssverade, which is now in
fair way of being nguished apart from the interruption
OF its make. by the fidelity Of Mr. Lincoln 'he
admirable treaty Of Mr. Seward, and the incsHnPuoo
integrity Of Mr. Marshal Murray.
So too with Slavery. Had the Church ooeyeu 'no u,
junction remember them that are In bonds or ooshu WV"
them and boldly stood between the living ana he ueau 10
the plague that troubles u.s. what reward sn' ha'o
hers In vain nope of preserving with southern
ssyehoders worthless harmony she hes preserved silence
Oh the nearest aud OF cmes-forsettins In tie "or
Of Colerdse that the gull. OF eIcusing wicked action is
only second TO that Of committing IT," snd the Northern
Church finds s fellowship spuned and itself despsed aud
the Slave power strengthened by the support Of Northern
Christians while feeding the oppression OF the blacks se
engaged IN .trurgl. for life and death with IT, nte eulo
.. apoorist, and defenders for whom It exhibits the Bit
..rerest hatred ard tho most profound contempt.
Since the r,pgss commenced have have not asked the
Convention TO condoma Slavery IN any shape, for it con-
demned in every loyal breast aiorou to the Republic
sid cursed Of every Gredds, which soldier whoa
avery b.. uurdei The enco Of the clergy broken,
ard ths cd miracle is renewed The eye, OF tho blind are
the tongue, Of the dumb ooed and those who
saered when they spoke Of the peculiar Institution have
learned to speak with plsinness.
Tho oldes, learned divnes Ike the mort honest
Of Democratic sstesmen and the most gallant OF our
generals those who have been the warmest champions oil
Souha Institutions aud the most decided in their opposition
the snayery movement confess too late he fatal erer
sd frankly acknowledge what the whole world now clear
Is see that the Anti Slavery movement commencedin 100
check the extension Of National Cover
control and place tina, government on the eide OF
freedom based relgousy the hottest Of truths and
politically The wiscst and souniest siucon OF the
Constitution and that bed tina, policy Prevailed the nation
world would been spared the shame Of this in
rebellion whose svow.d aim II T. 10 bss Slave Eu-
pire ruins Of Republic The very Of Adolf
t5nsis once u.ed to designate handful is now applied
% the millions WHO saud by the Constitution against tho
traitors Of thu South their base allies Of the North aud tbe!f
symplthircr. IN foreign lands General in Missout re-
ceuty said ,h, there doub, the loyalty Of any
man whl had 10, been denounced an Aboionist and
here Of earnest loyalty houofed With higher
grade Dr. Nu,on Of Trinity tells that b. I, accustomed
70 be- called coored Abotonl.t" Ia view these fsc
gentlemen you haiy e,pec FOR yon scon in regard to
Slavery this moment the applause it might have receiFeda
short yer ago. Time, have changed and may
,rcs in vain loyal soil for ar appreciation Of your effort
to shield Slavery from ,ebske although vii doubtless be
Appreciated Richmond aud u.hi perhaps win you the
bl,ng Of ihst hsh reverend traitor and Rebel MjorOen
ersl. Bishop Leonias Pok.
Did past experience permit TO bs as,onishei At Say
siiainy the part Of political clucu'es might think
have fcli 1ni surprise your seesg hi. moment vhea
Slavery Ike IL twin namy the ssserld- T. about 70 meet
IT, doom the h j, Of indiusn and betrayed pie Tor
,uoh interference. in Is behalf from tina ancient and
be Parish q 81 Matthew
Accustomsd have been. 10 other days TO bes,rebuke
year by year repeated from the Episcopal Convention in hs
q the ain,aion Of 81, Philips fanatic ircen
diary di'orslueF and profoundly ignorant Of church pin
a.. Al. as H.
hch the clesy by majority often stamped
With their approval tho principle Tor which had coniended
aid condemned factions and memorial the opposition
bad mot, you will hardly expect TO sel sery 'cusby 50
sf a. alone concerned sote OF censure from vesry
vhos. election ,syerncndel BY politician. foF ~
iilo.l purposes
And yet two OF your aI,ocia,ed with the
Church "a tie days Of boyhoOd incse to roget ha,
your tc,ion unanimous, Ia whatever I have done In
former year, In tho Convection elsewhere to array the
Christian Church Of county A.lu, Slavery have but
eeby endesvorei TO os, tho principle. Of grand
father who declared that until America come. ibis
MEASURE (emancps,ion) her prayers to heaven WIN BE- npi
Gus" That too, IS you we'll know the sentiment tina,
during long aud ae,ve lie animated my he whose
repc,s In your chuchysrd and whoe pure spirit for
half century interested in the property Of the parish
and whose bounty continued beyond the gave still aids In
iss support.
How FAR under such circum.isne-. proprie;y demands
the part of,h- vesry decent re,ec, tLcir principles.
thsr example. aud their memories. qus.on upon which
opinions nay Differ bu, may i,hai while trust sud
believe that Slavery and tho Rebellion pre<etuy to die to-
so,her and that county to b. united .ad free yet
this hope "a to be di.apPolnedf slavery longer the op
ple.or only Of tie BLACK man. b9, the cruel and
foe Of our country 'hsil the doom that i'm
pend and survive the LIST January l8h3-whc this nation by
it, Executive has hIsd for its extinction IA the Rebel States
the thought that, such the present. Slavery
has found convenient defenders Ia the parish Of St Mathews
will not lessen the resolution formed Ia boyhood It all
venen lines aud In every proper way labor .ls
uncilon.
pay those loyal Of your number by whom hi. ap
peal nsy be heedei 10 consider whether this proper tine
fo admitting iato the church personal and party br and
compelling lines OF separation between those who should
stand side by side for country. this time
be drssrg mp old i.ues aud giving aid and comfort to the
enemy by showing him that Slavery traioou. bloody
Is With the beat hf. blood Of the North l. endcy cared for
by Nohhsn vs,,ry who. instead OF defeating the ynpa-
thhcrs about them rebukng for my anti slave trade
action in years gone byi 4
These times when words things and when word
hasy spoken. &C, houshtesly done may have remote
consequences that We little dream Of
Ii has come 10 II came to fathers tat upon orr IN.
dydca aud united scon rests the destiny OF the Republic
and Il free Institutions II i. solemn The fcpon.
sbiiy cannc, De hked IT attaches to every tia. may
remotely affect the Issue bat especially to every act that
be suppoed to inplJ deposition preserve pro
eci slavery that curse to humanity and to the Republic
Tha, sham Republicans aud Secession sympa:zers are
plotting midst true. bat trust that among your
number who will DO startled whn they consider the
snihcsncy Of their action and ak themeiyc. II T.
w timed chec; upon the position which that action
viii oon,sn them the future page OF tho History Of the
Rebellion.
! have the honor to be, Sir, your obeien servant ,
JOHN JAY. -
The jay Hgmc.tcod. Redf,rd Sept % 1862
From Florida.