New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-10-30
VIM. Lloyd GarrlaOo In llefemse
oi MS Aoat.slaSery POLICY.
che ersduet fsr the Gsrm,as.
etnG Power"

" ' mug 'e"iafhs, srepofted
ioiiows:
uwho, ,uI -,
.,D-s,a,.nr,. aa,,,.,,,I " 30 70 III
| a hanic,i IT.. ,' a"' lhey were ou
| Of ,La H.. c; nm 6'sa' agnator
| St,n,on tn, 80 ,;,,I cry" an'
n,,JI;. ,n;a5 I, ,.oa ~, Iii npVn %
trumne, ond hiau, Co. $50 a.,ai. a,,.. w
sounJ !, w.s NO, NIL ,ho -. fss".a
tho Uenrr w,isnra .rd H. Chari.. u.'.H
ners snn,n,oraa $50 ., .,o,,;,,I .a.;a o ",'
YOU found vour halle crawJed .nd ,n.,' ~" a
| their wortshon. nnJ L,. ,,o;- e.; IL 10
CUISINE This onestion ear,os,ir cons;s,an,I,
and ners;s,en,j, ~
| In rr,t;nr, ,t;s .,.,. III, ,,.
had ccrto;n1v no inx;d;nus -. ~ ",,
object hein,, 70 ino;,a ,na s,m,.,, III. o w.,
,cnncranca r,ovnn,on, ,n '.pp no;., =, l wv
tern;ned exarcise Of ,ha;, ir;,;oaI . anu uu
| for its consumm.,;on pr, H. s,a,....s
none tho Los n,;siani-, ha.n u ...ns, J.
variance With ali Tho raa;s in ,ha oas a.
| am neesonalir ramaJ !, - nn, O.. -,
saw what imnression was raJe mon ,h W.
| public mind bv my wr;t;n,s and lahnr. -
| behalf Of the Gsttersd Son,bsrr hord,non Gu ~
| the ten wears prior 10 the nolitical manifesta.
ton alluded to but to misrepresent the com.
bincd moral. religions and poIitical agitation
for the immediate and unconditional abolition
of slavery. which made that decade the mos,
notable in American history since the RevoI-
utiouory s,uyvle j., indeed n very graya
mistake. and how so intellic.n, a nam couIJ
make it is quite inexp,icable.
The formation of The New ENGLAND Anti.
slavery Society. ON the first of January ls3o
constituted The nrg.n, incan,ion of Tho moe
ment. The American Anti.slaverv society
was formed in Is33. and so etfectiye in th..
matter of conyiction and conversion was The
" agitation" that followed that in snite Of
universal coutemnt hatred and outIawrv in
less than four yeas il had more than nnc
thousand auxiliary associations includjnr
nine state societies ali animated Inv nn,,
spirit and full of indomtabIe zeal Was this
to make "little impression upon the nuhlic
mind''? Since the work ofreiorma:ion began
upon earth. when had il proved more effect
i've or more wonderful within the same
period:" Little impression" indeed "un.
Ill the Horace Manps and Charles Summers
summoned men 10 some nolitical action i"
Why. if ever there was a period when.
Tentatively sneakiny the elements were
MELTING with frrvent heat aud tbnndo,S
were nitering their voices and the Garth xyaS
rocking with subtcrranean tbroes when the
hearts or o,rressors were f,ilin, them f,r
fear. when ncnular excitement wos Of fav.r
heat. when chnrch and state yero s,,mmoneJ
TO Indictment and found puiltv. when discus.
sion Mas irrenressihlp I'm worLShons AMI
tire,les ), and ever corner of tb,. land.
when the guilty South was f,aminu at th,.
month. and the gnilty North was rm,.rd In
mobocratic VIOLENCE in her bebaIf. when
religious bodies and political parties nniteJ
their forces in vain TO suppress that which
grew as it trampled upon: and when every
thing was done that was possible by the
friends and advocates of concentration Ia
chance the poltical action of tbe cnuntrv an
ne To- make i in arcordanco with Ghartv onJ
iustice-it was precisely during the time
when. according TO Judpc Pifman s.tbe
Great aoitators IF the da4" were lie mon
Reatno the mir, Great aoitators ;mnI;es
widesnroad agitation and Such nrova;IaJ
with Volcanic newer Evarv Sto,e o,ar,,
CITY and hamIet averv c;rcle and homsehoId
f.ii ito ;nauence II orraUad tho fatha,,
,g.;,.t tho son and tho mntTor orrai,st 3D.
dau,htar onJ n ,n,n,s f,ns yaro tb"so nd
his nwn roof "JittIn imnrassion,, ,.hon
nro. sIavorv ,no,hs in postnn Won, W.
pbi,aJe,nI;a I'incinoati and c;,;es onJ
towns too numerous TO mention were .tho
disorder of the doy., when Pcnnsy,v,nia
Hall was burned to ashes and ! oyo;0, ,,nr
dercd ot his most: when the nresence and
snccrb of GEORGE ,rbomnson Of En0,ana
.x,.itod &c n,ncb ioar ond tron,hI;,t. a 49,
orn,, With honnors y anJ ALL rnoro an
,Ln land tban o,,er CON no Jnl, os,;,,ntaS.
H. ,ho n;r nos fIInd I'll oa,sn;n.:,
an,,hon,oe nao,nst tho co oaiIa5 e,.o,;aS
;ni;,iaIs and 'h,,rct I;so;,,Ino ,"n .D.;' anu
,'n',,'>.i,, a. " 49, g. ,s;. vas de'iNcD
" - , w. ' ;lt;a because
y, nv 80 nv h.',n 30 my "efe
,ha Tp 49,, Eoa,L. n in;oin vi
nS peopo, VII .'.'.i ielsia'ues were
.a On upon WI &c LEGISLATURES
~ P,ess .no ,n'.u VI Hia'eiy ~ stat-
~ aanI' a;.,I aii, Nun. vi anu
@ .tS .,I:' ne"spa-
pe, uoo, anu on.i p"oe .t, were
.;,; n,o"u., w. aens ~ 'nousaIus Vi
~ iaa ii;.,l an &c " .ne aH.i-sia'ery
S,u' WI .a,iS .o' o1niiessioha. ana
Wata, az ~ e,uo' ant "n.n Mhat MI.
,1 Az ito ien pau sneer,hSy ue-
a.,ioou 70 90 ,ta,;,ia; asila'ioli Oh inc
pait vi '.o Aooii'iU.ls's was gong on III
10y se eu W ane disturbance oi the
Peace VI All CONSERVATIVE sous ana 'he con-
eina'ioii VI an why ,laue .ierchahuise ana
beasts VI puiuens vi tnelt ielioW-creautres
i.'Gh though "ieIe poy, attending
anu "a eomns ; at 'hat eiectric Pc
iiou, ID surprising 'haI ',udSe iltmah
snouiu ha.e iorgolteii lhese lhihss. lie has
l i r 'he ent.t ior .le cause lhe pro-
'"I. ioi nv n'. s.,iA;n",is pow.
cuuge Ii.i'an, Ill MS rehiihiscence, seems
" nnpiS Una. ,ne sreat asltators ana tneir
a,;".. =; niaue no aoeouht vi pohticai