, 1874-06-11
THE ,AB0LlTlONlSTS.


tim Of anYcry that was already sucking tho feDool
IN ths lass xcok Of July 1919. was with Mr. Cod.
sp at s51 ,ess ''sn Of # III o0 in a0 County
hours Gss d ss's e'esusnt aid I'D fsseiS's
naeE r Te rosss, e {, s ''; susrgasos was as
af ts slayo owp, an, tho cont slavery 10 tho frss
lsonrnrH Of she North WHO ayo nothing to 10 wsla Il
as II nS a 3 s 's ws Vii a
and rulers q THO ntlun tint laa virtually rolnafated
liz waa soo, u1ter III Iasae, punSn,, md 1',treau
Counties, In co1nlmny With Henderson md Loye]oy;
thla @ siao, weso no 10 Abolition isct.rer a oyar beon,
wlore thoy wcre looked upon ~ traitors TO flc coi'-
Try s ps s s p s eoso 1sasS s a. @
reora At Mcnonoueh sprinRnsl on4 e olIor places.
dollars, but gained hatred and ncorn inBscad.
THE utNciuaATI ooSvl:HrtoH>
mo tl,5 grra Western Liberty Convention at C!noin-
na We mails the trip "gysrlan I ~ w,s fao 9 ".
west of 1uiaua. 1t VIVA at ths Convention TINT Chef
usttce Ghaso delivered hts Krcat rccch tho loliti
induenro in moling tho fntnro aclon Of It'd party,
anil tn drawing nrgc numbers to ite Bnrlort, anil
xf 5 I E Gasq ny on o s se o ns
Tho Convention was held in Atilterlte tent There
serung atar, from Inituna mud Ohio mainly; some
from rs9sysania ad few from, Ke,ntsky' an
en syS vosco ron s Se'a osseSsFs a
fasins s Viii + anhardy ono eacnpea from iN.hat It
was btst to he prudent In e1rtesson, and give no
casuu to yito tho urcaaoning rabb!o down upon tho
A1tIorite tout There was, however. no keeping back
thu Bt,al topics OF discussion Among AbolitienissssH
70 the sfnneas Of snrcry and he necessity Of carry
ing the question 10 thu ballo-box. "A very exciting
n1ti mis- I'm t,Hko ttrfr nstn
and 10 take from their MASTERS whatever. wea
necessary to make Their esrae whether II be cothinE
Abolition preas and tito feeling Of most Of tho Abo
,onisn then waa that tho ste1ltng question: az i wus
vas hsrsiy W known @ nj in cincinnat by fame oven. ThS
caao ut tho Last where Mr. Codding had lived hail
glory Of 1tn own-ohto had nnohor lustrc, and tho
person Ike Mr.. doldsng to hail from Chicago ut cin
elnnnti like leig without crad.ntlals. Our
region was to Introduce eieh othor; anu some way
or other n,alc II known between us that We had
E Es 5 it, sss oa o h os
j. discussed ,,1 thsrs Ssa ..is - 3;Igat ; to
across The border, had is true many heavy burdens
aa On any osr t4at n grow Out oi moral
thors T viii bs IN. avery assembly, q s,ooo At
Convention It Cincinnati. And this applied tho
Ing s npan ~ I'll he Fight to communicate viii ths slave
unn tho plantation, and Lis duty to sako his nias-
tors hcrae his ncighbors horse. without leave,
to enable him to- 0scao from bondage to freedom.
Thern shrinking from the isHue-tle intro
nction Ut the resolution deprecated at that particular
% rev. sentences from Ills seat in tho auticnce. lis
vo,cs rang out clear az bell 1o wa4 called 70 tho
lnoe a9sa a tho aaeuc" tlat Il mna r cons
frDu. Illinois. Mr.. Chase was upou tho platform,
holding tho pondsrous nlantlseri Of big great I'd;
Smith, John G. Fec, DR.. bailey, editor Of tho Sut0nat
Era, md other prominent Ieraons, como from Ec1l-
tucky aud 6omp from Virginia.
To had o words to utter In behalf Of Glars Of peo.
e sutlartng great ataictlon IN pouage and subject
snner. And We know What the judgment Of atl hs-
mny Is towards Blch ctahs, and wllat our feelings
md sonze;yes allow @ fur ths whsn tey attempt 10
lie. ~ have 1rotnor," sat he >" captured by the
to that barburos raco, laf starved, cFely sreated
his life even III peril ana snt OF forever from iho
fss un a|c4 s III Ell Ell
my brother do9 aia whnt shall do Tor lin Shall
send m uo word Of advice or sy9a,hy7 shu he,
reac hin You ali uay, MOL Speak to your brother
i Te II hin, hat yo qua s fcowS viii i'll not not ony
assist and shelter htsn when lie sha ee to you, but
ysa or I'm int IT. M sna a s Ss
rter-pjgeo1,, or by spy Or by savage .of to sae
io sha' ,os H. fsafS sen 1 ,ts sa 4; n bn S@
wlat ~ points hs should make in l!s aigata. vhat
fort he nay lind rrotrction-aid where liz will tind
not 10 stand upon tue order Of bs going. but to
flee at oncc' And you Bay to lin, Take tile ritlo
of tho Indian, 70 defend yourself witl,-shoot or
grade, who win ktempt 70 arrest your Night. Take
your caofs pony and don't stop to ask questions, or
yor horss drops dad nncr you. take the nsxf On.
cross II 10y 81 .aa nl boat as u sea sits y yqa
wold iusIsa yoa;-t0F liberty ia worth more to yoV
as mis- ISL TO Srotcr IN eaptfyy to the 1nans VII
is tiers here who would not giys 5ust such ad5ise e
dians9 WHO would not glory iu sls act Of aiding sncl
one TO eseape II hs could and pfoteesing a,s feed
, aEas that wood follow to capture him Yoa Know
you did not 10 It, the civilized publte would sprn you
or worao than the sAyagcs tneu.sclscs Now arc W,
not bound to do ths hans thing to bi,cG man as t.
y Of yy9w2 ss, Y ro %1a Ps9ts o
you not do this, and give THO same ausico to h1acl
slave At across the river 10 Kentucky as you woul'
au,sch as - haya not tiona it unto q the ieas
Of these Just over tue OHIO lvor, CHRIST will say un
'%b 5 ays nst s.s SHs ons u u speech Of ee,
minutes that he poured ont in torrent Of oloqueuc
when lp first ascendcd tho PLATFORM without preface
without aliision to tho resolution or question III ae
bate Tho andionca WEB held spel-bound there WYE
throughout tho thousands seated upon the closely
ranged bcucl!es md standing on eysry foot Of ope1
spate, pressing back upon tho yielding sldeH o
Tie tent, tho SILENCE almost !, Of death
All eyes wcro fixed upon g.. the speaker
and every mind open to cAtcl eyos
word thought that uttered; his voice was cea
and musical, and could 10 heard eyeu 1t Its loves
toues to the most distant part of tho tent and b.
new force to every sentiment 1t was sceno Of sui
lime Interest. There was, after the delvcry Of tha
Rlort specc but oplnion,-the Of the Oh
held when begun tllat ut Sha.ever cost peril IL
black fugitive from slavery should he aided and she
tered, any other captive dcclng from oppression
TAis was one Of tue most magnificent trlrlnphs c
orutory ever had the privilege of liAleuing to-.
THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE,
some years utter, iu spoaklng to Of Mr. Coldine
eaiA: II have heard Webster, Clay, and most .
n9 t9S the1n kasr. could equal Godiing w'hea @ ~
greatest orator, wish to laaly'my s1presaior
standards, but by tlle standard which
pftcr ILL., should measuro tho power Of orator,
Tint Of eTuct produced uron largo snd prontkcuo
Misunderstanding SURPASSED any Apeakor eyu
II t31..}u IN Rt fhn