, 1874-06-11
coming, aono now heed aud aro saved, otl,ora

coming, .ao,no now heed aud aro Havea, othora
are overwhelmed by tho ruah Of watsrs Tint
chfno like wall upon taom Llnf]Y re9ljypfj l1ig
poBittUni 1io ii0w TINT t.a wan Tho only mo.Bot,-
Bnr aboard to nrouBo tho 6onpora to warn tho
a n,i1n a t%o G poag dssor oonor Tho
disaster than tho l,eighbors of Noah could Yoo
tho coming Hood. Hut T4t,ntly lad no feot stood
or railroad Mt his command. Hls facilities for
getting about 'qoro about equal to Noal,'s, aud,
OF the timo which Noah Ind to preach, and ho
got nbout to do 1t tho best way lie coulti,-afo0t
worry oftou, ,--and hin aotunl mission was 10 war;,
poopo Of the pcrils ahoAd. Of duty to tho slnvo,
md juBtice; he laid groat Btroas upon Justice al
motto Of h!s pnpor,, declaring "J,.sittiu Fiat
Rnat Coelnnl Lot Justice bo dono though tho
Hoayens fall.
And ho at tint ttmo WIS tho only man Ut work
tito only man not III Botno degroo hslnep, The
country ltself was dead aHlonp. Tho s]ayory
quoation waB Hott!ed, forever put at rost by the
Missouri CompromiBo. slavory had got Init Of
tho country--thcro it might roman tho conco1n
Of the slavoownors, alone-Hlnyory could
woat is consocratod to freedom. Slnyory
cnn gain not another foot Of torrltury Do quot,
rest, aud bo contont-lot uB Hlcep. Sncl was
tho ansNor Of tho American people. Wo know
now low profound Tint aleop wnH. This boing
htB mission, to awnko the Bloepors working aluno
III 1t, well niay ho DO called Pioneer.
L,1ndy felt TINT
Ills SPECIAL FIELD
wsg with tho slayolloltlors Of tho South. At
styled Elizabeth Horrook's Immediate EIras Emat;s-
cirntion," inforrot to bo by moral conviction
with tho voluntary consent OF tho 1nnBters wns
not thcn vol und6rAtool or artcd upon goll-
,lae tho popular torn, il could not lloso baon M
oppressive doetrino, for to Bay to u slave
lloldor, "It il not right for you to hold
d slave, aud you olonld DO convinced, md
Of your own froo will set him imulo-
diatoly Free" # aoonH to mo would mot sting
much until ut least Lo waH convinced nl,tl theti
his own conscience. Now Lnn,ly ali tllo time
was dealing with the moral ao,lso OF tho slave
holdors. although it Is not assorted TINT lle
taught them tho doctrine OF Immediate etnanci-
pnton. There IL another phase about immc-
dintois'n which is stated nn the duty Of immodute
emancipation from q conviction OF tho essential
s'nfhness OF ,s1aycliolding in1modiate ropent-
Euilt being tho impulse to emancipation. This
is doctrine that had Il Bting to it, with tho
Shareholders and it Yas not much proInyntcd
at the South, oyon by those cn1au Allti-Slayory
mon. But Ll'ndy's lnbors lpl often to
DIRECT EMANCIPATION.
Ho had maily frionda with intlnontial men at
tho South. 50 iii 1926 he waB intrusted with q
ship-load Of Blnyes, to be taken to NJ. Domingo,
and e,nanoipatod Or lott there froe, tho owrors
SOLICITING him as their agent In thus executing
,.,,It. :, ,,,,,,,1,,. - .,.,l, "'~
painod to lno that these schemes we're mover on
cor1agcd as colonization oxpudsoutB, but as
xn,' t'ov con,3 ua ,nor ,'saoti"a f ~ soo
r s"yos taa s ~, I',,', a. ~
to DO doopiy Interested III so1no schemes Of
sottoncnt Within or adjoining the territory Of
tho United Statcs which might bo made samples
practicable ideas Of Immediate emancipation
that llavo beon presented III argument. Perhaps
% ,at';n1s fro, IL ~. ~ tr tu,e
,t ~ tst.n !, tto'it as n.at ~ unytl oelug
~ 'v,aoJ ~ fuit,na ,sno1; ~ m"a
hosn to nm, II s"s1rt n Ieurn ,hat - t,x; ua e JT
dren aa boem me- 6orn 70 il tat his datif mud
Lug el,dron @ aSattosed At t, dsace anong his
nr lila poo ,nan "'1 .ofj;rr wtout a rov", fr o
oi .,p ~ sotho,ss ~ @ fon, H., % .no
i,e urnnUa cte1 hy oTr osm lind an an otara u1vvf
'ne "i'"' rcrvu nr ~ "ut NM omn A1o vi o'ho's
for In ,ovor non;,, ,norr;a VIZ t,.,, ,,o,,,,,,.
aoa,n ~ Viii lin, ",1 n,'o,Imr
I'd illinois rha t,yi1n wera ,,amn,, EsiI,er a,'d
DenjaWin, eflor himself and his Hifs. nsnjamia min
Man, fonmtos and IN VIII hs t.' sistnr ,.,,d srJ
nrn,lar cnnroa INV don Iut 10 1aft , a,,u a.,.
ueari,v lis i,n,'o Ito oniy tlescendant 1,v ti,o
| name of Luntly; md no, am told, ia a youug
mnr otto1t,i,,, H. t1,o lost-1 1)rino Mt i,acn,,
IL return ngsin to o. : ~' ''' ~ ''~~'A'
r1r ,vour or MIR, r,orrro
n 1aoa Ia Is ,sd" "onM M " 'rat thE i rnoSEEn. n M
~ a~1;ut ia rr;on.1a in ihst rn"o,' - j., oto'f
lis mission. IN icctnra "ot s,ihscrii,ars ~ ha
na,nr form, Anti -stayary s6ce,"n md at Icrs m
10 yrorL. On tho ;uur1,oy l,o want To E1s,on'
and thoro for tl,o firnt tina nat in ncrson wit
ian LLOYD Garrison. Mr. Garrison % wnn .hor pa
nditine, lilo Vntlonnl Fhi'nnfnron;si fstiIt M.
othor ihjanthroristI whcl, woa % fn,,n]ni % lv tSe
Rov. William, Collier, tl,o asat newspaper ever w
| printed devoted to tie cause or tonmerance-
nr; It lad for anme tmn nnnn ita ~ cl,anna list
Lu'.dy's c'saius, from l,aitimoro md Garrison m
imtorcstotl.in ] tho ca,,sa il rourasoHtcd 1Hnno}
Ills Mid ilud not formally Loen much onlg6t-
ANAL in rcnrd IN tho nnt,tro ~ ta an -, orata,',
% lie .ays; "Ino oiToet Of % Tho ~ visit
was to iucreaso my interest in
cmkiniio zeal which tr,,at VII novor r ho oxD
t;mraishcd mmti] tho ctn;n of tha ho,,,1.n,sn ~ IL
sovaraI or v nodv o,tn,ni,e In ~ ti,o t1rs.o y
Ton o,''ooyaro5 ~ nr"n',;1o m tni;. SSiaror,
sncioty i,Mt mot vii, na smcccas ~ n,co3inr =;
or ~ ,smorfn ~.
aoyaral t.iorf,r,,a v"s noa :" nn,r Tn,,t11
iocm.n .nI nrt,,oa;t;o 1S,t ~" saw, i:g,a
rsa,, l. ia a onht ,soii h,vo r"o tt,n stomn.
T.; III atrrets r. crv o,,t IN ho,lf o tho raria',a