, 1874-06-12

ty was devoted, Belf-saorlticnY 1nnn OF indonl-
itab!o courage and porsistoltey; but hla oompro-
houston of tho alavcry question. in itB various
prtees and oas lost lost @ adaptoa e asoso a tic tie
public mind from ita lothargY, and not Oh foot
grind national movement for emancipation,
wero not ogual to thoso OF Mr.. anrri..
immediate emancipation, nor Ind ilo faitn in lilo
possibility Of noting tho slaves free OIL Amori-
eau anil no basod hln.golf largely with aollomua
Of oolJtaizatfoii, believing that tho slavos,. II
thoy should bo enaolpatod T., any oosdsrsIIo
asking Mr.. Garrison to como to hls MD, Mr.
Lunly took Htcp Which was doBtined TO work
wondorB FOR tho calso ho 40 mitch loved. Alr-
Garrison lad positive genius for social othoa' t
liis senso OF justice docp and controlling, his ale
loginnco to moral principles nbaolute. Ills gym
3athy with humanity. unlimited by proJnaicos OF
raeo or nationality, his courage invinciblo. ilo
tal reservations. III tho doctrine Of tho
Declaration Of Independence, TINT ell mon
uro croated equal, nnd endowed by thoir Creator
with certain nnliennblo rightH. among which nro
he inatinctIveIy rcsstod tho onrront sophthtrloa
by which tAis doctrine, In its application to tho
negro. was mado Of moro ofoct. Onao con-
WINGED TINT aiy systoul or practice was morally
wrong, he inBtstnd TINT 1t ought to be instantly
abolislod, and TINT any atteinpt to porpetuato IL
or to oxouso It WIS m anront aiko to God and to
human roaann.
It could not talto aucll nfan long to diecovor
LUG e.uo enaiaetsI III VI sl@sely. anoI soa' Glseos.
being a sin and crino, every slave was entitled
to Instant freedom, mud every slayohoidor was
bound instantly to strike tho fottora from hIs
t .n" .a,, sn,n ~ .nc oahs -. uonk
OF courso; bo tho safo way. Atid continuance III
wrong-doing dangerous. Sayory being wrong,
any conntyance with Il on tho part Of tho Coy
nai,,st nod @ ie1s ar', .au w
n66I.nII ancl, n avstnm w;th ,yl,ntayor aninoan
forn,atIoa onters into' wns. hnforo t3ol' 9 uuli
IA ,n;I n"a, 5'ioao o.., nail
"a s.,'aato.. ~ .,.nr. .',ni, ;..ia,,;, aei h;n
E w o. ~ no, 'ouio o'na
aTrAITr,ronr
r. ,v,x r., +s a1irit ,xiti, ,rorc, r,o,,,, th,,.
rnnbn,rnctnd ami viii mrincin'oa ,n J,,rnoaos
e.';ior;oi inhora NJ i,,jtimnre IN tSc ron;,,s ~
2n,;ua.sai I'gn"c; ~ ;n1t;an IN ~ 1"ii - y
1aoa lin n"ro ~ X, n,,nr n.sa H., ~,
szv. dne a;.',,, sa;u u .uu pIrof LIVES Mss' ,rS
1s.ol1on.. s1 ,;. -. ~ t.Ia H.; ~ ml 49,,
~ ~ ni!'a; s,hsori,or A. ~ .s. ~
~ onusas 'us W. x,;,sI IT, ~. aonin SD 49, .I
nuu ,.o ",o ~ lie nusalt. unn ~u -
Aolo uuspatinS an n's nahau1ta up9n tsiaYeiy: y
W. en.s Sai.l 1l. nuo 1s own IN IN
tlAts 10 MnnaeseI . - nHa' wl!to so .nh1 tue s
Puohc snoulo ne1 ~ no'a suo oltO leePonsioio LOT
a,lo s, Iasssnievn 10, ~, ao T. . tno 1 ~ p
sMp pogan, ana Ino enauso ~ sho Loaa OK sno
pupef Tas ~ niAiAon ~ ~ oAee W net.ae. n.teu
tont VI; aar,lsons nu.d amn v'goious 'fesl-
ylens u !uo enpieos ulo.auea .ia.u Al!1nus' nnu
aatncu luz nso4ouglb' @ aoEgI1nE nmnScoo1s t',
Iopo aTsepo ,sos rnan nrobsbv soetIIn, r vof ~.
disefa.i9n ~ me manner ~ g. hh "s!Gss! nus e ne
was suoa.neay l.snt ~ Pl'oa'ie, NY ~ ~ woiss
oaeanea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Aeos's1s AID 4oaA''ss
in'est''s' ......-..-........
AGAINST coLoN1zAT1oN.
In Now England Ae had commended tho
C0lOlllZNtlOu bcuoluG llut nS q IbLloAy lQc dALe-