, 1874-06-15
THE SLAVE-POWER
fContinueA from tito Second rnac.]
Legislature reported bv its Ohairnlan ltr.
uazard, iD favor OF compliance.


rnss such lawH, tho statcs would not poesoae MI
Tho ncccssary 1cAns fur proAcrvsng ther external
relations Of peaee aHaonE themselves"
Gov. Edward Evorott (WhiR) of hlesaaoll'ssotte'
Msntst said: !" Whatever, by dlraot nnd neeoa-
snry operation, tB calculated to 1notte atl innllr-
rcctiols among tilo slaves. has boon held by high.
1y respectable foga authority, an o1tense against
prosecuted nB ,nistsmennor 4. common 'a,s.
Tho Abolitionists In Massachusetts ,potltioncd
for tho customary privilege Of hoarlng before
the loint Committee Of both Honsea OF Tho Legis.
tho request, WHOM they. woro suddenly san-
moned to appear. At tho 1lrHs hearing,
rrof, To,len, Of Hnryard, waa silemced,
I'D tho interview abruptly tornlinatoil.
lntive action against Abolstonists would tond
to encourage m0bB a3ninst tllom. Tho petition
orB now tool! measures 70 present their ronnohs
hi pamphlet form. Meantime, . Boston cd
itur, b. =. IIalloe {DeMocrat), i'll sketch Of the
proceedings, Anid Tho AbolItionlsts were
ENrt11IED TO FAIR HEARING,
and tbs Logis1a,tnre drcctcd the Cnnanlttee to
allow n complexion Of tho dofonBo. Dy this
time tho public attention w. H;s ruusen aug o so
mostly presently, by tho Attendance of city and
county VISITORS was iiilod to oyeriiowing.
Ba1nucl j. Mny an.l Ellis Groy Lor,ng Ind
previously spoEon. Prof. Folen now no com, com,
i. sowos aud William Lloyd Garrison.
William (ioodoll, Instead Of making any
in rthsr dotenso Of AboIitionists. took tho
agg. ~osyive, and charged upon tho southern
States, tyr making sueh aom4has, Ill., : eo,s'aoy @
ugnnbt Northern freodom. F1oro Ae was ihtgl-
runted; .tat, being permitted 10 proceed, pc
poiutcd to she Southern documents on INC table,
calling them fcttors f0r northern 1feonfoh, hhe
hogan to Bay, air. Gha'tl' aao wv tola.p',. l,',.
i|niniIod. whon the Chainnan. Senator Lunt, OK.
c,aIn,edl Il lit town, sirl lie sat down. There
wns pausG. n'It''.i ,,,1 ,o,,arohn msrc,,aut nr
goinbly. Mr. ~ 'tus q ,sr, aholtinn;sta ro-
Dutton, not lnoh 'inuu t... VI" H. ~ - ntan,om or
minded the CON u'ttsoo H.. suas, .n"s cnni1 movrr
speech and Of TUG press tT.''t ~ lin "1sI. n;j.
bo surrendered oy Wy ro,ia IS' ,red hv M.
grinH. ne wa ~ 1osp H., IG aInv. Of Ol,
othor yoln1teeT, !,n', !, ~ same vein. Ths Rov.
rym9,;th; 3'y W;il;um M0ch t. ~ cha unng, sitting sypa
thosically with tue co ,."i1.s mr. trcl,uically
tiough neither thooioa.a..5 wv ,o,,.;t;an ;ntn
identified with them, k"Iueu i';' x,. fait
silence bJ emotion. Dnt ms u! essnn s'' T." % srown
Aud his pen was not backward 10 MA 10 Ano"A
his sentiments IN tasor OF 1teeupn. :pt ;r +,r,.
Inc printed plen Of tEe !ess.toaets, ~ Gas
pages, was. three deys aftsEwa1as, on 70 aess
OF every member OF tile Ies's!asute, - ,ass ~
member OF tne GoFern'nsu. ,onra,1,, aon Sen-
circulafton thfoosH w. r,,,.os n doia-ai their
ato7 Lunt ana us Sonu. ILL .t.s-s.ns na... .ha
report nntll SEVERN He~hs .s.,a.;.,a, ~ ...ita
closo OF sne n,nar;1,rc ro ss::os ia :, YsS
ucclamasloa' feeo'0H4saoA1s ~
hc1ea hpqn. ,.,,.ura ~ rh,.a Island NJ =
III the Les1sla;use q t.ts ~, -, s-:-::, :.
ards olli ~ VIZ Gs;a aeass.sa ~ T,o-,as = Il Ds-
aeotfe ~ ;a,,, 1Mt.s ~" - WY in 1r.- 80
III tho Leels'Hsn,o ~ ~ Ts,.r'. 1,ss.-s Ts:s r.
sen..tasutn al 20 n,esn; tie fatn Of ice s:s:s 10
hunct Bneh is n!st laws "nsAo''' '1S:
4uislte !" out -
THEY MEYER "Eahi
And tho report, though sent 70 lug y, uoss-9's :.
rl,nrU n
Southern papers) never aprearea IN tne o1ae:A
organ Of tue state Aamlu!sslAilu9 S.ne -noaae
Argus), in which the acts OF tne Ssate eo'esa-
mont were BY authority p:aoi'sneu. s.i,;
onaavolnent Of Notthern "nise t'p n9'op!o wns nesat
Goy.McDuilo deo!ared That "Ihe ianorlng people,
bleaoded Or ll9loaenos, W." y ts,n, sn
lnnnt OF the bouy non.le' '..,,ai ~ ra1ntans F~on
they could not sustain poiisleal lg.on5' FIJI sSa
uenry Oay, III Tue Ghlteu n.AtE? .; a'tr ~ on
while denying that afo!y III ' stn tna ~ 1SH ~
ever ba aho!iaet iaposea 70 nnHm o '. ., - s,
2oo years, nll dlstlnGtiola " tHio1 @ osat.,
Echr,-ey1tlenty anticipating tno pespc1u''s o'
Slavery, lrrospeetlFe o. coao1. o.t,.o,t,, H..
Tho spirit OIL tue t1tao6 HAY va eb''n'"seu "
Hnch
M the following: Al the anniversary Of The
American Colonization Society at Washington
City $50 late rs 1Say), tho Hon. Henry 4. Visa,
Afterwards Governor Of yirgiuia, said: "The
brht Way to meet AbQlttlOl1HtS WAS Mt1u IJUp0nL u
host H. r. a., r1unowdorl aud cold ntool." The
Nav York sim rouorted tint after this npeccl
tho Hays Dr.. Gardiner Spring, OF New York,
anoko q with sympathy OF tbs gertl1ncnts of tho
Sput}, St} os eyinced in tic gpeoch Of Atr. Wiso."
'i'io Iiuy. Nobert N, Anderson, Of Virginia,
writing to tho Sessions OF the Presbyterian
Chuuches Of Hanover Ircabytery, in 1885, said !:
III thnro he onr stray puat Of A minister among
en-, tn;ntcI w;th t1,n Battle-Ground principles Of
Ih1;t;onisn, int INN he ferrnte1 ont. sitonce(
x"n,,'u,,,;can md left to tha puIiio to dls.
,,oso ~ ~ nti,cr rea,,ecIs ii. O.. Nnchcd),
poHI ouaiiv M mnr,lormin mttcrances woro made. on
a,Taraa,r Im"ty yccas;",s hv tno noy- Thomas Wiicr
na,,' - ainSnn,,, tho icv I)r. William i,
1u,.,,or 1pou1, ~ ~ % Ihmootl Va. tic Rev j, G,
i,nat..I, ~ Sonth carolina fAiethodiuD, aud 9th
aso'erl,,vn,on aonien, ~ nou'0 ~"l0A''' >A'''<' "
et a oxoo, would FIJI, n frr,is,, avon
rx ' ap n,r aa or aopmo Of M lLo points Of po
nui5 'auon " a1anarv mi Snvcrv
,lea contest 4' W. trsa n nora If 1sn
W. can op's htsn..n a'>,r,,, s'rsrpa s%o ~ I,.rs'
nrou;,,ot 7o.ai,, ,ero,,oaoi m act nrol,ihitIne
.,a @;".,,,Int,on nf iucnndiary pub!icatioun
me c!ieu.1t'oa ~ ~. tt'ns Ynts n rnaIio,,., nn