New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
could afford 70 stand by aim ] am proud that

apostolic erfands they collected money for theiF
eause but let their own needs wait ,oa51ad.a A1rsT
secured one bed and also lodging and care for the
eountry ~ from IRee eeng Teef to meeting but they
supperess to their own slumbers Inc neNd .d
four Tasi9s ana sitting down ,bsi9 BY Dr n
IN thes 5es s Sof their ons osy trip
eight days and whep they to ,ey found
that ahough theS had induced FSodlys gH1s5 nun s
CT feSpe to sgbsH.Se saSh Sward SS 6as ef as san
sgy for ssT abeIs gst cents P5eurgs gcts ShS o
the Slavery Apostles" and admits that ne did
not smile. though Foster may have done So Whsn
saying: well Parker have no wife: and you
nave nave SO TINS time 4 we MI MI not olvqe 5 ana 50
nearly destitute Of food that he broke resolution
aeed he hsa m for S. O the In
which came in some almost miraculous manner De-
fore night.
DRAGGED OUT OF CHURCH.
1a12 Re tried 70 it Obtain the loan Of place IN
Amherst in which to speak The meeting houses
cept aversion to his subject save in the case OF
another purpose | at the desired time. Foster thsn
asked the Baptist and the two Congre tional min
eongresaons E at the regular eengs ths next
day gheh was Sunday Thty al Te1uSea gaeI1 par On IN
te' the vssry Of oes of the
assebied aa and receyved respecfui attention The
next forenoon he reflected calmly upon the sltua
aHd 0a en %endsd ms @ay to The Eap
The minister who was about to nes @ nus siTsd oat
him be silent he wished to go on WITH me me
proceeded to speak. whereupon deacon sprang at
him from behind. and: Foster woud not t0roi3y , T
the platform. which he had mountsd ana; tnssr ,d
four other men lending Their ss ot in the open
air. Foster asked the deacon If he was his p5sn
released. the undaunted abolitionist turned imme,
datsy to 20 back into the ar6 him agan and
this time held to HIM messenger was at,s5 Ii5
Es service e in the Universalist church This yage
digntary came hastily to the scene & road hoiding
him by the arms and collar They thus conveyed
fsd h sSms 5 f5een o9 70 f6eT e oor would
never on occasions like this help mis- captpprs. pa. os
f sts be- Wes Carried ana up two fights of
and thrown into small ROOM where ne "Ae 4e'
in aaHHg fhaTEs 81 seeured Me says
9er to the the ch1Teh Of
tlood of the Prince of Peace During tne
fbsoush ehe Of ths s nss and Slept With his
the door a n a amR oagh SnInns had
feIon waiting cniy an opportunity to escape. AT
eampa5 s SCI Pqfs e
had entered the gapist mssng me hoess esting BY
making noise by rude and Indecent PenasID PEN n
etc Mr. Pratt on TESTIFIED SeBs asfed hat ra sad did
that ungentemany he could not ree9nscs trss+ed
sim ffld heg sps hs As 90
allegiance any human power made 70 iT J.
few aSxsa Words hhs but they esssd snSs e
audience present rather than the deciSioH VI 1"i'
Hunt In that felt no interest.
SENT TO PRISON.
"Mr Hunts sentence was that pay a hne OF sS
and costs Of prosecution ptlrnang fhaI AZ Tp9ch
in attempting to preach the Gospel to the BapIstSs Is
and IT %s was fo r. Mr aunt then ordered me to be
imprisoned in Amherst jail t the me ~ SAs "a Prisd
INTO effect BY my incarceration in this loathsome
prison where duty to G God bre9en a9d my Ref Kindly
offered me from various sources; Wnenever sh.1il IN
ah ieet is not vet accomplished that my Heavenly
Father had in view in sending me to IN TINS 1a to
be Relieved To one as restless am innprison-
men s oppressive sond can az bo9nd n0w SWfHS W
1t was not at all certain to these itnerant apes,
as S Of fbt fBfdS hot be 5 5her na PORTION
admits that he always dreaded an eneognbse1r .os
TO meet it when the hour Of fury had fairly set
in 5t ne ether While the tempest Of human wrath
gathering after It had burst 4ber fbepb h
had dreaded to enter upon the path he was Pur ,,+
indeed from fear Of n9d n1rg abd yoeR eRl
cry to which he must expose pose MI ionger nv lips
SsNs BEEN he sass assed by m saVS viii
again TIL sealed in death Ny body Is sessi5gs ssesIy
ErstonT B9t ny 50 spirit rhe must and shall be free
The people OF Lynn Mass @ sas Passeo "a, N. saturas
evening Parker Pilsbury. Nathanial HogesS;; rs;
found uRte themselves in the town and inlmedately
began to lay plans for vigorous W9rk NIX 'S Cook the
CONGREGATIONAL minister. and requested to be al
lowed to preach for him at S0me one and 9i then the
abolitionist asked II the use of the church InIgnt
n m fbe afternoon or at any other hour when i
was not needed for ordinary purposes MT Go9k
the threat that If Foster ever into the house
NJ Eoctor rerl led wi
that il was uncertain where he should speas tne
While Piilsbury and Beach visited Overseer Nathan
Breed OF the Friends Society and askea o, I'M. nun.
during part Of Sunday When this request was
refused the two agitators tod B Brsed @ raaT . ne
ing This would be Paooeedlhg and pTaefces
rendg and Breed answered to the suggestion
You will find peaceable people.
MARTYRS TO THEIR CAUSE
The next dav. June 25. was lovely day. and the
aboiitionists sailed forth in the perfect Teadns
pear Foster Plsbury and Rogers repaired TO Mr.
Cooks church. and soon as the long PRAYER was vas
nnShea Taf ef the instead Of sitting down
began at once to speak His manner was solemn
ana ana d,rnant ms TUlGf inster and sit down he
cried again; and as the deep "arS m n5mmand YOU
In the name of the commonwealth to SIT down.
A6 6ster fels snd the Application of force passive
bodv and non-resStant soul resulted tniS ulne, IA
ward two men bearing his shoulders between
thar1 while one conicaIy short man held on 10 MS
onIiss as IF they were the handles to a wheel
barrow Outside the edifee they released HIM & ana md
marked pleasantly This. then. is your Chrls-
,anity is it?' He further improved the opporte
had followed the ridiculous procession in which he
had been the principal figure TN the sexton fnq IN m
church No breaking in upon WoTsniR fIisG frien1 n
drag them out" This remark broke the tension or
the moment and sexton and aoohuonists, al.
YANKEES alike Joined in a good hurnored burst OF
laughter. - ut, s,a,,a-,, e~bor.a
.ton the undismayed Foster walked across the
Common and entered the Baptist meeting house,
80 r,orv rods distant from the church whence ne
hot hos aIaf been expelled. Here he sat down and