The New-York Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1866, Page 8

M ‘ - the poor white &4 the shall cxint fn our | g " o e pcvamecs 6 WE 1L THE Wik b i P, - ' a vew civiltzation. & | (% 70T 0" bogia of e slaveboldin oligarely, ’:_v;.nn ;-h:clumme::' _:w peogfe “::'m Wb s pet | Freer h"“'":m' -qr‘mxm. Spangled Flag Ship ity of Liverpool (B, wmw ped 1A 3 i “ For & berald of might, 8bip Lawresce, from Leghorn. Iverpeol ©an i0°iintions. [Applanse,} ‘We start new, government, tlm tm '$3.en of liberty which has never been *.A6d in the world, T e e e X 1 the army, g L yevolution and w The throne, the sr 1o eop it down; ress all heir power on the head of liberty ‘:’m. the ehwrch, r““ school, put their aros uuder tbelty to. Taise it up. Appisuse.) It fe our idea Do . would be | not say, ‘‘exclude this meB end include that. effow. T Joth o one, let us try and find out whether it | o, § i od thot e in this: ed 4, T visited my home in Maine, aod, not oy Mr. Wendell Phiilips, the Bevy ©. B, | 11 the prineiple is a fulse one. It s try aud ; A1 | 6 stereotype into national law one idc, & t e in this: | Rovert E. Lee summoned there, and placed ander oath. What | cotved & wound, ¥ viSted By - it false of not. When shall ot When w Hepablionn, in & national coBsti-V’donal Ameri- T L aeit Why, bad ho not broken a | Able o returu to the flld, sccording fo the advice of ph Wrothingbans, Theodare Tiltom, Mary Grow, | i itnetftoL, WOt I Coo forward and see s 00ng 1 ) (L U510 e, b B L | ke s DId ho mot emain Jong énonkh on the stff | claua for wo months, Tivent thraugh the State tajing 16 100 i;qfi’l‘"?‘mm R flflw".mm o —¥he Ziev. George 74, Mepwerth and C. L. | President Johoeon is vo traitor. - He 8 now, What K0 D | pefire the law. TBAL i the political meantug of the | of Gen. Scott to Secrete. They stultifiod themselvew. | peoplo and can the State for voluuteers. I urged T e e T Var e Thow Wewond— Resolutiome and Letiers. hat beon—a pro-Slavery thisker, do | revolutio Now when s ‘Senalor Gells e suyiblug | As well give the essrament fo @ Wog. And the | the peoplo the spirit of sell-sacrifice as & Chrigtian dut everything eise cheaper rice houso. >, We | Apostle of Brooklyn sain that he was a Christian gentleman. | use to be taug! :mmuuenlmmmu: w-yhfi 2 HUBBEL" SUPERIOR OLD tried MEDICATED o confess a principle aud do i ’ The thirty-third anui cersary meeting of the Ame: by it. [r\]'[v!m;w.% "ln-m. thec ry_ofopurl 1.“...,( 3. ;v::t p 1 :“dn“w f‘lhr:‘ :lv‘{u ':;:m.’w‘u.: o eumty | Arestn ot hrsskirs e st o v o e aniemaa, | el b taght e pecafr i an Anti-Slavery Socicly was beld yesterdoy in the Chureh of | We are no theorists. ‘Andrew Johnson'is @ theorist—a man | FYE PUE Saiity. Lowell suid, ton By o e | tias man, 1 sympatbiacd with o s <o bris- 0 h o . ¢ o man o man acd let | K be Fresid 1! X men d prayed tands by his notion, s will bis idea. - We beilevein 8 | Lyl ‘Tt waa the whole b ccanity of tho straggie 1t | exper oot whethar v':‘y:'e!:n‘l’i’ubl:uhml(;.e ‘white man on this | with Christian men, but when the question was ol o CABINET BRANDY gh many welsknown faces were missed, the attend- | cou bis add by inonioaus - Y o Tuke your ghosts of efforts bifore ! h can for you.' a b = N Ul 2 FOI Jich their Soclety was cotablished, and in whicn it Uy y 1 at is this: M 3 U k Joh hed stood | from the ition of active duty?” I felt that it was |, amee wea nearty s hsee, aad 1he tuterest avisoed in tho fro- | Sauso for whieh thelr e b arth.The ierenen from thatl tha: My | g " esecnto it I Audrow Jobwn, bed S0 |y chrlyfan Gy 10 do what 1 coud for my | DIARBIEA, CHOTS MORBUS, GRIPING PATNS IN THB labored .. . friend gays they are exerc on the ground on whic! q @oedings quite o8 /grect us in otber years. A large yroportion | MR. CHARLES LENNOX REMOND'S REMARTS [ e e L e vt Congress is bound to pro- | would have been seitled long ago. 1f this thing wery o, be country. [Applause.) And it was in this spirlt BOWELS, AND COLIC. x Resonp of Mass, was the next | P8 SERE R OF oery citizen from Maine to New-Orleans, | rogalated sccording to the ordinary course of Spolitics, Con. | that I urged the people of my State to do what they could las boen used with almost unparalleled saccess for the sbove eom- of the uudienes “gas composed of ladies, and many colored Mr, CaaxLes Li A 2 ne were n:v",,oun!.w';'hloclo.rwll {aken at 104 o'elock | speaker, Io advocated nuiversal suflrage as ATight o which | (0 the Atlantic to the Pacifie. If 1 am gol {1 to allow tko | grens would probably go by the board, and ¢ President | not only as 8 patriotic dnl!,dhnl a8 8 (.nrhmnhdnty, THO | Llaints for the past 20 years. 1t is pertectly barmiess, as oy Pidiu Tie did not want it ae @ boon OF | Joprg o yote on the question whether we ehall Govornor of (e State wanied me to go down o the cossty toa | B ous droge neod a s proparation. A rethble “"'_ y Mr. WENDI' pe, President of the Soeiety. Theo- | the black man was entit ght France or | would trinmph. But Salmon Chase in one three months put Al i - | ift b 1t. There may be some doubt s to tho X t to approach bim, - iaes tb and - | little town colled the Seccsk town—I will not mention its real T seretin Mott, Suran B. Anthony and Mre. Stan- | as & gift but as a rig ere m Bot 1 have a right to argue with him, a right to approac e alof the epuniry nto s botiomiees tab and fa. | litletown caled the Secest town-rCwllngh AR G210 | ey Compltat: " " » mud bovor and it * National Debt,” and in it were bound up heutt S0 | LS STt large, but thero hiad not up to that time been & Tiow shall we rom .ty this state of ¢ 1 believo thot 0 ereat weakaess of oue wishes 10 AT 70 this question on prece | 1860, weit, now, if the precedenta ar are nfused, and my poeition as an A 1on bas gone throngh this rev 2 grew ont of one idea. 1t we And the emblem of right 1s the Star Spangled Flag of the Free " | were given with much spirit and londly applanded = ADDRESS OF MAJOR-GEN. HOWARD. 0to MACFARLAND®, corner Twenty-third-st. Major-Gan, Howarp was (hen introdaced, and enthosfasti- P ABE e oF Gan, HOWARD Wo8 iring the war, andafter T bad re. | oo 89 Bibadwey there yop wititad efthe NEWRCOKS of ihe dag tancard Woerks 604, also, choles Englsh, Sresch piags 1 willtell yoahow, . fer e single failure. ‘The Bouth is not ChagEm et = e M ere in piothered by fire, crowded down - by mombere, bt sho hs n up her ghe does not, believe in biring, woiug labor, | ; what Alexander Staphens says et st notion Com- utionary | mittee s Inok st (hat Keconstruetion Conmittee, in Wash- ruggle | jngton, Throw open its doors, and what do you seel You see cally EPOKE! E. & L. Cordery—schr., from Trinided de Cubs for New Yerk. Sinvory Seciesy—Univer,al re the traitore—w ore Tilton, ton eccupied a:-no-tnop tform. 2 ase that w1vnld'bo||x-t=v by the bh:(ur: 'ln::}.e ,ll'e:plxrr:l;:yl 2 Tght to have bim in an "M‘"‘x ,,,,"v?: low ,,,,um bel o § b . | deb 10 the capabilities of negro, b emembered gy se. Len & nation : i . ‘Len years o R R e o e ey v prager by the Rev. | Lot rview which took pl e e ago between the | Sl n Word Tor t S0 ee e ) pat every oiiaen | Lo jevs e o ihe ool By o now. en years a0 | L0 etuntoer figm It. 1 weut into tho town, wasinro- | PROPRIETORS OF GOLDEN BITTERS, HUDSON, N.¥. Mz, VRNEUIPS then read (b€ following leite | g i ‘and & party of colored men. and be also recoliected | FURE Lol Tl (hate, 1 am not going totrust the negroes | We then bad no michty capital at our baok, but to-day sli | duced to the leading spirit—secesh spirit—and obtained bis ESTABLISHED 1836. . $ Blowing letere: e | F e made by a foreiguer on reading that interview 10 | ("4 b niery T am aleo allowed the right to folow them | Walkat. whose common sense It hot qeite ik, bat today 4l | Sansant o preside ni {nion meeting. And I fold those peo- | pEpOT; AMERIDCAN EXPRESS BUILDING, No. 86 HUDSON Duan Svm: 1t wil nek be In wy pewer to take suy part st the sp- | the effect that ke never before biushed for his color, Said Mr. | T HRIEETN S ndly. Covgress has right to protect | the Brookivn apostle’s magnanimity, s holding s up, and | ple the samo thing, that it was not only @ patriotie daty bat & EW.YORK 4 rovebing shmtveriiry " of the Amty Slsvery Bociery. ' My ¢oty wil | Remoud, for my part, I was never before so yroud of my OWD D e WN“_‘M-“ Bty mhere e fie - e aoiiatistls s member of | Christian daty that tbey 4 ke some_ sacrifice; that it e r 8 b ot mihe Saciety. which bus dens e much for bomen rights, | 077 texion, [Luughter and Applause. Homl sword Tiost never be shesthed. South Carolin ,,,":,,"“"“ Pl o the God'a | Was 88 much our dl_,‘h'm“' el o lbm to. proserve I—_—MPOR "INT TO CAPITALISTS. il persevere ur (i here 1 i te are established throughont the cous ME. WENDELL POILLIPS® ADDRESS. never be shut up like China or Jape: | wish to m d they commenced at | the Usion Wi e duty of onr fataers fo phoe regnabin fo. f the Deciaration of ludepen R Tight to visit South Carolina, and talk in every eab T Bher end of the Union, They could not compromiso | #hed theire in inauguratiug ud estebiishing it. [Applause ) SPLENDID INVESTMENT. ST 8% b, Breenable oA e ion o the o cuersie My, PILLITS, on coming forward, was rceived with con | LEN UG riog ™ (A pplause.] This is o new dispen theother end o e the Senats, ‘Mr. Philips then com. | Well, before n week lad paseod, it wis ielographes e Bhavery s cie o Gy 1+ o, T nave 1 gurey S 1 | sideratie appluse. He commenced b nTRes B SOGRE | ber boundaries, [APRIAMte] Lt e have got o mtsume. 1 | mnented on e Dot ‘some minutes, and amd: Now the | 10 me that the entire quata of that fowa was flel ehoers), THE Yy | that be wished to wake a few remarks . shall claim, as long as I live, that Congress has got the rightto | gifficulty with ti.e large arted partor of Plymouth Chureh :;,;]!.‘“:‘}; 'l;hl:: .:::.?L: “;::'::..’;%‘:f:"o:r;h:]x;;.x AMERICA CO’l‘ToN PLANTING swallows up all bis other qualities. g t, ve M 5% | Canse logs and arms had to bo lost, and when many insisted i ament owes protection | tious which had been offered. A thry the ‘sehookhouse wherever it carries the ballot-box. | iu that Lis ms etevicg o S the Froe dave r in their vights, | ivsist | third resolution, and procceded substantia n u 4 way do b iversal & o is God's vormal school for the masses. | FTo forgets that we have been througha mighty war, povwer e inisgeet queton,and tha it nay do | think there is very mach trath s 116 SemaLiy Universal sufrago fe, Qo o ado Now-Eagiand (he bert | fulio:© We have. not beon R T Fxeur. | that we were fghiing sgainst 'God and agaiust truth Wites to nwoke e intervention, wheth R e e Charged Wilh DAt B o ountry on the face of tho earth, William Cobbet | wop, (Laughter.) War gives rights. Wiat did we ““Haven't you bad exough i* they eaid, referring to the fathe: M ANY 5 that prveta) Fight of ai. the sight (o ake D O TS o, Sharye augAt. over o e o e Engiiah, “God gave aman a stomach, | to to war for1 Why, o diorate terms, 1f wo | audsens arul frands they hied given in the war. **Stop this LOAN COMP . Loy wapiort by texstion arms. | TeDt Of At cun st this crisis against Wnd therchy gave tho necessits of boitg aa educated mon. [0 Ao en” wrbiyped, South Cavolina would dictato terms | borrid war !” they cried; but yot I foucd that when wo went A{ use. | Accept my <hew, 40d boideve me, d- ¥ ipe of au Am _r" ! yia crisls SKSaa development | When t started from Waghington to \«6“ to Richmond | jn your City Hall. We conquered and we dictate torma to | among them with a cheerfal face, and talked to them of U | CAPITAL STOCK.. e eesness1 82,000,000, e o ek g I} g BBt £ . o ter there, what did be do1 Why he *Banked” | Eoth Carolins. The North has ot yet given up her rights, | duty 10, make merifios; wion wo wld u;;n‘ what SHARES §25) the heart of the people renlly was, and that the people ARD OF DIRECTORS: of the charactel our civil conte negro in the spoke of white m X oked by the events of | and coul j It ‘5::: ;‘: :"rfiry!:‘;fi :e:ul:h.l credit to m-f Jefferson Davie. We mean to flank Seceeeion now. ]ruz 1080 | (he drums are not yet silent, the camp is not yei broken, re- ory of this Rebellion, that, while when we 1o scalo Jefferson Dayis with bia hotred, Wade Hampton auco has not yet ceased, the nation is ‘ot safe. The We designated their position in relation with his ignorance and hatred combived; I put in ignorance, uty of this anti-Slavery Soclety is to awaken the pyal men, Le n, Cop- | prejudice, eristocrary. and 1 em going 1o & opt thern ag neces nution and nske it feel that there is & mighty con- o nawe of | saryevils;but I alao jut into the oter gealo the instructive lfl‘l test yet before it. The democratio prineiple conquered, Revolution come to the golemn determiuation to succeed in the struggle; BOA When we told them this, and that the soldiers who fought | Hon. SIMON CAMERO! I A% T o Hon. JO3, A GILMORE. ex Governor of New-] hire. would be honored as mach one day the old Leroes of the ":: CHAUNCEY M. DI A"’mg"'h“ s '."g "‘7‘?""" ‘e then—we found them ready to make the | pom FHATN ’R/‘,‘. HoN e retazesof 0 - B ident of (b ecretary of Wt. Siavery Society. W o Srm ] cenuet Anti Shovery Scclery ou Pt by sone we (0 uchieve the Pl po | 80 the fuot, of Slaver | 2ad, Socessionist—we added wn epithet to 7 Lat of preming | PeThead, Secensioniel s BUTE e aof the Josalizts | alty never at fanlt of the megrorace, and give him a ri e 6r us Cthe right to diotate. That South wiielh | sacrifice demanded of ibem. (Applause.] WeW (U8 friends, | Hom % O ‘isenie and e coo yuen the eape: | Ehite, | Ihen wo ided the Sou, we spoke cf the \oTatEls | 1'fhe vallot, 1 put by the ride of bim ibe Yaukee with bis | beeved in one man saddied sad oLt 3, and anotner booted | we have had a tesrible wa | 300,000 men e de beneathihe | i Biselow & Trask, NowsYork. L the cb!patlen, of guition of o | k man To be black s Joyalty, f1iotism, and | hie bralis; with his pocket full of greenbacks [n[‘pll"”yl, ;:\l.‘ edto ride bim, t South which lmvfl”n':ll its hgl;-lfil:ht!o(:;:l gz “:‘:,',:z‘;‘“’:l:;fi"‘:‘m"flg:‘mfi: E“],A‘" ;‘Dl‘ 0 ;":.q',{ :':’()':Ln“:fl[t Co., Boston, Mase. ton A ot i X 8 g h g i — i ol el h , B ly 1] . 3 NG, erq., ), La. Tes L ave B0k oy walt 15 the. nd ofthe frare balf of ita population bres o Soneuy eveca | gro dispirited " O O o ved, | Mior 11, 0. DRIGHAA, iaté Payunster U. . A, Waskiogton, D. C. that South we have conquered, and lu‘hn[vul gre dispirited I‘ml‘;"‘ of ;“bi."‘l""'; A Brrod; bot what — e e wxlom | ) ason chpter. i trample it under onr heels. (Great applause.) That | Theso things a'l remind us of what we Lave sufferec; “ . o B alike from ‘treston and - from - that, cowardice | ENRHT, L'y ou want to go Bouth. o thers in parties oestnge which w send 10 Congress, PHetings like | bave we gained! Why, wo have gained our country !—[loud il ol o L i 0f 100 and carry your pistols in your uld be multiplied all over the courtry to say to Congicss applause|—unless we should sacrifice it foolishly now, "Th object of the Comupany is to afford fucilities to the impoverished 3 Amwen,” and to the President ** any " ** nay.' o have been | and we cun only do that by placing expediency in the place of | coion and Sugsr Planters .{m Sonth to grow and get their crops to- enter Fanuel Hall | right. [Applause.] Why, it hns been expediency, ex| diency, | parket, siways tekiug good and sstisfactory security on -.m develcp’ " , ithet. [Applause] They n In tice, witheub &% opithet. (499 0se €y needed o | L armony, and Jefferson Davis may wait to the cud of the The vation bat iberated 4 60,000 of the peeple from Sievery, end ; | Gescription. ct, common sense, mARNAUAmILY. ® ! 0 e T el T toen 01 i 4 He waits in vain. The bther day Carl S Bas wece them oens of the Republie Thet o) freemen ure tled to voflrage, on o free povermmeit atlowed wthout he furst movesent toward vallonal reconstiuction, (e trath ments for iuvestuents than any bich takes the mame of policy, wh | fte sertiment. We have reat many men [} Whiten, who wero said fo have .{’m[\alnuml wit invade tho South wul);th‘: vl:.:n:-v:v-giemxu o and fo tho P wany o i i he first moments | men are fiying from the South iuto L trying to get the Republicans of Bosto ! loinclly recocnied by an luvialion 10 the b atate o bty dad e O e i the Brat momente | B e Tiis ‘tide must be turned back. ~We alwaye said in rying o et e R e o, wa have not yet sucosed: | expediency, by time these 0 years. - Expedioncy has bt | ueirpisnation snd crope, for Aol Sk ate i rebellion to tuke part o the ot selations of | oowardice, bot Port Hudson and Fort Wagner scoffed that | 1662 this army e 10 Conquer witn the ballots; he | ed, The Uuion League of this city bas been trying to do the | lhe ery ever slico American Slavery was_instituted p Bave | puying abor, nd odher secessary expeuses (acidectal to the e Usion wead 1 ave been wiresdy reéstablished, | charge, and we have this day to accord to their good sense. men are to stay South and trapsfer tho North there. | same thing, and they caouot do it yet. The Kopublioans of | the Unfon! This was the cry, but many eri it only for the | ment of the so CAPITAL AND LABOR 8 [un'nd great fault with the report of Gen. Grant touching | But the armics Rero not disbauded there, and they returned to | this county are sileut because they think or seem to think | sake of expodiency, and I thank God that this Society did take e 8wl requisaments of the largest portion of the e | G T hat ho criticised bis less memorable efforts | their homes, They most be onrried back; capital must @0 | that Jobnson is o leader to be followed and not | the stand spokon ©of, and did maintaio it elove, [(Cheers.] versl e P RN BTATES, & | in Virginia, but beosuse he criticired them in a epirit which | beck wiiet RO of the sword, The South 1 desolats 40 | an cbsiacle to be removed. Slowly the legisiators are | AndIam '¥ind 0 see the proporitions made aud generowsly | 4y oy judicionsly o ey whem forsidnd, wib i | , but bec er's wit that saved us Baltimore, | miles exman's mareh. 1f New-York were burned to the | waking up to their duty, Ingersoll has spoken when ho was | responded to for the retnion of the two socicties on the Radl- | tos or Sl D Snfortanata coaitry to ite former 4 | forgot that in 1661 it was Butier's wit that ka) 3 ' & up o -~ round to-day, what would you do 1 You would go to London | on the poiot of being caten up. All over tbe land there should | cal principles of Rigit. [Applause.] This and_the other, | DUl (i3 diake the South nl that Natare “"‘f‘"" ) o T modern civilization—money, The | ring out au Auswer to Jobnson's freason_which would make | and al benevoient wcicties should go band-in baud mow, for THE GARI HE VOO, o , fiabie thaw justice. Doer not suflrage pi svapect, beiterment of condition? With su e productive labor than without ! aticu, rerpect for law, activity iu bue Nothiug fs mere v ey contunt, v Wik there Bot be wore ond b wok suflrage meure cider, e | and thereby snved us the capital and thesymbol of nationality. Boeks opened for the sl of the Stock thie ate, the | room to be. He forgot that when in that great crisis of the weenn nd wubeGLL L3 b etween dbe prodoetion of the lately in- ¥ Batior had hot gone_round by Aunapolie and | and ask for the great tool o X i 0 i vdgs e ] 2 d uetior . i o wouid mover have | South knows this, ‘The North agrees to give ber themoney | him turn back soro steps un bis course. We want meot we must not lose tho fruits of the victory we huve & g g and the production of the same the ;;man to the caital, Grant d never have ahe needs, but sbe will not bave it. Bhe seoks another way of | uud speeches, and o press, so that when Greek meet s Greek at [ Now is t for '.‘.L,‘Ly-.-, xz..ml ‘n;‘n ':’u‘ "'e;z nm.lytl)n-olc- ‘of WALTON, BRYANT & Co,, Ne. 1 Rrosdet., ¢ o give something, _bul New- with such codes as . Nove! i . | body was e Clrank 1th such codes as 10 | the ballet-box, in Nevember, Lee shall not triuwph over Grant. ”r{' " mhg e KT e owe Now hat | _Send for Circular. getting it. She reconstructs Ler i Bate Wujuntice of the den'al o4 w, will cost the | War New-Orleans gave us control of tho Gif again, it was e e Tl sl ta yoy seasly ne A of | B N e warod ua In that secand terriblo crisia of | render 1 impossible for her to got it; sho pute is offce men of | [Great applatse.) o naticonldonh et sessible and petcietle men, i (hose Bejain Dotler tha sevod ue i hat second ol CLUASY | 1Lk ‘moods hat Northern men oasnot truat her with their | T meetisg aortly after adjgurned o tia moraing. tho clush of arn bas coased tho clasb of principles o toc meeh io sapect that senwitle and putrice men, In hest | 3o, That in that moment, whe all the biack race was reticent | capitel Tut the South says: 1 want it; bat at the same time T s hon commenced, and it s vot yet that wo are a vaited b i T bat it was to the loyalty of the black men of | #he stande at the door of the National (vn{ and sy The American Tract Society. with oue peo) ud one parpose. New-York bhas ot hfl will come to that, Boston bas nov yet come to that, nove of tbe jury of their bumilation, | —he ‘will tel) wod ibeir bouor, yights for il ¥ New-Orleans that he owed it thnge may be, lsar. The men | trigmph over the (hird city of t contended or justice 1o the enciaved, sud contend | - As the megnanimity, the tendern mist oot cesse thelr | 1o ingtinot that mever faltercd, the generous frankues: that | i bends with those viiio seek, not (hei o ntlonal fng waved in | When I get my 0 representatives io, I imperi Republic. tbe Treanury of the country, bLring 'in my claims, the unflagging Jovalty, | and if I do not get them, I will ‘wrile Repadiation | celebrated last eveuiog at Irving Hall, the President, Mr. over the doors of the National Capitol, and t “nion Liave, for the conflict of prineiples is people do pot see that it is absolutely u Fikiom of the matter. and to educate the F A 6 I[ O 6 17 they do mot do this we shail fail in The Fifty-cecond Anuiversary of this So iety was | Jarge eition of t sti poing ov. T will see | (00l A, Booth, fn the ohsir. There was alarge and | Aeeeritry (00T ey, e et e e O “Moar of danger—theso are the | Whero Washington can borrow mone to put me down. Poli- WarrE PRILL P, €5 Bh e | e e A lack Tace in ‘itis history—tbo. tame | tics sre sow in il talothat o man Knows which door wa fasblonable attendance, ourRecozatrici: ihey forget e edscation of the poor aleo rend & lot 1 ou. W) _ | bistory which yaiats us in 1665 and 1666 doubting, debatin will go out of; but the elementary furces of society are with us. The celebration was commenced by a volantary on the organ whites aad the poor blacks we 8| al to secure the fr 2 N = L,,’[ otton iy Hop. V. D Rew | o etber it will not be eafe to compromise bis rights AR | Baitrope, capital, abor, books, sahocls, the sword, are all with | , “ue L EGIT 0 e prelim 300 the OEAD | B0 R iory. Gen. Towasd then syoke of the great good don RECOMMEND - i ¥ 2 e & pation, Amerioan compromise is statesmanship compro- ind wo oun recostrict the South 0 as to make it the | VY Mr. Fraxcie fl“'"“"l-r I‘;-l' “P Y n hn” p |',, \Be Tract ;\.,.,,,{,,,‘.x ol Jod with an €arnest sppeal 'S hat were not prese: hat | connterpart of Northern civilizotion, The White House js | organist commences the beantiful and familiar air, Las! fur & €0 nunnce of s work, N : avery Bocier ", ' e %losed Wil the Doxalogy. J, W, BRADLEY ¢ to | mising the rights of thixd parti ', | i what Cougress is debating to-day. The Anti-Slavery Society ), nr is there anything w' o appiehend fhe feach againat ue, tho Administzation 1 treasonable—the efort to re- | Roge of Summer,” which he played with great tenderness anl gain its codperation is o waste of tiwe. Congress, in every | o Every note of the sweet tremulo movement in the = " . s o, with great attention, uotilsue- | The following meetings are annonnced for to-day: DUPLEX ELLIPTIC - trengib, Kan over the record | feling. Evers ol the “men who led a in 64 | (G TNV e moguidecat combinations with which the S ek . & Frevidence . but we caunot escape the discipiine by which they ere | meete again to say this to the American people, that those tha ar e B e s ot doubt Lhe rectitude ¢ iliuate soecere Of the | represent the black race in this straggle of two generatio winiee were under ihe commaud of McClelan. | not content. They protest agaiust every settlement that ore e < Micered by Fita-Jobn Forier aud Bueil. Wihyit wae, we covid | j0an proposed eitlier by Cougress or the President of this na. | and dare © utter their opinions. 4 see. bt we vow know thet if they bed been true soldiers the F Thi oy . Lo manty Thes ’ ) & 0% | votuntary closed. 5 tional crisis. This meeting, if it meaus anytbing, means that pThey the almost wited power of Na g gy OIS R 3 £ " , Songro e . &pALDING then offered a sort prayer, thankin Awerica ssionary Seciety.—Trving H . m, atrosage. Congr: ook, 't meane well | o The Kev. Dr. Braroing then aftreia short 17 g | o Amarican, Hone Mitionaty et . D of Clevelnad, O, (Or Double Spring) crth wowid bave comquered by i cwn power, and we could ot | Wit iy ealled the suti-Slavery body is not content with auy ["tlonial e v 1 hete | Divine Provi y during tho | Speakers Bove v.ocicated (e negio's menhood by pointing to Fort Wagner, s - A e e e D To'othes feida 'Mis tcurage | pla that has een offered by an appreciablo body of the nation. | 1o are beginning to dis bat in constisational e r he Shet L ~ A e B b ity DA ¥ i Prothing- : ppianse. ” . and imploring it protection an ngs for the years | and the Rov. Norman MoLeod of Satt Lake City, ¥ Quite agree in the view taken by my friend, Mr. Frothing- | the word. [Applaase.} iitational, | JEAT: and Implring i poiect o e Jor g gears | aud the B Low weic Listorical. Dary sang & hywn, of which this verse i an extract, accow- pasied by Mr, Williams ov the organ: specting the third effort in the etruggle. ‘Ihe struggle Lowell has again bit it a avery is not now with it as a form of civilization, if you | kI put up on its outside door Lavghter.| Do not trust anybody; trust things, trost events, % Py e woth 16 10 09 Jed it, when Booth made him Presi | equality throughout the wperance Society.—Convention at 10 a. m., in the niie G T f:’:ml',fl' S I{. I R q 0 in the Couper Institute. 4 l v oy 0. 0. Howard. L [ ] dressen by the Lev. 1L, W, Beecher aod G Refoy [ Bcuth, bt he had the contiol of no ageney potent enough to eradi- | i) digmfy it with that tesm—with it a# a form of socicty, an | | gure the prejudices of tbe North. Bt fitical MecCietlan, with | Meo, sy iustitation, but with it 08 a social element, This Bo. | trust sufrage, trast books, trust rlght, Thatis the leason of 3 ared, e b N 9 3 3 3 o \ Lis thy e .. vac: Soelety (New ¥e hureh, Forward or i Forer aad Raywend o e Buel [sppisseel; b wil | cloty to-day aunoutecs one cure for the national burt, and | the war, X think Corerens 8 beginning to trust too much the B L 4o o ity Cliow- Tork) —Rafurmad Duleh e ek the ogal me of the cousiry, 0 save the results of itiversal ampesty and universsl suffrage wherever | limit of constitutional scraples. ‘Lle wave has gone up two of praver. iy THEY will not Baxp or Iike the Single Spriogs, They a18 e The tional flag floats. |App'ause.] 1say s0 not because I | feet, but it Las also gone back 20 inche ibo tide, how- CAL REFOKT. “hape © East Twenty-niot] ‘hc’liofl-l:v::llhyAx:“LAP:' nn.,r:m‘s.y‘s:::. udih 6 o , No. {he LaxD, to i ot sd_AGRE: cinmittee-room at 9 | V8 Y0 SN quATuD in Elepance, Elasticiiy, Lighiaen, Dura- e wis 4s they did fheir military power (o schi s amirew Jehmecn praive bim. | 4o not believe in the ponishment of traitors, ot bocanse I do | ever slowly it rises, le net tobe Slovery is not yet | The Rev. Mr. Warren, one of the Secrefari not know the power of the thousand men who made the Re- | eaded. ippi has ber vagra . Ronth Carolins bas | (hen read the Annual Kepoit, from wiich w D o e beth tharoughly. 1t bas bean proved besond | ber lash, Louisiaua has ber power of contract, and thatis | lowing statewent of operatious during the Socicty's ity seoond disputs that a thousand men eogendered the Kebellion and | siavery. Iknow that a grest wany persons believs that wl | yoar, ending Avril, | P it birth, 1f, in 1860, God had pleased to take ihem to | this is very revolutiousry talk, but talk otherwise and you sur- P meelf, or drop them the other way |lnughter), there had | render the battie, 1 wiil wot detain you louger. but 1 wish to O O e e e A0 iereiung | been no Rebellion. Theso men are atill alive, the larger por. | Impress on ¢ o 1ind of every one of you, that this revolation is are to pase. [Applavse.] tion of them. Congress proposes to disfranchise them. Itis | stillin prog Tome, in ber old days of trouble, appointed owing letier from Gep, Saxton fite. " Distranchising themn would ouly be uniting them by that | dictator, and told him “to see that the Republic ia safe.” | i bt e e K 1o tie of & commion misfortune. Disfrat. | Tho meseage which I, for one, send to Congress is, If you oan | solerird NORTEANPTON, Muss., Nuy 7. 1606, n be in session forever, |Applanse.] | 5 of whatever despotism, | Yayeruecting in the Howe C ‘elock. ‘Exsroises by the cLildren, brief addresses, &¢., from | biliry, Comfort aud kcosomy. tod ., 10 the ebapel. z bicas ini-Satery Socuy.~Basiness meetisg ot 10 THE LAST NEW STYLE o'clock a. m., in the ecture-toom of the Chareh of the Purl- tans. Tusticution for tue Deaf and Dimb.—Exbibition of the pupils #t3:30 p, m.” in the Academy of M Admittance free. Uaiver Assoriaticn —Meetivg of delegates from the societios, churcLes und ¥abbath-scbools in Eleecker-st. Church EMPRESS TRMLU 1w SKIRT ever worn, atdnm, Which is the Most BEATTIFEL AXD At belng pusticalary adagied lo the proserd nable style of dreses GopEY's LaDY' Gy Let s therefore be inste tle the in question " beyond cavil or dispite’ e position, sud will maintaln it. Tt 18 THE CELEBRATED Divise favor. t new owe and the wissionary, but alse scatter knowledge smong thous- My DRar m: T4 weeld bave given we great pieasure to be pres | cbige Jobn Andrew and Charles Summer of Man achusetts, | safe qvt st Rwiverry o e Amerian AnttBlarery Sosiety twdbad | and you add &0 ger cent to s 5, Dis- | B, 3t whatever cont. by the sxere u porsi oul ne so. | share with yourself in ¢ cbise Jeff. Davis sud you dd to Lis icfluonce | that tbe Repablic is safe. [Gireat sppinnse | o A it (et sie great wiskion to bomerity e rot yet folfled. Sia e pasive State. 1 he could Nave Leen baged, be wouid P SODORR 1170 s REMAKES. i 105,501 09, w ich great) ] s Lav's Hoox' Fravk Lustis's Fassion Macasiphi sbolisted in name in safe from the mons Dav d into histo: entiment, Laps like th Do MoxvRLY MAGAZINE ov Fasion; Lx Box Tox: Tus e ciotehed ot lio 1% snd meaae Jeb 1o destrey it. 1t her o passed inio Kistory sa eatimext, petlapliks (e Bes | o TemoDS T was fntroduced: He entirel ‘except the last. The expend! gl il oy A A lonay ey friend oftruth and jostioe $o Reep his armor bright. nor Eb Charles L., like o power; but that time bas floated by. | Mr. Philiiy ery lind not yet ended. Ife - ¥Free Exuimimion.—Dr. Colton will give a free lec- | FiPer Wave the Le)d wnt the word celor 8 biotted out from wil our iws and franchisement is an aggravation. Every sane mas knows | however, with who thought the T loacies, $16,862 10 N 3 € See Opixions of the Pruss and FAsmtox MAGALINES prociaiming (oueutuLous and DA, D oot genera! secae, is written in jta | that in st nf the problem of the fature those men must Le | blak man safe because the Pre ident was on rur st "‘,,“' e & lotal of | tare and exbibition of the nitrous oxide gas at the Cooper 1o | he great SUPERIORITY of these never o be mistake counted in. 11 we have not got elemental forees enough to | Copperiends on the other. on thought the P . tute this afternoon, cowmencing at 3 v'clock. CELEBRATED SKIRTS. blications for Home —— FOR SALE in o)l FIRST-CLASS ETORES in s Ciry, tirough= mistaken. Yer Urivers: freedomn in the natlow's friend, who- | meutralize them, this nationality s a failure. But we have ele- | and the Copperigods both on one side. He believed 1 uni- | versal suffrage MRl upiversal amnesty, but not in the with e, that the time for amnesty had not yei | peater was in favor of Justics to both biack » out the L ¥ITHD STATES end ELANWHRRE. animals which go to make up D:;-:L‘;);lfi.“]uf t;, the exclusive Meuufactarers snd Selg P .m‘..Z'.":::’nr.G:.:"" Buiy's Heap. —Beef and matton are declining; pork - {0s aneriry, o metker how he maske \bat cpporidon, | meite, we Lave sufficient strength to iguore Jefferson Dav coppromiss. The ened v-vu:‘h.‘-m,;__n‘dmvy‘-nfih- sand lke bia, if they stll live, and that strength is | drawal of the Josee Fozals #7iCE. [ Applause. 2 wrrived. Ahe i) Comproinines of bt snd Jantce: | VK0T Lo ice the whole problem. Let us apeu our eves | aad wiite. 1 ur te beware of « terriLie expaciences of be jast five years. wili ail th was in bopes that to-day o presest o expeciences of Ube st ive years. with witte | /5303 ake i the whole countrs, You can neither get rid | wouid ot only spplaud L Pl bet weeld ot | ‘pling theae die' | @ hese several weats. The supply of cattlo is very large for the the eqoulity and brotherhood of !l Lowasity of mor can change the balf million Jeading minds | their hands in their kots to help the megro. | \4 i . —aud they are generally heavy, fat animals. Prices WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY Corcinily rynpetbising with ai the objects of the soclety, with | of tbe South. Battie does mot convert o million Mre. MAKY GREES of nm.-u.m wpoke for about & quarter | vt of grants to sll objects, o . ) e Reree Begvon'™ | of ‘men. “Natioos do pot hve ar ebany o7 Many Guans g E vy of hee b o L et 21 St img he pobiications, eol- | have stesdily declined from je. below last week's rates, at the WAREROOMS' sid OFYICE, My PisLiire—We beve other lesters, but We will reserve | battles; they live aud change by efforte. God peatedly spplauded. ko ke clce, with lucideidals, | opening. 10 searly 1ic. at (be close, onTueeday p. m., and it was Noe. 97 CHAMBERS m.d ™9 and ) READE.STS., New: shem for avotber occasion. change life-long prejudices, but he takes them away every 20 The meeting shortly after adjourned to 74 in the evening. Y2 wiib the greatest dificulty that ali were disposed of. Helders Also, AT WHOLESALE by the LEADING mmu 1blicatione now on hoved " them, knowing that more droves were almost bere, eare, and leaves room for the fresh young truth to grow. We EVENING SESSION. t about last Taes- RESOLUTION®. My Pymiure then read the folowlug resolutione Lav; av'y stated thot they woud forw the subject of y to take their places. Sheep are d day's rates, but 1. lower than they sold aton Tharsday. Hogs v o B o 0 4: ) d —_— e n o - | are e 1gb, La uris, e R Togertmans b poeate, S48 30, Se0s. | he ;,.::c::.rn‘l L e e ' | tone to Pabication Fond. ©4420 84; income from Buikding ¥ond, ——— ) ) #1060, of this department, § 59 4. - I vove, $119 710 42, salaries 1Anwouncements | Pot your Clothes away with Ceder Camphot 65 765 *ury sguinsb Beavrivon, WOMEN. g ko, with fraight, sdvertisiog. wrap '\ bardegpfose liodicandagngen Total disbmroeients o aabi vages of CLOTHES oo 41,254 70 ol distmrseents of the Basuess |y gyjuciive fomtare of Janep's " EMauL pu PA &uzgite everywhers, T ]s-_:";l-"cv C. is scld by ding the report, Mr. WARKEX referred to tho | Which seis it apurt from o Suephie ovvTIRs HARR MAN, Boston. soned wowen are taken out from the midst of the na- Sios st the masking, osterdey and today: Yy eatime, bow ehall we fortify Justice ! how shall we t covsidering w nation owes the negro, what it terit, sible? I think there is a little mistake iu iwed him, and rewembering the lesson of the way, it is evi- | appre xm:‘ (u{m:uvn of the South on this guestion, 1do | boved to see the time when Eqosl Kights sbo In 1o course for as to iher safe. jost, or hovorable, | not helseve that tbe South dreads simply negro suffrage, Itis | 89d not the exception, when nuch men as Frod [l pl 8 g gy o g s g goltiea] right enjoyed by | not there that the South meets the bight of the qoestion. A and others, men of dark akis, should be eligih o m';_‘mm“ ' cireuiatan Ty of pail o town poll, is not, after all such of trost and emolumept, He was & believer in the docthine of “Nescived, That the present cendition of the negro e o t comes Iaser in the programme, | Muke 8 man and lot bim be." [Applause ) Beadem, bat of soffer g slimost equal with that be enda; ves in South Carolins, with ever; “The timo will come when that self-evident act of justice shall of entire dejendence e the white race for_every privilege, and gro suffrage ouly; Tt | be secared to wll men aud " women, binck as well’ as white Tecoguition of every rignt—that po were ensciment of Congress This was the tendency of things Congress was uot decided Ping-paper, epresentatives in the House of Repre- Kier s — «can attex (his, nuiens it makes hiw i every rerpect the sbaciute equal " on that point, Lut the question sbould be agitat ishing conditio B d | ment, houast aid true. it be s - 3h stex i, unlese b makae ry ate eg :;?;'"'c:tnm‘."':'an'. It meavs NowOrleaus ot i o sgitated, the Prest | flourishiug condition of the Society, but said thero was muob + Hebe BPISE L ETIL Lo enders (Bt Judguien ’ % dent and bis Cabi o o 0 Now- S o e BTt e, e ey s h Mory s e | ST countng " moris Bermerchan et anl bis Cabioet should bo degonaced, il compromise | sl to be dose. One of tho Now-Evglard States whioh tad | oot “filiqualsnd spprosa o ha use by e Pa er p 5 50t o work fo that before 5,003,000 of paiscaed seen and The meeting was largely attended at the evening 1 t apeaker said that ho Mr. Philiips occupled the ebair. Th won the Kov. JORN T. SANGENT of Bostoo, should be scouted, the people ahould be summoned to & Con- | beretofore been considered to bo liberally supplied with the | Puin Waller, Mu. »f e they are foitiating 1 the glas of Jameica, aud find thet apro- sentatives, among ber chief officers, colored wen, igre: | gress on the solemn crisls, we should ralse bigher wud bighor | means of gracs, was now without a large proportion of pastors oo, shemp e st e emancpuieduegrcotef ibwania e | (0L Coesap'Ey Columbia o tako b seat will ad s col. | the baneer O S momnirente. arer ovor church-towen | fof ia shuehes, whilo there was a1so that great nambet of the e e e B B o ooy b aly O Bt i bt '3 bon the Gomimitioen are paised | MEiMate, agitate, uotil we shall break down the barriers of op: | pder who necded the efforta o the Bociety. 'No Kociety had weape bt I Intrigaes, once it followed s | there must be white and colored men on ¢ Both will be | pression the world over. Amour President here to-night bas | over a larger kome field of operations, or 8 larger seepousi ly to & pajnt or e AN’D c U F F o new it folows P e nd chicasery ence fourd inspecting rvp.“ pablic improvements, suck aa rall- | $aid, the White THovss s to-day the ~headquar- | bility. Brosdway, ssle Agent and lis FOR i) i hasequariers o Kichmend, w1t encampa o the Whike | way schemes e then the next (king s boial equuity Thet! |08 o0 (b~ Hebion, _0ad " (ke President of tho ADDRESS OF THE REY. J. G, ALVOLD. ~ oy g e LADIES : where thern man meets the question. The Northera | UD ates s playing for & second term of office. | The Rev. Mr. ALvO) f th ke Soe 1 i e e T 3 LY0KD, one of the Secretaries of the Society, 17 18 N0 WONDER g N Detrayed the loyy B s always seon Bt 06 far as nia nose, but an inch | Mr. Sergent proceoded to make so | then nddressed the meeting. Te said that altbougs. th 121 | Thet you have pocs Coffes when your cock AND CENTLEMEN, i » ungeat remsrks on t : bebind it. [Laughter.) The Southern man sees beyond it and | 4ction of Mr. Secretary Beward, w & voked the risibl 3 he should been b a0 , pro 0 ris oereafon; ihat b Mlouid long a0 Bae Lo e nclion, | the South sees it to-duy. Sho knows that the rea] losaon of | of the audieice, and contianed somewhat as follow raTer e t d this war is that there is 1o distinction of races; that the Amer- | determined that this llllnx sball suceeed even if we b e it over, bound band and foot, inte the baide of its onee con- « of the Socinly in conneetion with the army b sed, yet Lo knew that the work of the Suclety duriug the o war would bring forth good fruit for God. The army had re- o ¥ else poars lakewarm water over it. Al d v ‘Wholesale & Retail, Twe Teaxin CorvenPor. st o Fopose of daening W securs and pencetel | {118 W10 L3 litan_character which die in the straggle. (Applause.) I by - ea is of cosmopolitan character which welcomes stragg! use.] It can no more be stopped | " 0 - - Rescieed, Tuat the cordial thanks of the nation. especiully of the | toits magnanamous bosotw 1!l races aud all croeds. The Soath | than the waters of tho sea can be driven back or the Yok of | :1'.‘-:1“.::.“ If\.':,"1.‘-{1‘:1:112‘»1'21’.t h.‘nl; ?.:e::‘o b':lln'.‘)u:m;h-t:n '2! Tergisn Batns, No. 13 Laight-st., are again open 387 BROADWAY! x‘ Y’ ——————— t0 the public. eniarged and iwproved. Hours—Gents, 6 to 8 &, m., Abe: tionists, doe to the elear-sighted and f on be i e ig! devoted coursge of | knows it and sbe resists universal suffrage as_a volant courier | M % bo shaken. Let n-‘ln:gmrm, but go on eheer- | proportion of that army went into the fight and met the Cougrees for its check mud reluke 1o tresson by pessing the Civdl | of the Army of Equality that comes behind. Tuere ful and coufident thrt Ri 1 finall ph, 3 muu.‘;fln:.nwmn:ylammluv m'."(.lmm e e dh’mm‘“ me’qm“om B ‘h_h‘:: 'THE REV. MB. HEPWORTA'S ‘l_“-z“‘“ml . ;I::Ill:'n‘u‘n:llm m“ .»I.J' x’a:n.c: of ‘;n‘. ‘(‘m-pel, Some | 1109 p m. Ladiex, 16 1012 6. . Bundeys—Gents, €10 128 m. o Beniped i we dumand of Gongom o ety whiki o const, | sk elive that the Uack man n the darkest Lovel of South | | The Rev. Me. Herpwonri of Hoston waa the next speaker. | i the colored S e e H i rrTr— e o e Ve e peiteal | B0 irm i as thoroughly an Aumerican reprosentative as Joln | He said that ho did 8ot believo that any man or combluation | had e ahos cata dae of the sotered rogt |- F1v T I e o)1 (o paaert 29 ! e e e Teciasntiun. of Tndeperderice. does ot | of men could loug stand in the way of iberty. America was T I P e e e Tl e Five MisprebLmapgmos funoot oSS 2 .W~ 3 ettied by the defeat of the Re ot beloug 1o ouf civilization | Applase.) prler s by R el L e P K R B Mo BB T JU B B g B R R oI b ibnane nd P R e % =i Copwbiban fn s cousituicon” wnd atlolsecee wlich “I'ie Ammcrican Auti-Slavery Soclty I8 now coextensive with | and though Congress way in ten years be all bought over, | bo turued toward those e Gt o Pl heteaad oy | Sivten of Rimebeek I Y., ~coversl of theos maskineg 3 putsas | iaciuetion o civi o policel Fghia smong e citven our Reagrapbical extent. The whole aation fs turned uto ono | though anotber civil war more éreadfal and sanguinary than | bondage, and he could say trutbfully that B Tanters ot i | L, et nover meed s Sowing Maekine of ca Ko e I bE: Srmce o gecens wa Uiy to Gl oo e loycizen of e e freck b, onderyiog which I Tknorizg of all racs, | that out of which we have just ewerged, stould come, in the | Knowledge tho negro race was destined to g T ey LS O T L g Ly oo Ladies’ Victoria Tumn. Ladies’ urne cllem Sin Lo pee by e o Convenion i noh | M0 1404 ewso of tho W notbiug sbortof 1. (Applanse.| | end Libery sbal mean bty throughout the onireextentof | ltrary. Amoug i freedmen tho Society had e o B e Sl A bt wacuTur v (i s a pises o Congrems by chice of senaters sd represesta The Sonth has learned it, and kn he Nortbhan not | our domain. In 1461 it was ordaioed at Washington that every | in their organized school, of which there were 700, it et Y . Collar. ut thet the basis of fnal setilement should be universal sufftage aud | Joarned it yet. She is willing | slave who was made use of by his master in aid of the Re. d be believed that from their isbors great kel antversel sasvecty. |Applavse.) 10 acospt it. 11 he o %d pres | bellion, should be free. The Deinocratic party all over the land " But, during bis travel through the euti BooARDUS'S GALLERY. Rl Tt oo of great princiyle fo immediste | e her sentiments to the world. There s abundant evi. | shuddered,conservative Ropublica 81t was tho begining of und & great voluntary yearniog for knowledga Waxpnors, Tavion & Baows of Philedelphia. e g bave B s e deferte Tt Wy, and s | Qemoo o show thatfo My the Sout waa ready (o accept the the end and Copperhesds read it wan the prophey of their & the Rogro, pod b had seen pat v e 0 Fuxm MinaTuRss e hoener erpenes o slle uty okl o 8oy bl bt | Northern idew Wiy wa t not done o R e s B LI L T B B e TR S o e s e T o e e s i ot i pasie S of b Warpouiposs e = My friend Mr. Fiothingham says Andrew) Johnson fs no | Which bave ensusd from that act! Mr. Hepworth thon al- | expected the Society to continus its work, aud to this o s 7 Tuded 80 1bo subsequent prociamations of President Lincoin, | they bad propared & umber of Nitle books’ among which was | A TIARVARD GRADUATE will fit Students at New- lossen of bt N Rontpones Justce, weakens libertz, Jeopards | traitor. Ho never promised anything. and ho Las failled it. r: =y ma‘ ::;.; s been for the last -.,:'.,. ears. Better defest z“;‘i ‘:hn 1;!|.m ::d o "““u‘i uns‘o; hahre"r mg proni;u ohl-ruium}‘l:; m: one W hn ml | ue BUCCHSs OB & COM Pro: of rights. (Ap) \ 1y 8- poured out words, and nothing in them, is | only piece of literature wort) 80 e e et of Tt o xarbiane) | treason Gommenced when he- accepted tho foadership of the | the ‘Mount. Now in 18604 Yexult has baen o lege. Address R M. Oris, Combridge, Mass. Referen- ambridge. the; e s, C 3 wi, New. York; Dr. Hill, Br. Peabody, C L——— all jmep fyee as the | the Christian spelliug book, which -I'Elge rmonon | every family ln‘mo The re ,2:‘;':::“‘-: ”nvfo:: bed. ‘The | cluded by sppealing o tiose present for thelr infuence and 186 than thuwsrt the coarse of events tnd surrender the fraits of | North in this groat struggle. Taking office in the name of & | CIvll Bights bill bas been passed the Presidential veto . . beir contril inst C| vn?.:yuby lg:ol:“:c“l:{ :".Tm: -ln‘m m:plu peace on terms | dominant party that carried us through the war, he now fe- I:rm applanse), and m ’oun‘ 1;5, may well feel proud ‘vofl. e e s L :‘ e :J‘.".:?kl’l:?‘t'fn .?."."cf.?:'"'-‘-uflu ?.'fl'l"lfi . cion, TAPEASSC] | ion the asg | (036810 86TV tho party that elevited blm. (Applause;] Thero | that this’ thiog has been ~ dont Ay Rl et RPVARES OF TNR REV. DB. VERMILYE BB W3S ents por pound Wheleale Depet. No. 134 Resdest " & _politicians of our di eful L e ue, Y, one more thin fou and imitated the trocklin, f agrac is treason. He kuew what he was sssuming. Very tri bere is bub one step furthe: After another vocal exereise from tue students, the Chair- ——— y re traitors, as our friend told us, and stupid traitors, If | for whieh ~we desire to agitate, aud th any idolg—w bich some ofmy frends thak T havo-.it s | 01ce adtaiged, their sooiety may bo blowh. to the winds. Tiis | houueed go speak, w e e iy absoat on aocount of ihe | » DR BROADUENT will examino invalids free, eve 5d tho Rebels o L #rqhnl ‘Bu-yl 6 horse-tumer. (Laugbter.] | W demand in the name of the logic of events. Give the black | iliness of his wife. Rev. Dr. VERMILTE then addressed Torspay sod WuDNRDAY, from 10 to 3 o'clock, a8 No. 678 uioscad ( L wss ro0riag lotaly an taresting docouat,of he aming of & | B Lh L e ore 10 say 1o i There were bws i yoar Which WAs DASDG OVOE | Tori v be kot 1w s oo Sl shesss b ead by evory e : ean be b I pammmpap s, | Stickess it be foh A X L e S e, T vour away, an an awfal fit of indiges- t Wasl s folows: Andrew Johnsos, our President, had | tiov, and wes o wiok lion for & week. " (Lavgbter.] Evor °L‘u“.:‘:i“1}';1.‘.‘.°‘-.u’3u:'|.‘%}“.i::‘i'm'::?§l‘:“ 'mént | DR. DILLENBACK IS OPENED AN OFFICE at No, 113 sar o Wbtk had et thay | Nioth-st., s few doore weet of Brosdway, New-York, where he will erss. by admitting the white eristoeracy of Colorsdo s Republican Siate into this Union—t stultified themselves. betrayed wnd gave the Traitor of 113 Wiie House and ths Rebelsof the Sout | B0t th ageinst al their 1 i i i £ : i $ £ saying “ Abral :‘M ‘were now in the third olél:h'::“w:ud: ::l'e‘m‘ fl'n II: ‘b ‘mn’ write " and the answer came back, * Society, and to the Society the members stand there . The first n ferocious free.” 3 was not on f 0od but 1 the | touched him, The . instinct, never eveuiag. The Tract Soclety origluated n Boston, and be | be o siendunce Tuvnanst «nd FRIDAY of each week. ack o ee— woral contest; " oured one h ussar's At this point there was o faint hiss, and Mr, Hepworth sal znlhdpflwzl:j nwuof'o:fluvn{ nigh & genera- o Tyler in it; and another with Fillmore; and +* A hiss at freedom. i G s "ml:h rgt‘l‘lsi‘:' .E“Tu"m“"fu‘.."";:']"fi.'&"’nfm G b i et e gttt | el A Tl it g et n et o | o et G e, befn 2153 Pasrngers Arvired - real 10 TOSO AN ] P Ry LTt G T ot | SO 0l LIPS S 0 | et Bt vyt | IR S T B | RS ST e e e otoge * wes William 6 Garieen, . [Agplasse.] | (hink be eatered ofios aa wiss as Browaiow, & perivetly & , but mpt to paredy the Seripturss.” littie tracts, and it appéared to bim thet this was & work | tin ) “Commodore J, Tathell, P, Skehan, Mis . low, as_perfe 3 Mr. HEPwORTH sald he did , Capt, G. \ Commuodore J. o b g o, hl;':‘“:;’:';“m‘ we cad never go | Bzt of tie underlying principles and osomslios s bl o, | auy an whose A wenld oo ‘m"{:lnu'i':lfl gt W R ey ey s e L k Mr. sid M O N T e s LT i | ther (Tomnossssas—Fowlor and Maynerd, end the rest of | Jectionabio S W o R A R R g gl 3 wett, 414 % et R 3 SomothiAE ke think siace. | Thos To wu vallod Lok s CR08 heuith petie sgntwess. commeated on I0G 40 | ooy DaLUABIAR house® word weslth hod grown. and how | I . o 3 oul . 3 ! ity. o Lotton. - an a) 850, were w cl ¥ - . in Awmerica, or if it had been an organised governmeat, it | through the war remains & usit in (9 t::r:%-:n‘;l’ b m:: vodiera in ‘the aruy the war ‘:fll‘dh.h-l'?'“gu';hnt: :3.‘5&%':?-:&; 'x.:": e roreaut thes 1bok she bl ot Ship N han, Mise M. Cocley. Mrs. would be no more; but it is more thun an idea, more than & | one President, X0, ) iy oy wn . and that is Grast. (Applause ] They saw | one year longer, and our debt increased 100,000, portant then, that the selec. Latest Ship News. It la o conaition of society. It la ook us has | plainly thetif we ramain, a uni there 1 Aplase ) sl oy | moro, - [Appiuuse.] "If we say to the biack mas g o tion of that literature should be carelul. God bad carried ANRIVED. often_sni were, the ame o Prosidency. W I Sowent ot Xdrew | evervtling but a raan, the doom of America {s written on the | badstoss oo vin CX G T g A R Br), 1 Liverpoel Aprl 26, via nal Steam Navige. ryto what he felt in hin b But this opened an immense field for sach socie- | tion ¢ nd he felt that there was respons {ug on the church. Hehad that day seena | town od 1 inis which proved to him that the freedmen | Queruutive for cbiervation. for religious_ teaching, and he felt that the eamehip Metcidita, Wilians, Havans 3d inst., with sugar, &e., to N .-.nt 10 3- ‘(;:‘::t'!gnt‘!:nu vlguktlhh-v;”.:t:fi :; 3«:‘ Joxmwn et themy s to break that party up. That is his | blue vault of heaven and we must go down. :'&: poonie T2 tholt ‘Batory. and 15 (bele traditions. | would sink him a0 fathome o g O s T Vary retatva te oo ahee op. | - o o) % g o mark relative to ” i ow Sow 0 el ayvien lo b Eradicatedt Tere ia our | wiinciple, or e would betraft sia doo ‘a0t hate » priner. | parody of the Scriptures, made a r-.-';wm.uon":'.&. Soatey | Dllty sow re 2;‘“' bow u‘:.nw meet Slavery as a social system ! Ouly Exn neither does he love it. 78 if that party breaks, pos. | Of What Le said. He did not differ from what Mr. Hepwort prerogative. We can do it, and ome of the & lements may float 0 around me. 8¢ waid, he simply wished to put the most charit 1 unbi s deing it by our schaos, oar secetlen by the Eresdiens | the eme thing, tome o th slements may st Soward savs | Ch'what had iranspired, © aritabie construction | church must satisly that anxiety. They owed a deep | “WES G 0 un (ot London), Kyle, Liverpool March 25 ':'#-' o e s Yo | SiE ot mack of & Waios, o7 M Agow Yot ol b Ghaver. | (M. SHLESUE S0 [ho8 SSmehend do 0 neet ot It oo e peatle whieh”toey couldnever par, o | bt T i Nirong wosterly gaies the e foart, Wo allow none of thom to go there wbo are ot Beart- work to break the Republica oy e ¢ A ted | bliguti N i Fy a bad boes og the megro race in past . Now, M Bark Reindes Ny , Well , ) B p party to picces, i in the Sout sald, thom 08 il "they 'oould Tto repair " this | dn&:‘m;[:w':!uw’ ol R dvagies £ By " Heruuds, 16 days, with produce to men, and he wonld praise me to-da we.) Tue Republican party | Wor. Mr. Flagg then narratad several incidents in which | vttt e Sl el BCCL My snen ns T . A, Fics (Pr to 10 tho black man. Applauss.| W ‘sebool, N ! | We send down tde | He use xporience duriug the progress of the 1840 | tramenduousinjury. He folt et satifction i urkiug teso orthern respect for manhood, childbood, | to get him iiberty, masliness 830 humanlines, r 3 o vonomination. (A ppl purity and chastity. We | did not_reeognize the fact. I i | Middieton & € e epan o t wont o, step by step. himself and a companion had beou fed, cared for, otected : to'be the | AL et ihe bssla of bumanity, and, if we are al- | o concilate bim unt] ther bave to-day domiratrad tie rIng | 1o's perilous eacapo from Southern prisons. . _— Walet o the e o bt o B e T o e Sl [ Loah it mes on the Soaibers mind. We do o .'"::k foo :“%d" e tion, 43 tireparable losy, aad [am At this point there wore loud cries fo; e B eratas I he of Slavery when that suhrie Horrieia (Be. Cooper, Bermada, 14 days, with produce to Cents. Reversible Cents. Enw:h Paper shadow of the poiaf Lt et ol oral - eloged o ma | o g e 10 | MeCol Paper Cuffs. 3."."‘".'.'.."':.’ o :e'n_ug —— the eontriling peo ki Efl“‘a}h?fi.x-fl;:m Mend, 'l‘{‘l:-"m'clll: oo fo tave tre Mr. Puruirs’ rose and said that he felt ubliged. aud ke was L ‘;‘f.,‘;:f:':s."fl.‘.‘.’.fi:"A'f.b.‘.'f.:‘.",."'l!}‘.:c". Boalety ‘j:lu"d' | S0k, Pasta Fapaler (5 Buston), $1m, TSN g o o AD jeave ue & aingle plank of our | win it the next time a divisio Py \{ldren shall | assurred (be nudieace feit with Lim oxceedingly obliged to the | giet 8 MIAING | sngar oung & Ca: yex. 0 is made on the battle-fi . " s | tiat they would not refer to the subject of Slavery in'their pub- | Westport), Terhune, Eleathera, 7 days, with eld, the | wentloman, who has just left the wtand, (oF coming forwaid as | Jioations; he folc that an awful deiiection of duty had been | w.” x e g e eldon, Newport . Camalls, Hurlbat, Eastport, with lusber. TR Foster, Clark, Cherryfield, s iy i Wo sl e i, ot | 7SS 1 O ST £ G - - o ) absolute justice above it, ‘With n d white, but tbat would be notbing unless vou give them | head. [Great applause.] When M':l:voym';;?:‘rm -'.;:'r uer | 8 lively wituess to testify 10 the kinduess, the instinet. tue love d L whie b i b wbing ity nd "tho ety of the ovlored ‘race. A “willo muu ff:fl":;»;’.’;,’fi.'.’,".‘.‘.’fl;:}”" - urege. g withous this right. | wers duvided, Jot It sey that we word divided, Kndwring | ston. " Fhe ‘mstimcs of (ke colored race’ bad et 4 thesehies with the protest which pplause.] But was it not pos- sibls to bring the two Societies together again on an honorable i nl be -ou.h’f'vuwni the ballot—tbe pillar, the corver. ! shauid be sotking widlout the ballot—ibe pillar, e corver. | what they winted, and siraggiing for it with tieir whoie it and when Bewerd In (8o dark dave of 1001 wes pro: | Droe’ d be believed tho feclings of the | 2l Matanzes, Kilby, Calais, 24 days, with Jumber to Jed. Fry, okl for auas, power, prestige, bie prolection N0 | e iy t'.‘}L’f::ne‘:'firnle::hu'l;;:fi«#: =T f o by b g oy e oo S Ll i S "1“"*',",';"""""":3'."".“"" b Seunited: herefvn, ho whould ' ) : : ould et bo changed by ¢ ng convulsion, the Legrv's | fhink it would be st impotin to “the cause of rellgion. S, Guotioer, i et 2o by B e Man * Lemien, b's title- . .,,..mn.u:fv‘.“.u"-?‘.“fi.:’fi.“:fif'.;.?“,‘l;'"'m"fi" they failed in it. Let us struggle, and encceed.” | fustinct lnug 31ed gaeiel dogredation 15 Which:he Bas bees Mot 00 lag & | stuistary Wrttes our fale, If 1t edies fa that, Tt it record | truat to 4,000, w6 plunged, A man says give the nearo the bullof, - was no_cure for this national past, but in | prisoncr escaping fro : v Justice to every human being and that we | When Le suw a black face he could trust A‘n.:!or it.” The negro is our only ele rength | Cuvier said thut give him but on A By ey it 18 on him the atructure of lity is to | build the whole structure of the ] i i arg) hant e e 1o d write, | sufftage was to bim (Ar. Phillips) the circle and influence of Northern journals; we | esied to bim the whole structure of poace aud prosperity, t the bright future only en, theis Willetts, Stonis, let thom ba again united and. g0 forth In | 5 the uame of the Lord to do good. It could be done by wise and A A Jodicions counsela, and than they could go hand f hand to ne aud bo wil l.;fl,,{,,,l..y‘]m. great work whioh God had given them to do. 1 pplause mal boue, and pro Tho CHAIKMAN sald it was proper to state that the subject u incts than to 4.000,000 swords. Libby and Ands minds and thoughts Moot Hope, Farnuw, Rockland. . Kendoskeag, Cole, Harriogton, 12 days, with spare to Chas %, OF Lecause it s 8 good thing for bim, bu{ wmn:t ‘wu_abeolute right [Apglause.) The right of suffra h A PORT lsclate right | [Apglasse.] The right of wiffiage | wasi them fo bo where thelr miuds can be reached by the | rmuess sud safey. *Universal sufirags saya o tho masses: | oy TRk Dy, ol u cvemes et S heus paamin 1 PoN) : skl ahvars i o o cutrage G princi htehy, L‘i‘.‘::fi“fi.fl’f.“,....."”"".':‘.’,‘“;?.:,:';;’..:.,'“", ,,'“",,,,,';‘;*.,,,,T,“,:h{u,fi o ycu bave cnyihing fo ey, uter it v hare syl e e e ety oah oty | Beb: Lo Yok, Reeharh Vi ABLE BOARD FENCE with adjastabl satter of co I the effect of | Bhe told us that she did d u of speal n' an Koglis! orer | 1y f the sam . ' v, braces, wind and freshet. mvfbu at h- - IT Ak, B not want them to come within the | wants to do a2yihing. soolal ma. | fhiing pout O[S0 50 Joo proriow greshens. | Khbets o vurlat E D8, 3 78 Mhe'wltiuge Lot iegr0 but 05 do wo you wil do | eiroe of gur {afuence, that sha"wanld in that cuse be bulding | ebive, e i Sroualtios, B, | istiag posttion of mattars was faverable (o the lesking hrward v L T e b o v nilies for us it Ser yery mhdet Sbe seid the dend weizht of | the obly remed be lae, A Maspgelusetia Taborer drdaion fo Seoeclod cugidy ot iRy o ol e e R ) i i in eitlier mo » Now York.