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them. And Is universally understood also In regard
to suppressing domestic violence The constitution does not
slaves rebel called upon by that constitution to
put them down. because slave nsurrection is domes site
instructions though we were obliged take down from
their hooks the old muskes that have hung there since
they were used in the attainment Of our own liberties
Though we should be obliged to march the fields,
fresh with brighter grecnness, on the graves Of our
athcrsand though. as your feet ringing over the sod
beneath which they e should wake your sleeping sires
you required to trample them to put down the
spirit OF liberty in the South II Hutaw or Camden should
again become battle acid for the recovery of trampled
rights you must march there and set the tyrant again
upon his bloody throne and tread Under your mac
heel those who are struggling for freedom Yca know
understood tho parties Intended it should be- at the
time Of making it. This is common sense. Now what
did the parties who entered into the compact mean in
gard to hs In relation to the restoration of the slave to
his master should he escape from him II is very plain
point the clause that constitution his slave
stored to him. Courts OF justice have always decided
It. We have, then, in proof that the people 50 under.
stand the bargan;,he trainers Of the constutona the
authorities from thattme to the presentand the voice
of nnety.ni hundredths of the whole nation. Do you
assistance in defence Of the slave sysom and should
somebody to tell you it was not so, you would
s %s y that DO
We refuse to comply with the acquisitions Of the cons
tuition We believe is our duty not to give back the
slave to his master We therefore stand against the
stituon for believe in doing ODE ying the
tho will of our Master. This constitution has always
sent that brand into tho hand Of Jonathan Wakeri What
it that burntls s. hot hssing into the flesh of that
the hungry and clothe the naked What did thisi The
constitution Of the United States Again, when tho news
came to you that the deed of murder had been
mated on him who first filed the command Of God-upon
him who was shut out from friends and kndred-when n
you heard the that the work had finished and
laundering up that Charles T. Torey was murdered by
the constitution Of the United States The blood which
his This he wnsss that
against you. But forbcar for tho passing time warns
me.


recognized here everywhere, and always, a. Garrison
abolitionists.


yo,cn X THE csowD-well. that's cool, anyhow


Mr.. 0Asaios-And firmly believe have a legiti-
mate claim to that appcllation.


LIBERTv PARTY Maxwell think you have Loyd.
tLaughter)


An OLD LADY on THE FRONT sEAr-Now do lot him
cheers)


Mr. GAsa:os-I see in the future that IT is to have
world stand here show that the accusation that has
been brought against us in common Is false What is 1t
to be Garrison abolitionist


A FAT MAN ON THE SrANp-To be an old woman.
Mr.. GARRor-lf listen to the enemies Of the enter.
prise it 10 everything that Is badrebellion against Cod


treason to man. This is forward by those who
sympathy with understand Garrison abolitonist tc
be who regards above all and nst





sectaran bondsand determined to take his position
by the side Of his brother man. and allow himself
slavery in the United States impiy7 Is It weak thing
something that may easily be grappled with if but
treat it gently his two centuries old and has multpli-
cd It's victims from hundreds to millions People tell
that If we are only udcious and careful there is
danger Fools that they are Do they know what slave
has taken possession Of the the church
No man can aspire to any high Office, without joining
A thAx mt avcfIJ md
impiousi When tell you that claims the right over
tho bodies and conscisnces Of men we merely tell you
-adultery-theft alonebut it Is the sin of sins
combined The murdcrer-the thief-he sdultcrcr-arc
Who says thcre shall be marragel The stakeholder
Nothing but concuhinags. And what docs oil this i'm.


is not denied by the Of the Northern people,
slavery wrong but our guilt consists in not saying
that slavery is in all cases sin against God and man.
There are no cases in which man may hold a slave
and be free from guilt Every STAKEHOLDER is
stealer and there cannot by any possibility be ho
voIcE THE CRowD.-Keep cool.


Mr. n;ra,s more than there can be an ho
iibsrty-alway. slavery, and nothing else
Bor ~ THE GALLERr,.No. taint nothing else.


is rigSt' Adufiery! i not always wrOnsi whsnever


man comes to me and says adultery may sometimes be
pi.sss always s''e Sss Oh, Snso ns





this Is not Again call you separate ali union
with savchoders. ] venture a prophecy--thc future
far being w that 80
who loved liberty and feared God Not that they
to the Bible prove that right to make merchan.
II antislavery book affirm that will be the re.
cord Of the historian The extent Of our ndelity con-
the church Of Jesus Christ TO say that manseaers are
members of that church We say that church Of Jesus
Christ always has been an antislavery church, and
n nj nf0an v on~tin
oppression Of the needy This the inAdcty Of which
guilty If there be true definition ofthe Ameri
ought to be repudassd isses Now, % the Southern . S
church puts laveholders into the pulpit at the
mun0n table and consider. them as Christians and
ished, dor, thank God, it shall be abolished)
then our charges against the American church will be
charges of tho An-slavery society against he Amer
hands with shareholders, prove themselves to be body
Of religious imposter As for loving Christ they don't
risees and infinitely do they love Bsrsbss above the
to the Sabbath day for sabbath breakers that
day to use for raising brothers from the dust
The regionss tell u.s. that tn day should wor-
ship Go and not trouble ourselves about the poor and
pass by the other side, and 60 up to our splendid
temples and worship Worship Such worship s bias
q CIV. s.sn:n . s % s M 's aa
will give Of Southern religion and another OF Nor.
thern, that you may have the whole Of il Here Mr..
Garrison read letter from Southern deacon written in
very Pious strain, giving description Of slave hunt,
at which there was much laughter Mr. Garrison said,
this specimen Of the religion Of the southit IL also
the religion Of the North The Rev Dr. Taylor Of Yale
College said, he had doubt IL Jesus Christ
again earth, that under circumstances no would
be saveholder.r What shall be said of tho Rev.
Dr. Tay lors religonl Isn't shamel Before this audi
tear this mask from him. declare him to be un
reconciled to Christ, and hacr Of him. Hisscs and
applausel Then there was DR.. wayland, Of Rhode
island, who after having lsnS discussion with Dr. Full
lcr Of South Carolina, to the concluslhn that
there was little difference Of opinion after all


Here Mr.. GARRISON read an extract from one Of DR..
Waylands letters, in which no substituted the word
adultery" for slavery in order he sad TO let them
how Christian minister's letter in favor OF lesser
crime than slavery would sound Our ears have become
familiarzcd with the latter, that think nothing OF
it. Garrisons version of the letter read something
follows-"My dear brother have read your argument
in favor Of adultery with great interest and find
do not differ much In opinion upon IT, The scripture
doctrine Of adultery, is forth In peculiarly
your own The Bible arguments In favor Of adultery,
set forth with great clearness, and cannot fail 10 i'm
all H. ~ Stn ~rCt