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friends Of them. we denounce it; but bscsuse feel VI
10 be nv duty (Mr Pilsbury spoke OF the
upon the ssmnolss and as he concluded many people


Mr.. p,LLssusr-His il said, in story. that Rome was
q inc mot ost is think the
Church need despair Of salvation APplausel This


ndcs h;. which soo ~h the chastity s
your daughters Let US look ct tho course o. me Ame
iao mhoh assembled Ts :hos s since They claim to I
the hesvensent messenger to cary inc D.Ols 70 ~. :,
marks made by the Rev Dr. Bcecher, which we're rc-
ported in the Herald, and other paPersl DR. bsscner
be Dr. stowe had said that Jacob lived with four
and that these things were given for QUE
we need in this matter saveholders he says existed
in the primitive churches and might exist in ou. own
could-but such tho character of American Christian
hy. Ny friend Burleigh alluded to the tragedy peR
Constitution Mr.. Burlcigh says the Constitution mur
dered TorIsy But yoa are all the murdersr: You %
Church and how many Of the pulpits Of tho
city lifted up their voices asainst the mss.yr s.;nr
s,m cause tham wa. ever ,'' orgina.ed IN sh: city
say, perish soeh relgion-a religion that did not
in his shroud i had sympathy for him, Here h:ye
assembled in this city minister; from all parts Of The
Tosy wa. made msyr why s scOuss Of
hangs over the natcn7 Oh, no; they CONG to tslk
their religion. wonder not that the editor o. the New
York Herald time ago, in bitter irony. called this
sharsetsr suS the Of the
~ Society, that he might make that exception. But
was well deserved Much as the editor Of the Herald
has been denounced, had rather have ten Nev York
server or It's more @urderous sister the New York Essn
geiist (Amen Loud applause and hisses) What we
Beauty hsr @ Character not time that we take cor
Of her character Il not here only that We
may look for her wickedne-i Go to Mexico The war
god has been aroused from his sumber and human blood
being spilled What are your ministers No s,smS.se %
blood of men il of half much consequence -
whether child should be sprinklsd with few drops Of


Assr KELLY Fosrr.. formerly simply Abby Kelly.
now took the standMrs: Foster has grown decidedly
brilliancy Of eye, in which her influence with audi
ence so much consisted still she the same fniid
has ABBY Kelly has taken unto herself husband in the
person Of Stephen L. Foster the gentleman who has de-
Mrs rossP speak oday with rssc
tance My place not in the city but in the back woods,
ject which has not been touched which think deserves


notice at the hands Of hs society While the newsboys


IN this great Babel the only sympathy fe about tho wss
here is with those who are buying and selling stock.
making some allusion to it When than hall
tury ago slavcowner bcqueathed his daughter 70 20
when such man said Il rembie for my country when


reflect that Gods just and that his justice will not sleep
COT


will y his sss as &.
Olicsm Of Mexico showed itself far holy than the
professionalism of the United States when swept ts slave
for the o
auction blocks and Of fastening chants on that ground
sg SS sns on s s s war
must be scourgc to this nation although u
s Be deemed Il x :. s sa. ~S.n ss
declared for the purpose Of selling American
mot otQatA IL w
sdered small matter. | know that Mexico ID scorned
asa. as weak G and powsr,s. nation .. % .ns
be dashed in pieces like Potters vessel unless speedy
i made do no. believe q this ,.
sealed and nothing can sayeit (aisses ana spgiau.s
But, is asked have we not had wars with Crest Brf
tain and again. and IL able to stand aucccs
fully before the rampant lion Of England shall We quau
before the weak inhabitants Of Mexico There are ye
rious why should fail in this Mexican Lk
remember that the war commenced the very Of
summer time How are you going to raise an army q
Serh tss South g. every YER hold must stand 70
can do to protect Ssr.. from slave insurscsss during
the war An army must be raised at the North Many
do go, how will they bear the fatgues and marches H
by day. and camping under the heavy dsws Of the
French army aid not fall before the bali and stsel Of The
St Domingo PATRIOTS but BY the pestlence Remember.
face Remember that God has no attribute which can
take sides with the oppressor Every who engages
ane.s Our fathers were the revolution
because they were ere engaged in holy cause and had
away with 70 energy 2 6ght Tn; a,, nation :ss
the floor Of Congress number Of slaves ready to
at the first tap Of the drum. Let Mexico but plant
she by from Great Britain and the slaves Of
the South will be ready to join them and assist those who
in Csnada who II This government obtains possesajon
that country fearful being back who Win hghi
dams who roam over the buffalo prairie q the far west
the unforgetting Indians, who arc only waiting fora
will you 60 to Mexico Mr. Chairman, (turning to the
dience) will you got will youl


few on us will daughter applause. cries of yes.
no hissses, ec9


/. Ts q. nson DC I'M pssp: :. ss .aa
the whole be blessing. II will--it viii


sion depicted in his said that the house was
FIRE directly under the platform Upon this the whole
csly swinging her about in exquisite dumb show
Most Of tho people made their exit tquck - possible
rss s under ~
set fire TO- The audience suspended to meet ct O'CLOCK


ArrxR~oos SESSION


.soas psf y people gathered ., the meeting of the xn
Slavery society the society Library. Ahsr The trans
% Assr K Fo.rrs ro.e and said she hoped petitions
would bc circulated calling the Ncvhsrn sss:s 70
withdraw from the Union. These petitions should b
sent the State Legislatures and not to Congress- ssh
is optional with the States whehcr they resa in the
conicderscy or not. She hoped this would be done.


Mr. SrgrpEr q. FosrER took the stand and com
cnccd general TRADE against church, stats politics
patriotism picked oysters, and the like 1T said he,
"a mcurnf stctc Of things when poor sbolitioniss
are obliged meet in Now York TO use our sndssvcrs
To abolish slavery. II the church had been true TO s
principles would have been done long ago But the
church failed to fulh ts ito mission and instead Of
being composed Of righteous decent men, II Is
the viles Of all earthly sinks Of niquity. (Hisses-
Upon the church Of this country ress the blood Of TIE
slave and will rise up in Judgment against them one
day or ofhcr.-


was now getting lase and the audience being tired
with tho days work, beginning to retire, DIT roNcr
closed his remarks The meeting will be fsiriy orBan
lied and commence operations this morning


CITY ImtellAgence.


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