For The Sew-rots Tribune
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Ma. Gzg.r-Ther. u no mistake in my hav-
ins acted as Chairman OF the lnhdel ConVen'ion'
or IN the fact that had labored for tour years 10
bring about that event: or in the most la'eles'iHs
circumstance OF all, that witnessed IN the C!.y o'
New-Yofk meeting OF men and women, ABOUT
two hundred in number, with upwards oil one nun
dred names sent in from those who could not at
tend where considering the aggregates oi 'loi'i,
s-iGua and collective independence ei si'i'i' eNo
moral courage, there were decorum ana harmony
unexamsIed in any deberatly- body met iol Ihs
first ;ine TO organize.


entered the Tabernacle on the 9th day OF May
after two or thee persons had spoken and at ise
hour ! heard Miss Hiichcock's speech. Near Us
close she was assailed by voleys OF misses and ca
mors. She bore the FIRE ike heroine; she quallsd
not, but stood unda.nted and continued TO speak.


Now nv whole life has been devoted 10 INTRO
duce and sustain among men th, inrioidbtty o. the
Freedom Of Thought and Unirersal Mental L'etrfy
was shocked al the idea OF public audience hiss
Ing woman, and, as the readers OF The Boston In
-rstigator know, had expressed my opinion on
that sublec, in relation TO similar course IN Dos
ton toward the talented Mrs. Rose


My language in the Tabernacle was, admire
the spifit of the lady who has just taken her seat
These words have bsen construed 10 lden'lly NE
with the Disunionists and with the Liberty far'y.
As regards the latter, am free ts believe ihattneH
political principles. az far as they have been eA-
pounded tome. are those of our Declaration OF lnde-
pendence: The only Public Document the worio haf
ever seen which comes home TO the Truth, IN all
things and in all respects regarding the rights, In
terests and privileges of Humanity. But differ
'to.o cr'o with all the socalled AboIltionlss OF the
North believing that there is aprincIple peryadlng
all organized beings repulsve 10 violence, ana 'al'
5, you would amend errors or establish flSht, II
must be done with mild, kind and charitable ieel-
incs. or in word By moral suasion devoid OF du-
p!icliy. The People of the South are no more 10
blame for the institution OF Slavery than the Liberty
or any other party for the thousand and one char
tered or countenanced monopolles, which NIL our
country with pauperism, immortality and CRIME
What shall | reply 10 those individuals OF the LID
ery Party, whose seminal princlple-Freedom OF
Thought. Speech and Acton-was conceived IN
the South, born ans nultured in the North TO the
full stature of Political Party who would not
only drive me from an honorable employment, be-
cause, fo,sooth l do not belong 10 their Church !;
but throw me as such course has ever thrown
millions upon millions Of others, an outcast from all
that is viruous and good, into the very vice they
profess 10 deprecate!


Pity, Pity, Pity, forgiveness and my advice to
read Comb-'s works on the Constitution OF Man
and Moral Philosophy, which they may find at any
religious Bookstore in these United States.


WILLIAM C. BELL, of Lexington, Kentucky.