The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03 00:00:00

ive of a most forioro,

,_which had b,

for the last two hundred 10'y!
other side of thebeie,
ble traffic in human
sent evercllj
listenedY, oft,

the ha:

endured in America by I

countrymen, in

ved, by on

.nd kin. He;poke.9f St

there were farms exclusively for breeding 51')A.oie
verting to the arrogance of caste amongst the ;,;eel
he showed that even negroes who had become lot
enjoyed only a nominal freedom ; they could n
a public vehicle, side by side with the white v,`"tV
sit in the same pew at church. He contrasted
the manner in which he had been received in 5P
known.whereThein to
t undering nci
erheuanidistinctiongseta whichnaese tos o
fhterheeal
experiencedci
toyl uhre
o off the yt
was so complete that he could hardly believe '71)0

was living in a state of fiction. For along tinjui(
tated to get into an omnibus, and his surprif.
when he, found himself, for the first time in 1j,,i131
. .

-.red at NV.
entering he was conducted by the verger to a 1:100
immediate vicinity of the preacher. Mr. Co, oft
tinned his narrative in fluent and well chosen
and having resumed his seat
bt Deb
CHAIRMAN expressed the del,g to
n the address, and took occasi°,,, 0 (Y.

novelty oca

strninster Aobe),

The Re-v

at listr.nin

from the sad picture of negro bondage the an'
ble thraldom of the slavery of sin, which gave
sion to point to the advantages of c
Before calling on another speaker, he requesle
lection might be made, during which another ti
performed. It was afterwards announced that it
it
£lO 13s. 9d. had been collected. Tie spoke P
lowed this announcement was the r tOtel
Rev. Dr. CARPENTER.—He said there isrelie‘?
which made that meeting particularly interest
one was that the meeting was one of a religioure c
t
—that all those whom he saw around him we reel)
there for a religious object, that they had ,ce„A,
great numbers to promote the glory of u`'o`
spiritual elevation of mankind. It had aiwt4plpiS
easy to get great assemblages together faineait
gain, out it had only been of late years tua,.;,11
be congregated for objects like that for wh,li;is
met—it argued well for this town, and Lea,/
The next was the gratification of hearing his 11
(Mr. Crummell) deliver so able an address'
small gratification to see there so noble a rifecf/
of an unfortunately degraded race. Our inp .6
been drawn often before now in aid of the oef'
his race who were to be found in varioila 0)014
world, and he trusted our money would gt!,
in'
in the cause. He would ask who dare stas, lf
of Mr. Crummell he is not as good a man..., of
dare say be is not as good a Christian as 101,
the more immediate object of the men," 'OF
speaker referred to the fact of soldiers and e
been in some respects the special object of the
solicitude, as instanced in the case of the Tl 7
the Apostles, who when chosen by the Loru to „,
chiefly engaged in occupations pertaining OA'
The honoured instruments appointed to
to our shores were fishermen. We owed
to these sailors, and were only paying nacitalei
contributing to the causes which had led t°, 011/4
It was not merely the sailors of Liverpool lecodir
be benefited by the Institution they had °old]]
support, for if the sailors of this port arhee't4
religion, that piety would be carried to ttip
earth. The rev. doctor proceeded to relate i cooelt
singular piety in sailors, some of whom he:00,2
his own observation, and the conviction elt
the mind of the listener that the seafaria&on
means the one the least adapted to the edit" lit"
inspirations. be° r
Our space precludes a further notice of!,,b
of Dr. Carpenter. which were received W.Dicit
applause which usually attends his apPet'
assemblies.
The Rev. W. B. SUTTON followed with aot#:
priate address, after which the company sebierte 01
passed an evening in which were cern .00 totli
recreation and moral instruction. We n'.u1:00100y,
our remarks without offering just testlaif,ll,4
ladies who -had the arranging and- car%ol-"fo'
festive department of the meeting. It iseouse
receipts will leave a profit worthy of the
the expedient was devised.

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