New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-08

The whole number OF coored the free States being
stated 10 be l by the o eiO from ms hniDel we
Ieinct the i6 shown coloe pers"n'. there IeInl
$50 cololed the tree States or one III apul W
which your menoralsts are satisfied greatly be! ono if NC
tuu proportion because. far your msmoTIlisA nave
been able asccitn the proportion O the insane hnnns M
free rooret greater than the white pOuhuouo
the tree States 1t stated tor example by Dr nay Hie
Physician o tire Luna,c Aslm OF the Sa,e q, ,n,. ' IN
the Mnatlc Asylum BIncKwrs Island IN Inc .9uny %,
New oE are Gui e Su In @ the propo
existed in the free coored population oil fhnepha. L
the CELSIUS IS likewise elfcontrdctory. asserting that there
nre "a free coored afflicted with these dspensatlo' III tow
which contain no cOlurei inhabitants.
Thirdly In regard to the third allegation which asserts that
Of the the free eoored IN Inc Ere 'ara h
words thai there ure % co coored supported Of the public
thew have furnished in answer second nlecnton sui
icent facts Ia i.proye the entire ACCURACY OF tls nhuns
assertion. And your mcmornlsts iufie believe ,iaa
same errors have crept the Census and other documents
based thereon regard TO the paupeis o. re N IN
the Insane &c. Especially when y2u nem2ra n HSg
phin there these places one co.Ie pnuf 70 h, the
If the coore, population proportion when !, hoi ,, Wv
anil rs these cite cuntin 81 90 than one sixth par Oh
the entire coiofcd population Of the rec Stes hu ~
known Tint the proportion u pnupes i'll THIS rs Wen Is III
iher Gin SIS is greatest N large cites far inference ihlt
the third aesaon least much o 1t as relates 10 pau'e'
Foy In relation To tie fourth allegation. winch IN sub
stance TINT the slaves haze improved NJ io!IS.
menons would observe. tina, the natural increase OF ue
slaves which i, greater than the of the whites
Or of the free ccore Is measure Of their rentive ecundy;
moi of their relative condition WINS the per cent1se oi
Longevity and the .a,n OF mortality which tests oi eh-
tive condition. greatly favor CT the ,re coioed ne more
remotely they may be removed time from slavery OF l
slaves who live beyond 81 only 10 ~ per cent we
free cclored the fee states who 1--we beyond % are
6s showing ba lance OF s per cent IN avot OF the con-
dtion OF the free colured. 49,, H. H., i, In,
In the ciies of NewYor and Phiadeloha. by The cg IN,
,pectors reports appears that oIt popuInionoi oIOo
free conred have diminished their c mortality from IL
II Philadelphia and q New York 1sO to IN ~ IN
both places le3 ben. distinct Improvement IN eGndtC
of al cns 100 per . years There are no recorcS vi
the mortality among the slaves. c.. ., .
fherear N
popuatjOn of 1000 coore persons 40 w children on an
age 10 go 10 school school 10 eveyl5 children IN ADDITION
10 large number children attending white schools ana
number OF cooed students who pursuing ne studies ~
(berlin Western Theological seminary and Dartmouth oq.
lege whilst children OF slaves IRE forbidden 70 H thuE
read under heavy penalties n me states winch my no,
changed the cnccn rfldOnsedt beng the penalty o' le
second offence Your ieroriust do not deem IL ireeI
10 nte IN this connexion that the proportion OF ADULTS above
% years of nge who Tenabr write Is IN lUo 10 me
States which have changed the Gnccnt relations the Tree
States Wills: the number of adults wh" cannot read and write
in IA IN the States that have not changed the ancient eia
rerad TO morals believing that religion is the only basis OF
sound morals your emorass would state that here are 10
the 10 900 free coored people oil The Tree States.