The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10

INTO this world God declares sE9 there be light en-
S:si Tss re sS nome 9 other her
receive the benefits Of those blssngs which de-
signed for him by his Creator The bird with broken
he have to There Is U instinct Il oar
ture an inward prompting in the heart which shows even
and instruction He desires to like the blind Bartc
meas, who called aloud Jesus as he passed. asking
him to give him sight Man requires instruction; The
first ideas in childhood prove this We have sort Of in
stnct, which in childhood prompts enquire
What is this1 what is thatl God places in every mind
this desire to become enghtened and that light is the
test of knowledge Give but requirement in know
ledge and will become satiatcd but like Ho-
me asa TIVE he ksn w
rt the right and has the right possess enghten-
runs he oasc 81 e 9d to Sys the
the care also, of Americans, not to shut out light from
man. II master Gends had the power, and should
make their appearance this earth for the purpose of
emptying it of all its treasures and bringing chaos
again, what would thcy dot Would they pluck down
extingush its satelIitcsp Mono. They would cor.
summate their malice by extnguishng our and de-
priving the world of its light, and producing darkness.
than in any other part Of the world. Emancipation
does not the stain that attaches to them. Give
slave freedom in America, and where do you place him.
Where he must suffer chagrin and odim, and contempt
This is not the time place to dwell upon the prvatons
ed in America / have nothing to do with sec.
tona political prejudices hing of the kind but
he is placed in position which, from want of enlghten
ment makes him to feel the degradation he is doomed to
suffer. lie never can be placed in elevated position
II was not so with Epictetus. He was not thought
SO Little Of for being slave but II Is not in
this country. Let the African be taken by the hand
and sent abroad to his native countrygve him his full
Of mind for the exercise Of his ambition in his
tive land and then you win elevate him. II is great
evil that slavery inflicted here upon the coored
but have doubt that this very infection will be
the cause of good They receive education here
which they never could get at home and can mpar that
education to their brethren sent abroad thus bring
ing great blessing upon the Continent of Africa There
licy but in what does this great power consist is
a secret my friends, which should learn, and
ample which VIC should emulate. Now, but enter the
genial cline OF Italy, where the bright moon in the blue
Propaganda where the lamp light is streaming and
member that in these little cells which to be found
there and tenanted by those who selected from every
nation, and are the promising of the Catholic
Church, those who have been woocd and
drawn into it. These young who there
imbibng the blessing Of education have
been selected from every cline and countryhave been
taken from poverty and neglect and freed from these
shackles Their minds educated-and they are con-
secrated to those who have educated them and he who
Of ignorance, acquires by c, ication wisdom and know
ledge He is devoted to those wlo the first to put
him on the track OF education Tit SC become the most
Jealous and the most faithful mii sioQares and
let us but take these colored men-edrctte themsend
them out board ship, to go towards then homes
to instruct their race and make them the Instruments
Of cvzng these unfortunate people, and they the
fttes to do It. With these views close my rem ks
feel interest in the matter and unh ssita
tngy and hope my friends here will all aid in la
bors
The Rev. Mn. DowNfNc here concluded by prayer
when the meeting separated.