New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

you could DO, have got ibs; hard . s-n uen Alet
ter you might as vel have thrust il into he'll
And that Bruin. though bis name ~on bear usn-
dating sugnterl sets himself up a. iroS- OF enAl
scier b saws thee are Christian girls Who taught
ki the mesnn. o. such Wcrdsi he ssys tntif iatnsI
wishes % raise money 70 pay for tnen ~on1e5 rs
word did no, choke him he bearer fA1i h1H es
the father Of two -Irl. Mary Jane and tfiiAy
Cstarlle EGmCuson. These glrs have been p-rcns-to
ty and once sent . The south, ard upon ne
positive assurance that the money would ce ral-ee
tor them Il returned they we're brought "a +.
Would you believe l. be has rs name signed Z,
this letter. be says be purchased these siris ana
he says that he brought them back on PosiuFe
assurances that they would Be redeemed us Pre-
sumo 20 Be = lie he doubtless brought them back oe
cause be could get prce be sssed for tne N
Bat lie added such crimes az he conies.es n tnis
etier WI hardly be noticed n the Day u Judgment
ie VII Dr. - Lite that . AL 20 down easy enough
Nothing has been yet done In this respect ~ those
WHO promised and ar OF TIE very eve ~ sending
them south TIE second tine vi not regard any
promises made II relation 70 them
Here Ne have lecture on veraclty rom tnl- SA4nL
The JattsT be s5ds. wishes - RAISE money - plr
chase them. and intend. sppesl l. the AoerAly Of
the haHoHe and good AID him and aas requested -
- state 10 writing ~ o9ldfiols sF01 raief ~ NH
sci ~ 11HShfers
We expect . start our servants n few Day. for
the south 4 tie Of 81 30 De raised and PAID 70
II fifteen days Ne b. assured u that SUN tnrn
vii retain them twenty fVe days more % give AZ
opportunity Of raising the other thousand and MY dol
lars, Otherwise We shall be compelled % SEND them
along With our oller servants BAUM HILL
Would 70 God Shakespeare were sti- living Two
words of such efier would have suggested - him ne
mot powerful drama ever written Ihis brlln j.
N IA satan IA. eutrapped him--uot entrsPPed such
be wax willingly into ais to.l-he las been oegulled
~. snd put u writing that be hss purchased
mans daughters and refuses . let their own is'hef
have them.
And now please % sgne your daughters OF sisters
IN bondage suppose them so comeiy that no prlce
less than three thousand dollars would purchase them
suppose a.. this, and set you would act then
Now but one word more and vii close and that =
this Color makes DO difference In bereavement ne
poor when they are bersyed are oereaved indeed
We have a thousand sources 20 which We can turn q
ward OF the edge OF al cton from the most vital
parts. Bat imagine the poor man VINO has ult one
only chld-that loved child that always runs OUT -
meet him after the weary day toll and greet nis re-
turn o. bis humble home Desth comes and taxes that
child away and avs IL IN the grave u was the breath OF
hs life the life 0 his heart bis very soul The poor have
no other heritage but their affections and when you
invade that very sanctuary OF ieeAng tne poorer you
are the worse for them. What have they LETT Look
Al this poor old man His long ago sold ss
slaves 20 labor the Southern pantatons his
aughters unless do something % deiain them,
must too % A worse tate. But trust IN God snd
trust IN you that IL shall be heard from New YORK
that appeal Ike this made in vain, and that
you viii make II heard that these girls must not shall
not be slsves-thai they shall be tree.
The Chairman OF the meeting was DAVID LEE
CHILD. ESQ. forcible and appropriate address was
also made By Or. Downg and the audience repeatedly
testified their sympathy by loud applause The Isoer'
nacle crowded, and the sentiment Of the meeting
warmly and completely in favor Of rescuins the
unfortunate girls from the fate which awaits them AZ
the close the addresses collection was made among
the audience and large number Of contributions we're
handed in The entire amount received, Including
previous contributions then stated 70 be about $50
Farther sums were contributed afterward and the
whole redemption fund including he 500 already de-
posted IN the hands Of the Slave must be up
ward Of 81 400 leaving S. yet to be raised We feel
couhdentthat the benevoence of our citizens will not Re
invoked in vain to complete the work. little exer.
ton and few charitable contributions. made without
delay, viii prevent the sacridce OF two intelligent
Christian girls whose only crime Is in having skin
not colored ike our own.