The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

Aboiitionist, I'm Boston.
The following is an abstract the speech intend
lish abolitionist, in Faneul Hall, Boston, ON the
evening of the 18th inst He will make another
effort this evening" at the negro church, in Belknao
street, with what success remains to be seen -
II was not deeply conscious that iu ali that eonsl
the character prosperity and future grestnsss
OF this country felt warm and friendly interest
should deem myself unworthy Of the honor and prtv
lege nov enjoy and the thought that was abusing
your hindDess and bstrsying your confidence would
occasion. From my youth upwards have chsri he'd
sentiments the admiration for tue names
been to live With you ss psopis through al the events
that have made you great nation The viudicstors
Of your rights among my own countrymeu. have been
the objects OF my idolstry have justified your
evolutionary struggle have exutsd in the conq usse
and maiDtsnsnce Of your ind. pendsnce have prayed
for the perpetuty Of your institutions, aud aud
do to night thank GOD that for than thresscsre
years and ten you have furnished nations OF the
duty the preroeatve and ths Glory Of men 20 rov.rn
Themselves Echong the doctrine held by those whs,
though dead yet speak to you from the canvass ON
serted that taxation without tson tyranny
and have interpreted to the right
the election of the makers OF the laws. Citizens Of
Massachusetts, come among you friend Az far
rs am permitted to cal myself the OF
any portion Of my country1asn 1 represent those Who
equally with myself rejoice in your prosperity, and
sympsthize with you In all your effort: TO psrpstusts
liberty amongst yourselves and extend II throughout
the world II there be any in England who envy your
greatness-aDy who lament over the success OF Your
great experiment-any who would gladly see you halt
In your glorious career any who would. II they had
the mesns, impede your progress With such
have neither connection nor sympathy; I leave
them TO ssek Fellowship with the dcspots and
reacionartes OF Europe and to the vigtisut at
teption OF Barclay and Perkinss drsymen fn
with those who held In slavery this soil. and
have sought to promulgate emancipation. scknow-
ledge the justice OF the impeachment aud plead guilty
Ny efsncs reaches far hey limits OF the nted
States My aspirations FOR freedom are as vide -
the soil polluted by the footprints Of n tyrant In
advocating the rights Of humanity. kaow geo
graphical boundaries 1 walk upon Gods earth,
them smitt.n down will dsnounce tue sggressor.
end demand the deliverancs OF the captive IL this
be . crime, AN In god company I am In comesay
with a candidate Tor the Presidential chair / IA
company with the Secretary State for the Unicsd
States Of Ameries These distinguished men may
eibly make distinction between an act committed on
the banks Of the Tibsr and the Danube aud similar
act committed on the banks of the Potomac or the
Mississippi l can make such distinction. They
may make Q distinction between Kossuth in Turkey
aud William Crafts in Massschuse 1 can make
none. I read the language Of Mr. Webster and xd.
mire 1t fe- the justice OF the sentiments IL brsathes
well for it's lofty and thrilling eoqueuoe; but
he must not blame me If apply IL to other ciroum-
stances and events besides tbo.s which were under
his notice at the time He must not blame me- IL stssd
ing IN Fsneuil Halt say. in his ustchiess -osds:
the noteCrsfts bis ually noble should
be given up, ana that this demand rs IN d.rision
OF The established Law Of natieps Gentlemen, there IL
something On earth greater than arbitrary dee
potic power. The lghtsing has It's poser. aud tbs
Whlrlwnd has Its but there among
men more capable OF shaking despotic pos-r THAI
lightning. ~bflwind, or earthqu.ke-that Ia, the
Threatened indisnaton of the whole ciss-d ~orld."
Wei. after Is years OF absence. revisit Theses shores.
come In the spirit Of kindness aud broth-riy sso-
tion come to zee those whit cherished me ~hsu 1
was formerly bere,--who were neither ASIA NED nor
AFR i'd 10 own themselves friends wh-n there
state OF feeling far different that which
lists. II have any mis,i n. &c il one OF my own de-
tiiipg, Tor con utCd only my iucin ttions aud
OBJECTS IN cor nE But IL there be those who will
have II thai here with some special Objects hen
a. M eaE D. Ia 10 Ia IN ia h..
OF there st...s that there are millions on the
otter side Of the atsntic Who glory In the success
country to build up this in ttuiion ana xho look
America to send out through all lands the gospel of
poitcsl liberty To til. them too that there l. sad
drawback upon their In huencs In Europe and that
savery-ihst The enemies OF freedom point to th<t
fact with exulisiicn that they desire h oontinu.ncs
and its that they would be gado see it rra
stated in Massachusetts, and made sterna! that th-y
might forever poiut to IL rs proof OF the icsn.iso%
pers OF those who set up to govern themseivss aud
abuse their liberty by enrlsving Others I'll have
mission, IL is this and Ill have message this IL my
Citis.ns Of America the ark OF Liberty is With yos
and the nations OF the earth flying 70 &C. You
great glorious, and your slavery tarni-hss
fteedon. Make haste, then purge your natoa froa
the stain. Continue the good york that has began
amongst yon. Consider no foreigner the friend Of
America Who vindcates your slavery; consider no
man Jour enemy who desires its overthrow ps.cs-
iSrth from the Cradle Of III Iiserypar bal. ia your
career OF mercy until from the Atlantic 10 the Pa.de
and from the IrhmW OF Panama 20 the ut northern
limits your territory, your soil should be sacred
freedom ard humanity.
ARRIVAL OF FLORIDA INDrANs AT NEw ORLEANS
The U ;. steamer Fashion, Capt Baker, arrived
this afternoon, after fine run Of four days from
Tumps, having lett thar place on the Ist, AID
stopped at Pensacola TO land Brevet Major Graf-
tons company Of artilleH, which company IL to
garrison Fort Piekens. There came passengers,
Major Wise. Art'llrry; Capt Jordan, " \. Qla,-
iernlasier; Lieut.. Hayes, AFtiller,; Lieut. Hudson,
Artillery (=ud Ia charge at lndiaps), Rev Mr.
Ax'ell, chaplain in L. : Army; Miss Axtrll; Gut.
toibts bnuon, wife, daughter, aud servants; Dr.
Del, fa; Mn. Lswrns, lady. son, and servants;
Mics Som.rsi Mr. Seaweli and servant, La AID
mfs hebdrck, rs also party Of lDaiaos from
Florida These Indians the arisiocracv of their
nation. being no less than Sam Jonrs's family The
following is a list OF the royal family
hoIa-too.ssee- "A delegate from Arkansas, snd
se--pees.bt. heih- tree. The elder Mrs Jones.
younge't ~i'. 81 Sam Jones.
See kan dt bee- Oldest son of he Queen aud heir to
Tip-oh-yee and Ho-iaw- yee.-P rino..-e..
Ab.mo-laih-tree Sister TO the elder Mrs Jouss.
uei husband koiss uadjo. is noted ~.rrier)
See col Zee, Chochee, Is-kes pee, aud sAt-ss- no
zee -Dsusht.rs OF All. mo lsith.trse.
Lob-l Her son.
soo.ies-hohtse.-slave and maid Of honor to the
John rhnips-rntsrrretsr for the royal family
fstimsh Wife Of the interpreter.
James = Son Of the inter prefer.
The lndisns Will stay but short time amoag
you, as they are yet fearful 'f the vengeaocc OF
the King, sam Jones, Of whom they Father took
French leave THIS they were assisted IA
sfieciIng through the agency 81 Ho-la too-chre.-
Ntc O'iears Picdysns, Nor z.
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STATE VALUATION OF MASSACHUSETTS The alb
sract OF the Assessors returns Tor IoJO eah.hu,
some singular results. Since 1910, ut least 800
miles OF railway have beel iinisbrd in The STATE,
ans many luies ~ stages displaced but tn hperes
IN Massachusetts have increased from 900 in
$780, 10 1900, in 1850 In the s4me perioa, cattle
have increased from 27S 737 TO 300 800 while sheep
have declined from 3i3 40 to 1881. Toe pro-
dUce ct wheat has dtchaed from i0l,I15 hn-h-ls
q 2s,ls7. and lnfan corn increased from ,775,0iS
bushels 10 2,2)5 SO; while cottoa aud W. lieu
tpindles have doubled in number, distiileries have
decreased fTOU Is 10 %.
In 1850. In 1870.
Number ofhou'esiD Massachusetts,, I3totl % 800
q barns . faT6 elNaS
Superficial feet % wharf. ... lIs3i $50 s1pgSsG
humb.r Of cotton spiadlss In Mass. ] a1s 80 eAsW
vcolen " 2Ssi HAST
bleaoheres % - 10