The New York herald., 1850-05-08

the hand TO strike white man. the white man might
but sre rlandered people said to be ncapa-
bs ofimprov' mnt The press In this city ~ In Other
not irnv. the country. The reason why We are dc.
grad, In the North. is because Of the prejudioe
which pres,es upon us wherever we GO In the school
house In the ghwxys in the by ways in the church,
In every place depressing and degradingus shouid
presume 100 much spon the igaorance OF Mr. Groeiey,
the editor OF the Tribune. who asks why we DO not
leave the country and prove that We are men. "
thought he did not know the reason why we are de-
grsd,d ray to those who taunt remove the OBJ
ttsclss; say in disrsspcct to any man. When
was slave in The South belonging to Captain stan
nsrs earned nine dollarsa we' for him ~ caaksr;
hut the moment landed in New Bedford eleven
years ago and sskcd to get work was told by aship
builder there that he dared employ me- for II he
would not be able to finish the job This i. the case in
the North with hundreds Of fugtives Yes am
fugitive glory in The Kossuth is a fugitive
There is a prejudice however against fugitves.
sgainst Daniel ebster another half brother OF mine
Captain RyNpERs-iie's u three-quarter brotner oil
" Doucl ASS in onti1ustion-Excluded as we are
by prejudice it is marvel to me that we are a: re-
spectable We The Irish iaborer, when Just
land has privileges than we have VINO are born
in the country a voice, What compare Niger 70
an lrisLman y The black mans blood was the hrst
spout' at Bunker's Hill (Cry-what color was u
little darker than yourself II the North not indebted
to the south 10 whom Ia indebrd whose rtoor
raises the cotton for the shirts your BACKS whose
labor rxses the sugar to sweetsn your coffee The
| negros and you know it And five had chance We
W, uld do more for you "a voise-f.s youd cut our
thr,ats) No. indeed we would cut your hair Tor you
(uI,at augher) The idea of cutting your threats Is
out Of the question; for have been handling the
razor half century The negro is not disdained to
be in The company of the whites when he appears In
livery at servant; then our ohensiveness au dsip-
pears. decorated AZ servants That shows
that the condition. not the man Is regarded anu
that labor is dshonored As to Mr. Grants theory,
he rays doomed to die out How can
that be- In the war Of the revolution we we're
only dOl00o. aud now are over three millions
"a voice. "mopgrels and sll'D oh yes you N u up
terribly all the mongrels belong 10 us You lash us,
mske us toll that others may reap you sell our
wives aud children In the market yet W. i've we 10
die out Captain r. ndeIs here spoke something
to Douglass) lie says staken that We decrs ase
in the hor'h is only in the South we are Increased
do not know ii hat IL true but what OF IT, II makes
no real dinerence do die out Mr Grant says
ard by the blessing Of God. We mean TO stay noI TO
hurt any man. but to do part as good citizens
But il what Mr. Grant say. is true. why trouble Us,
why urge us to leave the country Let Us die out
without cufiipg and kicking us about A to what Mr
GIsDl sEys about descent and our powers. our
,pgh' jaws our curved spne, our powers OF pro-
ca alton, and so forth -.
to The ladies that subject they understand and
eau sppr, ciate your powers in thst line .
+ b.. in coutiuution i don't care am
monkey; have eyes; rec; therefore God has given
Eie 10 ] have head TO think therefore have
right TO think long a. have Language to speax and
ht art to feel and long ss God enables me VIII
excroisc my thoughts my tongue. and all my powers
the behalf Of freedom and justice FOR every man
SAM BRowS, q deep glossy Jet black negro. OF the
dsrk,tt hue. man Of gigantic stature and hne com-
ma Bding quand meW,. came forward upon
repeat d eml and addressed the ss-embage as follows:
"My ri.nds- ss for my and be silent that
you may hear me too have read medicine, aud
studied dead mems bones well as Mr.. Grant nave
sften heard Of the magnanimiry Of Captain Rynders
but thu half has never been told me agree With ..
Douglass makes odds 1.-THE chin protIudss orthe
for'h,ad reires don't cone here 10 una 'snt win
Capt Ryndert; but b. H. d. erata fend OF Jeier
rays IL at every l. born free and equal and has the
Bnls sbabc right To lite. liberty and the pursuit OF
bappn-ss All aek OF Americans ie that they should
Ell, 10 that. their docriue A. to tn. learned
theory we have heard think Mr Grant once discussed
hi, doctrine with one John smith l made up my
opinion Mt the time about both rp.akers Euclid was
black man, had the elliptca head tho protrudipg
jaw. and II he was not man then there are no men
white or black tappsu.r) might quote Mr r Everest
they om the Greeks they from the Jews and 'a't tiy
they from the Egyptian. Nov the Esypt,.ns
snd he w'uld not lie. lie knew black from white
l am but poor specimen Of a negro l ran about
the streets Of New York little boy hfeen years ago;
tn oien told ne = Niger and tried TO make me
bsl' We ~. but would not believe it. kept school In
New lork ana New serrey anu nsa An Somp P h enons
down 10 the nicrst dissoivins Views aud
you Knocked nj the DIOR Of their head 80 writer
pays--thsre Was nobody at home. u.aughtsrl One
rpruNr rprrrrr U,rch, white aud grey, "
h- them never prstend~d TO sse OF speak Of
. Bible here, In Acts, chapter ls verse yoa w.n
Ara whi,.s and blacks in close propinquity There
= number of proph~ts In the church At Antioch
and ame of them was Simeon. who called Niger
aud that s he Latin TOR black man IL that which
siinct is only know in America IL ~ instinct Of
American origin Yankee Notwithstanding
LII. pipe-w'od hams and wooden nutmegs. am
going tpeak this evening to coorcd 'ople their
riphis and duties and " they don't behave better
than white men. why. 10 will be time for me 70
The hour e adjournment having nov arrived aud
other societies waiting for admission the chairman
adjourned n, meeting which dispersed in great quiet
hess spd ord,r.
ADJOURNMENT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.
As IL was necessary to give mp the Tabernacle. Ac-
eordinr to ngr, omept TO the other antavery soce-
ty nt O'Clock Lloyd GArri.on and his party adjourned
to the lecture roc of the Society Library where he
took the chair
The gathering wac very small and appeared to b. at.
tended only by n,groes and the male aud female aats
tors from kassachusctts The singular long haired
long ardsd individual who present the Tabcr-
q nrIe nti, nd Il Ia nlso.
Mr. Pn,i,p. nddrrs.rd the assembly and slludsd to
HoIse, Mann anr seward and Gidding- and Webster.
all Of whom lac sad raised AN argument against the
constitution. for thsy threw tn. odum Of slavery,
which they eobd. mp d. upon the constitution
Hrs Tosus next took th- siaud aud debated upon
IL. in n.nsc power which the slavery party had got
into their hands. They had more power thaa wings
.hd "'m'oisis combined Tor thry tuTn the scale as
thy p,ase-for or against either parry They hal
awsr than any political party IA any otn-r part
a ih, world Tn. lssy who very tic Ia her
sciicn tl,p w,Lt Ia attack Ian,l Webster. wh1tn
,b. did bisns tor compromisr but for SWEARING
uILod III. CONSTR uiion lie DID uui howesur rule In
sRtsprhus.tts. neither did the Senate of M.--achu-
,.tts rule In that STATE hut Lloyd Garrison did 70
va, not long .ipec thr Watchdog. Il the southern
piartsrE came 80 Masfseln-.tis. wherp they got
mu, Ia help they wanted 90 taks back h. ranaway
slny,s 1hsse twcs gg,d hiocdnounds th. handful u
tat ltics in fcftob bad converted uto gerur.d nsu
ght th'y net do more ard cobvert the p-riured
TO tcue.t men The LADY having -.'hdrawn.
Nh Gurisor addressed the ni.stinr iu reference to
rapi.I ", ,h,irr. whos, puit was trstatous The
stitui,p I.gur.r that slsssr H. d-s,rea mp, bat u
not ia W., utob. that free y~upi. h. Ev, up
hat is not in the bond Tho ATTY the bill
of ka,cn ie that the siave arv-r may sosny~hsr-,
aud ctuy ~ whites NJ wcl a. hiack. tor thrr. is
dsunc,sn OF eo,or m.nticr,d in the hin Webster
sTys ti,f, su.t be trial by jury THIS then T. his
euB.un mate wiek.dn,ss for he ~sntcd ~ make the
h.. best bid Tor IN. tr,sidepcy tCh ersl Just think
hvo miiit Br ~ dollar- being all caae.n-
uyor sisv, pr,peuy hn .rc the auti--lsvcry
party that they hoIs 20 osercom- all these
End d,,troy Al this property. Gu' ssptonist. do
wisls destroy. even disiinisb the property
Ia the North. there " tsnsod ruatcr smoust
ef property without spy ,lsves The sboluioni.ts
Son't E,H0 to ebciub rrops,y tbcy dnnt abolish
sm men Eee laborsr !. wtgtn half /. dlz.u
, a. slh,sp with disturbing spgthsng without
srrus an inch is obly psc-s-ary o. utcr the word
a dom ~ chang shrvc millions - boad-Insn into
thp., miilious 81 a smen. aud then that southern
stt1ty new tla~tss. would b. coIne Tn sAeLua of
Gtd 4, mot Ieftg- coil bscum,s a'ha- under the