Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
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's''""'"' ANrI-SIAyERY MISSIONS.
The Wcslvan Methodist Missionary society on "eans
day cyenin Nav Sh at =. F. w.. will hold a Public
Meeting in :lc kinc Street Chapel, tw" doors hclo" HUG
4nn secti report of Missionary operations among ne
FTGITvis IN cANADA and a.. Of 81 ,heiI 'sso1 nh N
,hc sl,yehoniuu States Of NORTH CAROLINA ana ist
| GINA vii be presented Ia the meeting.
JIrn,y Bis Rc,. Lewis Wooison Of pittsburg, Lewis
Tappan Es and others viii address the meeting. '"''S
o ''''''s "''''S' "''' - ITTlIER LEE, Secretary
| f.! c. MAlAcK, Treasurer.
To nm; III, South on their guard and 10 show The afro
cios ul,rakl and perfect Organization WIN which Ve
Northern fiatcs against the property anu s"s VI
the South rc publish the \. y Express, the follow"
; proceedings Of the ~ Y. State Viglan, Committee:
3t the coorcd church oi Prince and Marion streets
,,erur ,r,s held tho attendance was not large i1ie
o dsiurers of The peace however among the lew, VINO
we're kept awe by the presence OF representation o.
the Police. The assembly was oil very mlAeu Ila'''''
| orJ ahout euay divided between whites ana blacks
The Secetarv Rev. Mr. Ray, states that lo ihsl'i'c
,vcs had zen assisted the last year lhey NAG pee t
coived hcrcand forwarded 10 the ana o noe,Ij nml @
h,d done and much they had done which w'ulu ~"
h enumerated They had also prosecuted cases al ,'le
S,uth anc some of them with success nc @ coIi',i INV
r.,e orcatl; in want OF the snews oi war mere Was
VIZ h s,u,b Involving the liberty OF forty slaves. which
~ Gkry 10 be recovered through the freedom OF ielr u
crstors-c mother coming from .nSnno ahu s
,,;rr ,oor,d man. by whom she had severa c'iureh,
~ =, ,.,r v.erc ensaycd Notwithstanding the @rouna
,,ten by Congress and the proposed feIahes ana NV m
v"iI,n, committee more determined anu cloor,e ~ ~
,han oyer They cared not what should DE- enaGeu lh1s
'' J ao, and mid the slave nj all hazards They would
MAI be derred Notwithstanding all that the Senate haa
| threatened md might do ,. e,ooo .,d
n, ri 81 100 4 woman 50 years OF age had COL
r.ed SIS town in Cayuga county lnere WIRE ooo,
~ hand which would be expended IN prosecuting c' a.
letter was read from Ger Smith which was received
% ,h mingled Kisses and applause and here 'he er"u h
large Rev. Mr. Ward The colorcd pTeachef wa linz
iun pf
The masters boodhounds, and promising '" p'o'' ' 's
| ,;ve from the master and his aacti1rs. , a.,
AR Ward said that if III. people present were slaves ny ny
u1uld better appreciate the condition oi iic black man"
nene OF our country brave and generous i,.i,
~, hey had showed themselves 10 hc 40 IN h' ~. & y ~
, in s5 when they put their paw upon c hl''ls.' ~,
,lu.eI Thev had been generous when they Sent ~,
| snel alroad-mhen the, sympath2ed WIN "t''' ,t "
Ireland with Jcws,and more recently win ul.F i
a,rv All this was an expression ot Syihpa'hs -, - ~
nt when tho black was crushed anu .,,' - an
st ,wo and half centuries you would not near '''
an American
ynrd-Yes! black Amo.ican (arshtcr-a h,ac" A''e
rican ami citizen ci New ofS one Ml"Se '"'''''
in the Revolution. t'rcmen'os applause c,.,e,,
| TTherc was little npr'ar here, ana one '''''' ~"
| !, ft,r which there more order. ;,, .i,.
VI c,nnnrdlf you send fugitive, WIZ r''',t' ~
him. and ii any inan here WAS @ s.', ~ ~onI1 be- nm abol
;is, ~ am one The speaker ayowed himself hesF'
| both in the Bible and the Constitution. a.
| Here ;hers was airra oi lire got up Oh H ]
,hich for a moment only disturbed the meeting "''
so tainted and was borne cut Of The church -, s;,
Ward next kicked breeze by aatiGs ,,o to ie rh,
M nj The North in contrast with the noble Soat'fo' !" "
~ III rr !, n what ,hesc Northern dough-iaces !'!.
TIes S@ were s,gs many Kisses Which were ended By sGae aasG
10 Daniel Webster Il Then said that s pl9 loanrcd ot'
tho surrender of ftgiiive>, and in II We were aso ~
W "; h ;c. when in nrson The Federal Constitution
,o said tand here dsaowed the master to take
lave from us that The person escaping shall os
! -, - the r.r.on Ia whom he belonged lhefe Wa - -
uch word as slave in the Constitution ana me .I. i
,mlion was introduced establish lascr, anu ~',a '
,s,icc was there in slavery But 10 whom "'s Ii e l
- rho master or the slave! To the man. ne e'a' pe.
ps,ics and liberty were the OF the m
lie did not interpret the Constitution as afFson a' ed
e stuck 10 the Constitution because ne nisht " =, M
thce under IT, Great lauehter) The aUen1ne.s :, @ ~
Cnns,ituon also guaranteed trial by ury in all suits n m l
man $50 and therefore he opposed to inc lnsn
,hr Sarie hsca.sc that hill WAS aeEnst 'ie ~ VI,
hib l s,nnorei against thu South. Bat iie Mason ~
vi ohinr Of cnnr and slave might be and often was