New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-09
The N.v.York CeIonIzatIOn SOCIETY.

This Society celebrated its Anniversary last
nRht In TrpleT Hall before large and respectable audi
epce The meeting was orgerIzed by the appointment OF
ANsON g. PHELPs as President, after winch ne Aonun
Report read From this spPeais lhe' me ooctSy
M mort hourshipg cor onOn though We are unable 10
present our readers with Its dess account OF the mis-
cradle accommodations made for reporters In iscI II
would appear ss this Atiociaon was mol very desn0us
OF having proceedings reported The receipts during
the yeW were $4,000, OF which about S@4Voo were eA
pended.
A letter was next read from Hon. EDWARD EVERETT,
stating hR insby 10 attend In accordance win an lnVlI
ton which had been rendered 70 him by the Society III
referred stlerDg terms 10 The efforts OF the As'ocsuon
ard nthDceo the great benefits which had been onerreo
upon The world ihOug iIs sg,Dcy In me suppression OF
ihe slave trade and the colonization and civH au0n OF
Acs To Ito exeriODs we're 10 be attributed me great
success which bad attended The young Republic OF Lbe-
pg on I letter was rec e'ved with cousiderabe applause
Rev Dr. TYING Of lhis City introduced 10 the audi
epce Ii if thirty two yeATs. SAID be- since attended
MEETING OF The Colonizsion Society which believe to be
OF The greatest enterprises hat has been ever set on
foot by man Never have met occasion on
which we lave 90 much reason TO be gratetul There
TO be al Increasing dese 10 support the cause
There Ia 10 evil IfueIoes attending our exeruons
foreign agents minge with In good work to hwat
Upon the shore Of Africa we have established large
Colony within the lss quarter OF century which hss
tended s cOonzing influences all sides. Strange 10
that this Society should be charged with the delgn OF ex-
tending Slavery and otn1uring The cause OF freedom In
this county II Is we have many adverse Influences
10 contend against but 10 be thus directed from
our purpose Attacks have been made upon me that /
have been Leading Rs'ray ADD purpOrpg
from member OF the British Parliament has been direct.
ed against the American Dt The speaker here read
extract fom letter OF Georee ThOmp,ons in which be
spoke severe Term, OF The cergy OF his country and
church In America the lovers Of order the guardians Of
peace tbe lovers OF authority, aud they not likely 10
promote peace and harmony among the people
And ths 10 from o man who prOeite 10 be gentlemen
the guardian Of popular RICH and individual privileges.
BE Our bread butter parsons have not yet be-
gun into the principles OF true moral science" Now,
II have Iucked 10 power or influence for my viI e.
or In way yielded my Independence for any base pur
pose, then may be Justly denounced by this wretched
He also says N ere strange power mpregnsted
with cotton. especially when the crimson velvet OF The
pulpit stuffed with IL may refer him to The siege OF
kew-OrleSrs when bsles OF cotton proved good guard
sssIG Fuelih bayOnes How much cotton would l. tsse
10 bny Samuel Hanson Cox or Dr.. Gardiner Sprlng i
tsve been compmenied by "a paper su worse than mai
which have laid upon your table, 10 wnlch su oeleu
slavery Now, Sir, do not desire 70 speak
Of myteL but may say thai the principles which my
hber in,lled into my mind wee not 10 favor OF savey.
hone bav. proper apee TO- Whist 10 called the higher
,s and oS IN Occasions viii enieavor to act in accord
Nts with its commands, bat, Al The same time have .
love fof my Country and I've Constitution oeuevo IN.
more evil has dene To the OF he slave by tns
ssisnon aud Of the opirion that II has served 70
bind bs chains Under ne present crcums snces, Up,
pesed 20 him that should chRrscieZe nose VINO
sought to do good by sgtaon There are msny sdes 10
the question be continued, and we have viewed itrom
The North sde we should 81 east view nom 'ne Soun
have net changed said be exceptn an augmented love
OF ny country nor have changed intentionally Ia my
love Tor the black human brother and nope
have not forgotten responsibility TO God lhSVe Deen
attacked by many and BY enc who asked me whsl ola
imagine poserly would think Of This Is OF no onse-
quence 10 me go as Acl IN accordance with what oesVe
70 be true and just do not profess to be great paIro
but have love for my country and Won not TOT he
sake q abOhshng pIesenI evil nici still worse one
upon T.
The Reverend speaker referred to the CONDUCT OF George
Thompson. ri P-vhch he wi'hed was MI thar Toe
county mehbe empty Of him and said wouI9 De
Better of hun ana would say more for bis spnt OF no
erty II he EMPLOYED his alens IN removing many evils
which be might find there Some English papers SPEAK
81 tbs question Ia radical msrner and one tells ne that
fooIhs Of the Ministry OF The United Ststes-hai 10 "a
ressoD, suppose, thai religion Is so wei gatrsOheI'
Ut Coz prNCRed0d OF the Aggressive CNu-
duet Of England upon the institutions OF the United
ard said would be much better for her TO attend 70 hei
own concerns which would give her pernsps as ueh en-
poyment she ceuld dispose Of tie then concuded ~
hoppg that this furious agitation would cease and ths
4ood were % be elected should be done by peAceiu
measures be conceived that the OF The slave was
injured BY ultra measures.
After AZ sd Ircss from MI Larohe Of Baltimore the
meeting was adjourned Al an unusually late hour, ami AZ
Ter the audience were wearied out Of al patience.