The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

voud NO. scruye to raiee their voices and cry Mod
Seg ano then leave The rest to the ratble In the
New fo-k Colonization foce:y there wss enc important
Iat. ,nis-oeauceo rom paragraph IN tneis re-
Jor.ha. the republic Of Liberia is not independent Of
the colery. The society lad pamed deception the
world on this point This report says that the society
ehsesfy consented 70 transfer TO the republic s their
title &c mere than million Of Of territory
Bg The right 10 hold onehan Of the land in trust: 10
afford household hemes for future eEgrants and de-
vote to edu etonal purposes tenth Of II. Yes they
held n trust half 0. this million Of scres-;n
.rue. To- what For the American Coonizstien Sosstv
e It's. bona t5e INDEPENDENCE! What eurpose a 70.
reign government would come here and interfere with
the plllc lsnds would IL not comprom;se our indie
rerdenc and would not this nation rre M &c che Men
and hu.l such intruder f,om the territory And vet
these men tell us Of the independence OF TIE reruhc az
Iberia, while they sctualy holding In s.Gs: Eve
fgnG-ea thousand acres Of land fer the Colonization So
Getty Now say this in po-tan. fast and ne re-
p1t!;c i net ne Independent. u IL dangerous 10
me -oiony Itself Nov have awsys raid that i. IL IA
yToye, or sny colorea 50 70 Africa any time
me American Colonization Society should 10. have
ctn-Cl over ono rcn a tie roll IDS no:mesn prsise
ts lre 4. rolcy ;ntroded into the const!tJior al he
reTublc "a .reude men ana thers ~ a.
say ths mere p botv q: men rrored "a IL rpfrcndlv
IL the neges.s az ths race WHO have e-rsIizeQ Their
socety mere and that til. dapgerou. tina: they should
have control over svsh an igimen.e tract Of land in
republic ,;is potca! sncrnely which ought me- he
permitted "a e1!s. In conclusion, let ne say tina.
vha-ev.r e De dore in opposing the policy If this
sccie.v we car do /. Eov az wei, ss we ala !. yiy.y
wears ago have some times though :ha. me NOS:
ehec:us ray &c 40 g s 70 reersc: those resolutions
given IN tie record ra-, al Garrlsor's Thoughts az
Colonization commencing with Piiadolrh.s Bait
ro-e Bos.eu. Nex Haven and Altery'sna 20 can On
,bose several towns "a reitera:e there resolutions
anQ addresses. and let she second ea!.on al sktm
20 euc through the press and We can then know
e let that fact ue known now endorse the .aue sd
l,e,l which wrote 10 ,he citizens q EooAiyr Gwer.y
have ny sentiments Il If not necessary TO occupy 5ccr
time With farther remarks ord III plu.it NJ aud
tore hey w pass Let u. show II the world sn u .is
country .ha have feeling o self re~rec. yet let
Z Tia. q an be I'd
II ca. e.scEs-tnd et us show ttst we Lave right AZ
letss 'e she efpression OF our oplnion am a7e tnst
a. flsht IinEhf men mus fefpee' lhis course IN
We p09te !. hey dsrIE'm 's IN q MEN an: II they
ie heH tiey V no. De surprised II We claim me sacas
nsa' 'G cztsr rom them 10 opin!on. am prepared
every WAs!t II my personal ln;eeourse with those Z en
IN ny sot sl nv.tsuefte Vhee have any-and 10 tAis
pubic manner andirom my Iulptto make i known trat
dissent N teto rom inns scheme and do not believe
they have the right whatever may &c their motives TO
reno mats CT population 10 Airica. Africa does not
need porulton Aries is not likely TO become depoYa
lated; il enc Ct the most popuioUs countries IN tie
word IL hat ne oone and s'ne~ and nerve, a one
hundred andhlty millions ana 1t seems as an insult to
Ga Mandingo ana congo 70 sena ever there cur scsy
men Mhas tney want is the same that We give &C other
eountres-blbies nissienaries well qualified teachers
them, to 60 Ior tie purpose q adyancing the MS
ronaIy enteprlfe. we must discriminate between
colon.aten and ehilslsn cation they are TWO things
a. distinct as the north from the south pole. Colo
nization has never done much for Christianity, in
any art OF the world the history OF colonization Is
history Of plumber and ROBBERY. But let us send
them Christian msionaries-.nat Is VIVA. Africa wants
loidlng these views 90 Tor the Adoption OF the reson-
tons, and hope they w pass and that the people VII
adhere to the sentiments they contain. This is your
home--here you are found TO rear your Children This
e Tue corner stone OF your future roperty ana wnen
mons let them o but TINS the home OF the masses OF
the people ana II they do NOT 50 on Wei ana proper
here, there is. as the scotchman would say screw
Loose and you must see to that ana grease the wheels
ana make your machinery CO. ana II you DO TINS II VIII
60 lar to put sop TO this agitation the CID system Of
colonization. Mr.. P. concluded amid much applause,
SAMUEL +. CORNISH, who said that nothing but
OF duty Cod to his brethren, and to himself well
this occasion He had obtained credible infor
naten, since issuing the call for this meeting. which
helped to convince him that the sentiments contained
in the Eeseage to the Legislature respecting them
not at all the sentiments OF Governor Hunt for know
that had we been as judicous, wise and skilful in
management should have been, far from
our being included in Governor Hunts message in
the manner We have been, we could have pro-
cured any thing that we desired bearing on the in
teress Of the coored people Laughter) Others have
watched and traitorcusy taken advantage OF u.s. and.
70 carry ont their swindlng schemes, have induced
Governor Hunt to lay such sentiments before the
Legislature as ne has done-sensiment' wnlcn never
would Fave been thought CT mad they not taken
tL.N origin iom the same source as tns FORMATION OF
this society has done. believe that governor Hunt
should be morsy exonersted from the consequence Of
bis act respecting US. (Laughter) He did not know
wishes wants We arc extremely renIiss in
everything in which interested, We don't keep
the time Ct day. if We had been active should
not have had any necessity for this meeting We
graded people under God heaven but challenge tas
city to mathematical investigation on the subject
Let them enter into IT, and take the fifteen Thousand Of
colored population and take the -four hundred and fifty
thousand white people. and see whether we hsve a
larger proportion Of degraded population than they have
We equally elevated in proportion to the population
white brethren In those sreete which surround
this church and through the city generally there is
large proportion of the free white population just
az degraded morally. mentally aud politically we
live the 1rn.r OF Fourth and Wooster streets
and take from lay house Spring street and then take
from my house to Tifteth street and the people above
viii have nothirg TO do with the people below
They will mix with the colored people just a. soon
they will minge with the poorer classes of the white
people and viii mix with US socially and morally. and
inteImarry with too; II We degraded and
ise, neither these people rise. The rich
ere doing every thing they to keep themselves
apart from the aborpg population OF our city and will
associate morally cvilly ara socially and amslyamste
with me, sooner than with the people below But
thee facts which ough. to be laid before the pubic
We considered the only degraded people in the city
What, shsl this darkness be permitted to dwell over
US Half the money that is spent in two grog shops
would keep paper iD circulation which would open
the public eye and lay these facts before Heaven
clear as tie rays Of the noon day (Applause)
m, tb,ce vrtn Ia DO,