The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
Memo ExorEmsr-Tns Faurrs OF rHs Ao,-


rArloN OF KossurH AND HE WHITE LvKRsD ABo-
LIrIoNrsTs-The kossuth agitation is bringing
forth its fruits among the colorei race. The early
connection OF the Magyar with the white-livered
abolitions.s Of this city, and the establishment of
an abolition German paper BY his former editorial
associate-the thick and thin support given his Wild
est schemes Of Intervention by Sewsrds penny abo-
tion journal, and its violent abuse of the officers Of
the United States Navy-h success Of Kinke,, his
ally in the West, and his own trumphs in Wash.
ington and everywhere he zoe have combined to
nRame the colored population almost 20 madness,
exciting hopes Il seryi- revolution in the South
as sweeping and complete as he bloody tragedy in
Hsyt that Frustrated and slaughtered the whites
and established an ebony dominion, of which his
sable Majesty Faustip the First is the exponent
and head. The violent language used at the recent
black citing in this city will DO in tie recollection
Of our readers, and they will alse remember that
one Of the speakers, clergyman distinctly stated
that there were Influences at work in the United
States, and which he could name, that would result
in anarchy and intestine war, if speedy justice
not done TO the colored In some observations
upon that meeting. we showed what influences were
meant; and now @ have full confirmation Of our
views, IN the follosing :ial letter have re-
ceiyed from the black livered vigilant Committee q
the City Of Philadelphia =
10 the EDITOR or TIE NEW YORK HERALD
Fir IL Jour paper al sunday, 18TH Inst. you inserted
IA .aituiini tthd,d Ntgre Colonizsop-W Why The 30.
lor.d kace 10 Canada ia which y0l enieavorei -
SHOW tie SC but ae you have done 50 ir scl
impotsp; have taken the liberty q givng
you I.asons more substantial sad valid have right
do when con,ider the great excitement made ~
this country in favor Of kossuth and osrtywhether
real feiguod 1t matters not. Tie excitement made,
President md cabinet brought 20 stand Congress
stutf,d or poniutervensinn spsecbss made, have
ell ae.p cen, read, and inwardly aigested' by your
cclc POP and has strengthened their
opinion determination to remain where they in
ihlp United states or Canada and will not 20 TO africa
notwithstanding Gil tie efforts Of cooniza.io as,s
ether pro slavery northern docgh faces 70 the
Yea csnaot persuade or broe rs 70 80 TO Africa is
too ate in The day We Know you afraid Of
growing numbers and intelligence, aud We know s,o
mat ytu cannot send us by force. Try thai, and
must have common grave with our .oppressoTs ildm'n
Cd oy The Ugh, Of second Moseo. Annihil,te you
Elay-but cApatriate never.
Vow, the reasons why the colored people go
&c Canada, nc. because they foad OF poi
tics, AZ you say but because they -sirst So DIS
quoted with the hypocrisy this your BASTARD sePub
democracy that, when in Canada, they csnoot ou
support tory governine party in preference
any Yankee movement rather giving true allegiance to
crowned head than that OF tyranni;al, bloody and
damnsb!e republic.
second rbe coiored people know that the principles
Of liberty now onward that it cAnno, be mPeded,
and that long those who would be free Will
the bIowhehce the desire OF having the brethren Of
10 bonds cot so Canada but Affcs o.:
enemy.
Third the ceored people feel themselves secure in
life liberty and the pursuits Of happiness under tue Bf
.sh Lion and that dsy may yet come which caused
Jefferson trpnble for his country, when he thought
.h.rsuron and which might enable theee deeply
injured and prosecuted expat-io.d Americans to meet
their old oppressors al the bsyonet's point
These few Of The why the coiored people
70 10 and there Others which you need
knew Of Now, il you have moral courage-if
science. doth net make coward--you can also puoish
this IN your Paper and ooge ths .igiiant Committee
VaI
Chairman
MOTHER. LrHEk1rs, PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20, 1851
Sucn is the violent language used by these mis-.
guided men-language which is but a faint ex
preston Of the dark passions kindied in their breasts
by the unprincipled white lvered agitators, who
drive them to the verge of instruction aud mas
sacre by those arts AMI influences which they
know SO we ! how to WELD for their own selfish
purposes. The colored population Of the South
are q quiet, industrious, useful race, and happy
ard decent, when compared with the free ne
groes Of the North, VINO, foc the most part, are
degraded, drunken, lazy, idle, feTociols, yscicas,
and immoral With few exceptions they arc ready
for any crime. They, too, talk Of liberty, indeed
who slaves to THAR vices, and can no more ap.
Irecia'e what true freedom is than the wanJon
realize theyirtue Of the chaste matrcn WHAT
ha. made TIE difference between them and the men
{. the same SKIN in the South! 1t IS the G;al,gn
luepce CT the Segar g, the Van Bureas, the Tap
pans, the Greeleys, the Rsymo ds, The Ga-cisons,
ard al the white knaves ana fsaatils, aad their
slouters, and penny trumpet ptpeIs, playing upoG
Tie passions Of these igaorana people, digerons
them tom the honess and peaceful purs1;,a q 10
dustry, a respectable bootbacks, wbits~as lsrs,
ana oysteimep, aud working the "a into q State oi
frenzy, filling their IpiGds a..eTnassY VITA hsg,
and fear, exutation and despair. ha're4 aud ge
pcs, bog6thirsty revenge Ia iast, tney Arc nes,
relfsct demons b. theic white brethren Ia3 te-
SOL, il. that they are uaG. for anything ia. Is
good, but ford toe most iua Inm VOL. mlteIiats
Tor evil. - pspablc is this u every observer :att
the most powerful arsameaj tht. cos!i DC used
asaius; ne yisona Gea Of me universal naa-
cipa,on 1t ne coloreG rase youd be t. present 81
sim, le con rast Letwe their moral condition ig
TIE Netthe and the Southern S.4.c,, den }.
slratiDg Ina; even II abolition we're practicable, y
would lie TIC Creates casse taa. c,Gli o.isa h.
sons ot Africa ca this continent.
VI per Give that tue colored population of zee
city to hold another meeting tGis evening
SHer seine farsher curious dcyelosem.uts N y oe
expect.d-moTe Of the fru cf the agitation 81
Kcssuth and the white. liycted abolition as
phc III sal Operas.