New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
The COlOred People of Ohio in Convention.

The Cincinh0H Gazette cuGtdl0s report
of the proceedings OF a State Convention OF the
Colored People OF Ohio, III session al CINCINNATI. On
the 18th inst, Letters were read IN the Convention
from b. Y. Wade and l.. u. Campbell, the hrsI
member of the l. ). Senate and the Latter OF 10
House of Representatives. from tie state OF ono.
Both letters are kindly. Nj Waie advises the col
I'd people 10 withdraw from al mental emp oy meats
SiC form themselves lat) communities, "heTe Dy
cult,aIing the soil and exercising the nee lahlca
arts tney may attain tondepen iehce ahd thus over
come the Jreluclce against tGelr FACE, Dy proving
THAI II has 10 foundation IN trIth OF Jusuce. MI
Camp ell thinks he present position o. the oolcd
race is infinitely worse tntn 1t WAS ten years ago.
and he sees nothing fatieIIg IN then future pros
poets He advises tAem however, 10 prepare fof me
worst by becoming good and useful citizens, ny hao-
It's of INDUSTRY bl biiioIgg up Institutions VI learn
irc which VIII disseminate kLO Wedge among ana
thus increase the power Of the cooIed people
A lengthy letter was also received, from Hon
Horace Mann, in which tina gentleman says.
Iheieve there is 40 real conflict OF interests be.
twteu the races The eternal laws OF Jl>uce would
promote The welfare Of 5oth. n eiiaef "!seS Or
blacks resist these laws II viii deserve, and must
ultinat receive, al ayenglBg TetIioulOn. Tne
cocred race of THIS country nov numbers iour mil
lions u ICople. Moyo than three i0arihs Of THIS
number are IN TIE loves clVu ahu P'llca!conui"on
KNOW Il 10 the human race.
AsioyouI future prosperity In he hfst place,
thilk II neither probable or C6sirt1.e that The AM
AM &C should
earth t. which they are native. 10 the CAUCASIAN
0TAnV OtheTTdce. As comp ued Vita the Caucasian
race, suppose The Aicah 10 be interior IN Intellect
While IN sentiment and affection Vac Shl'ss are In
feIiOr to he blacks May 10. independent nations
81 each race be greatly improved by the eNlsence OF
.udepeI dent nations ofihe others believe so
believe thele Is band % territory around The earth,
on each NCe OF the equator, which belongs 20 the
African race. The connections o. The earth nave
loslltd many Cf them out o. Their place but they
VII lie stored 10 II when and Justice shall
suoetod to The terrible guit and passions which ois-
placed them.
NJ Mann proceeds, with great vigo- and clear
nCS to urge upon tie blacks the vital importance OF
The accumulation of property support OF the best
schools the cultivation of refined manners, and for
nation rto communities BY themselves lie bids
them claim all their rights, not forgetting the night oil
suffrage CaLad an, and more particularly Yves; In
dian Colon lzstion Is strongly uTgei He THINKS that
many Shareholders would re induceo 10 emsncipate
ifihtif slaves could Immediately em,Frate 10 ptos-
porous and independent community OF blacks Tho
recently proposed plan CT Colonization by the sn-
tiCIttS OF Jamaica. however rs not cO1nte anced.
Mr Mann concludes: d" Seek for wealth as smeans
Of eGuc a,ion, enhancement and influence, build your
sevesup as far as possible INTO condition OF lbde-
peIdeIce, let your hearts be penetrated with the
uorSl and religious fervor which belong 20 great
apt holy cause anc NAV God bless your enceayors."
Tie Hal, ofthe Convection Mas Gro "ded Through
cat the day. The prlnc'pa! suoJec1 o. DEBATE was
The proprieiy OF resolution Concerning the action
OF he Church in so Tar as /. upheld Slavery. The
general tone OF the Convention is religious, and
there is general indSPosltion 10 become obnoxious
TO a ChsIGe Of iIfdety
IN the afternoon the COMMITTEE on Emigration"
rerorted adversely 20 the scheme OF the American
Colonization Society, but strongly III favor o. emil
q atom to some poiai on the American Continent
letter was received from Cafsius NJ Clay, from
vi Oh nc following is an extract:
For my part much as paihlse with Hungary
aud her noble sOns, have just as much hear for the
Nrores OF 4 nca and her SOUS, ! Gaze nothing for
ihat right > which Tegarcs caste-notRlns Tor
thai philanthropy which eXsencs not 10 All CHIMES
aid colois have no faith In the permanent ln'eii
only of nations. Virtue patience, energy, SELF
osula all eterr 81 purpose % improve, m p acc
the African whore the Saxon now IL! Nmle tue
opposite vices may desrace the saxon below the
A.lcan-l AVOID no responsiollty-my advice shau
tt gwen as freely as II Is ash etSo far as nor ais
are concerned. you Will find the best guide IN the
Chr te achirg So far social interests are con-
ceIned you have "a long probation before yoa. 50
long as the slavery OF your exists | regard
social equality even IN the Free States as impos-
sille But as Burns has II, "a mans n man for -
that" | would advise universal cduca.ion, IS the
fls, desic.ratum, Ilsid economy In dress and all
luNLI6S
The blacks should get money Let them 50 Into
trade be come farmers manufacturers, when capita.
and mpioy meats are lacking Let them combine ana