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

up In rcem This 70 tekled the Imagination Of the
ladies that they ecud not restrain their rsibe prcpsn
eitsh and there wae regular cachhnacn for several
proceededThsre was Be said another reason Why the
colonization ought TO 60 on. Colonization was .
craft by which mas Of clerical agents and their rea
tvee and dependents got their living, and for this
the scheme must exist and prosper. short time
ago rich gentleman from Louisiana left forty or fifty
thousand dollars year the Colonization Society; Mr.
Thompson Of this city, left 1t Fifty thousand dollars;
Mr. Graham fifteen or twenty thousand somebody else
that cied last week. ten thousand There has been At
and have in these United States Eve hundred pauper
clergymen for whom places must be made He knew an
agent Of that society who from being poor man sud.
On speculation. Those conferred in the scheme had
per brethren and poor neptews and poor dependents
who must be provided for and if the coloniS son craft
10 lost these men might sarve Brother Pennington is
very cruel in HE opposition to the eociey be does not
know what fs.al effects e. results he might cause
(Nah ysh) There is a Christianity here which ma
mensty Tia. Trey clnno. but hate their te.k o-eth-en
they know il is sin; and therefore they want 70
~ seIaiDg item sTay wse:e tney would nsye,
SEE them again. We haze them. although God
commanded ne 70 love them; and if re can send
them az q Africa our hate viii rtr ce brought out ice
NEAL cachinnsticB) Voice rom the audience Why
Dc they hate 7" Apswer-" Because you are cack,
you niger Voice" IL there any justice IN their hating
us H Artwe--. Not a. all Cato" The speaker went
on "a give other reasons why he was opposed 20 the
scheme The climate fatal and deadly the fever of
the co1n.Yy would not leave them .cr two yeGrt t did
net carry them of quickly, and then il would 10.
sc I'll !. finds i cannot KIN you Il was also injurious
"a Their mental constitutions; none but pigmy minds
could Iofsb.y ez!s. in H. Il besides most ps-ni
cious C the moral welfare; society there destroyed al
.rais G! humanity. he would state one tact which j.
not generally known This society in existence thirty
years The colony Of Cape PGlmas numbers two hun
dred thousand uhaoi:sn,s; Liberia Ike number; four
hundred thousand in tetb and yet IN ttst cr,y
years .he society only ont thousand viii
cse ~ remarks liz regard 70 The duty Of eolored
people n thefree s:stes 'oice- win NJ Cornish favor
VrsH sUvy f- 1IgTS fl1T- re AUD
LiteE.t Agricultural AID Emigration Society NJ y.
politely consented and entered into detailed narration
9. tie dishonest practices carried Gu by M Putnam
Wno -tIIseniec himself e Tho scent Ct tie soeeiy and
collected large amount IS COO from citizens
were eth enough re believe his representations he,
Mn c. however exhibited Putnam il his solo.s;
but tie latter only remarked nyacenty that lie
disclosure came a,e e. ne lad already rsde he jack
colo-ed Ieop. the Tree sraes 4 ce,pect to their opo
sicn C this nefarious scheme TIE destiny If hi,
ceuntry me- in he hands 81 society at ALL Int Il e in
we stsnd row on the verge Of being remoaelei .bcu.
sand influences at work springng up the very
ourdstion OF society The destiny Il the country
in cur own hands a. all could influences which
are al work and which will soon owe our foundations
and Gu rerutc must and viii be cossed by anarchy If
something dom very efcieny rave the country
in i-s purify lie believed there was no otaor way 10.
the elevation cel3red people, bend or Tree except
through the influence Of rtron: but the editors who
have political point to carry 80 about elvrins
and calculate gettGg the uencc and effort. Of minis
trs to r out their designs we then End
MIR 4 Nj b. OF Mr. O.. preach on .uch q view Q. TIE
question as may be in com pliance With tie wishes Of the
HfBALn any other yape-. Coice--" What about the
IN e:o Mr. O. turned up his nose disda nj ally bat
did cordesee notice it any further 1.-THE holy
ministry do not wake I'D and get on the walls q. watch
men and give warning the country must fall and the
bleed and niquty which will follow will be required at
their hands and their yil.Gny Will be avenged OF
them by an avenging Cod We are not to expect eeva-
ton in any other way than that by which other men get
IT, They must cultivate their minds andmora!s and
physical rowerthey must learn the arts and sciences
and part of the bone and snew of the country
Os. IeoO old IF lapi fhetf
and our erest they must remove par. Of the lsnds
on there grounds We may expect TO 70 on GOD knew
where 10 plant them better than they did themselves
but respects private enterprises they may 30 to Asri
10 the West Indies or Canada Mexico, California
vL.e yourselves by accommodating wealth cul.iyatiug
good morals by forming good religious characters giving
glory TO God in the hghess degree and scattering peace
and good will among men
Mr. Groren T. Dows,sc Of oyster celebrity who sp-
pesred be the ruling genius OF meeting though be
did let ray much others then moved the following
resolution =
Resolved, That the Committee Of Thirteen make ar
sngenents TO have the city and coany Of New York
prefented BY delegation Il. Albany whose business it
uments.
IT seems TO me (said Mr. Downing) that the Rev. Mr
e a ~, u.su up LOUIS y na
with him that reyure = uttie rubbing there can be
doubt that New York and Liberia Emigration aud
Agricultural Association is false and deceptive ,p.,i
alton soeiey The ccmm.tae Of Thr..en have brsp
ishnr;nr ~ hrr;n - nn. os 49,. - 80. ot ~
racter Relative to tSat a,eocson ore q these .,s
tbst INV hsen wv ;nd''sr.rs IN ss..in ;n-
n.wsreres statement that thew have rot from the nh
Lie ,,In Of 81 soo and ina. roois 70 tbat aa,n. hsTe
out WIN the;r srar NJ cnTiIIe Tbss ;se,
tit.ly fata they n,yer eoIleet cd sucb a snr rbcv
n.y,r Rad 81 zoo Tbey have reyer rsa ono c.n, -
Their treasury fcrest ssnuse Ana roars If lsu,bter
DEFY contradiction Mr. Corni.h has to,d vo2, tina.
This sssoeialiop Is an ay Of to colonzaon 81 eety
from lie "a that My pinn.y has stated ria. h.v w.
connected pinnev .tsted that b. mad ,en- ! te,s
rrarhie eesnanh 70 Or Hail n Bai,inore ~ tha coio
nzacn Society, 10 ship goods IL Africa Bat To whom
were they shipped To Governor Roberts President
Of the colony II was NOT. Therefore the Liberia Society
but the Colonization Society that senTtne goods I
might mention ether deceptive Of the socie.
ty but let to of the reruted officers Of the
society and zee what they in their letters The first
shall read j, from gentleman lately elected Vice Pre-
sident Of the New York and Liberia Emicraton and
Agricultural Association. (LeUghter) 1t is Is fol-
lows -
COMMITTEE THIRTEEN.
NEw YoRK, jan 13, 1852.
II being currently reported that was leter Of he
Liberia As citation, take this opportunity If stating
that have nothing TO dc Will the concern.
II is true that did attend Of their meetings for
the satisfaction Of myself but have given them