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

mater Of surprise with me- that the Amsricsn pecnIs
should ee 20 wiling g pssron.e system 20 sIpensive
upon TO spend large sums Of money upon a class Of
people they SO heartily dsspise You know the Ameri-
we Of that people giving thousands Of dollars
for class Of people they regard next door bru.es
Perhaps TO te accounted fer Sy looking At the eye
society changed one whit from it, hrrt posi-
ton It has however, admirably followed the advice OF
not vouch--i, has become all things to all men At
one time ind stating that the negro race be
highly cultivated moral race when transported across
the ocean Again tells that this race il nc: 10 be
reached by the sight Of Christianity Itself ] am net
speaking without evidence. We find, in tie Fifteenth
Annual Report O: the Colonization Society the following
statement -
Chrftisnity cannot dc 10. them here what /. viii do
Tor them in Africa. THE nc. tie fault q the coorsa
Of he white mae, Q. Christ ani.y; hu. an
ordination G! Pcviaer.e, and no mere TO be charged
You win ind IN other places that they have declared
openly that nothing ee done fer tie coe-ed popua
ton tia; ihsy sse t1s mos: visiegs and degraded
increased hatred e the colored people a thu country
Yet, BY some ehsnge s. nas.cs. as II i we've done ey
Profefscr Andersen i il tn.r same rsse transmitted,
mat are e evaSgslise Aries And then hey GO
ray % he Shareholders Il you do nc; sc. nd Ct ,n.s
rc.ous class Of yeopethe free cclo-ed popus.icp-you
viii nc. b. atle 70 hold yoar slaves ia ga va
Bur lister q what they Lpcn tie necessity Of Keeping
the slave IN ne moot dsoasins ignsrance me fellow
ing occurs IL the report o. the New 90rE sa.e Cooniz
ton Society, On ;ts second snnive1eary
~ lie business O ne ree-.he- safety requires i.
!
utterly prohibited Educate them, and they break
their 'ette-s suppose he saves e the South 10 Lave
terminated ~ re whites rhis seade-t i neoe.ary 70
prevent tneiI iue.g ctiep;c Eeep them lndsy
tchoeis and oh.E Des NJ Of ganiug INC 7.eaee 81.
few dtys sec pseyos;,oL vas made - ne Lees!s re
al Get,e!s x aCs ibs lnl:a nsr-cticr s. 20
he II. to read me tie ~h.ch promptly regretted
b. large majority do n. men-ien .nis far me y2r
pose condsnuing shs pohey q, Ire aVenodrg states
out Il lsmen. lie necessity
! E.iss L. Caldwell, q. ire founders and me FIST
| Eec-etSry
rbe o-e ycu improve he condition Of .ho,e reccle
TIL you cultivate tnel- rcods, re more llte-ate
yen msse hem il tie. rce.eu. state Yea give -rem
higher relth FER those privileges WHEN they
attain and turn what you intend fer blessing inc
curse. Nc # they must remain IL .hs!- peser: Ti.!.a
tion keep hen in tie Lowest s:se G gnoTance ard &C.
s-adatcr The neare- you bring thena 70 ne cordon
= oTntes tie better ehanse do you give the Ct psss
| tne thei- apathy (seusatior amtrg The lsdies)
produced CREST auehing and tie caUse was g. length
ascersained to be drunken who was nsG.ng soue
very nanny cenmsnt' uIon re proceedings Mr.,
ter and announced tia. Il was siy {. ms enemy
soe enc sent there d the Nos Ysrk and -ite-s $3.50
CATION 70 disturb the proceedings rle-e were lead
erie. Of Turn him ont" and g.es- e1ri.emen.. At
| length he was expelled
/ Mr. REsos then proceeded to luote The foJowioc:--
None are obliged 70 follow cur ex&mule and .hose
VINO dc nc. will tni tie value ct 1he, Eeg-ee increased
| by he departure Of ours
from this il eyiden. that il ie o- tie benefit o. be
STAKEHOLDER thai the COLONIZATION sccety o-igina:-
ed. will aude TO other t-anch {: If tie g.css
homes the ground that desire i. s.so
We are degraded and ignorant There ae other classes o.
people the foreigners who far degraded whom
you will meet in the every day asking AIMS
many Of them ignorant not 70 be able 90 read the
direction Of etters hch they are n The nsb: asking
persons passing by to READ o- them Such s the cha
raeter Of the population IRON s the European countries
particularly the Its!iana and Iri.n who stalk
ing through cur streets Now We native Americans
and thus degraded The foreign pop astson !e
the right Geld Tor the abors Of the Colonization Society
Mr. G T DouSisc but you are not in tavo- Of ,eEd
/ Tvs 80 fr ,,foss..
Mr. REscs--No; but if there be any class who ought
to be sent away u is the foreign This cen-
dusIiout ots nations and j. as fine country az any
other under the sun. Applause We have done soIe
others. We have fought it, We fought FOX il TIE
revolutionary war and in 1872. lie. US see rome exam
pht Or the sth q March 1871 petition wac presented
to the Massachusetts, legislature asking apr-opria
ton Of 81 LOO for erecting Eonumen: 20 tbs memory
Of Christopher Atsu:ks the fret martyr 10 The Bcson
Of 9Th March, l7o The matter referred 20
committee military affairs who granted bearing O.
the but finally submitted an adverse report
the ground that boy pamed ChI.stophe. shy
| previously killed Attacks q eoiored man. AMI
John Adams, counsel fer the soldiers admitted that
was the here Of the night. What their services in
| Rhode leland Take, as sample the statement c.
Govrror Eus;is, who said IN his able speech scs;n.:
slavery in Missouri lin o December 1870" In Rhode
they discharged their duty with zeal ana fidelity
The gslisnt defence q RED Tank. IL which the
black regiment to-e pky. i sncrg the proofs
o. their valor." (NucA aptiause).
MI l. TIER Iross.ds1 c s.vs nm Ger q CHER in
c "
ing lines from Sir Walter Scott
Bres .hes there a max with soul &c Gesd,
Who peYer uo himself Laia ssid.
TIE is my own-ny native lana.
i such there ureltnes, e mark HIN we'll
for hin DC rspturous feelings swen
High though Ms titles, p.cac h,e
bcundiets his wealth, f. VIII cisin-
Despite these titles. cwt- and rslf,
The wretch. conceu.-ed al IN self
Living. shsli ttrtet tair IenoTn,
Ard dorbiy dying, shali So down
70 n. vile dus. from wLence 6e sprung,
Lnwept, uuhonofed, aai ur.1pg
The quotation elected much laughter.
MIR j. PovrRs then sad il he had the power to hold in
the chains Of uencs tn. rowdies that had been
there tv the LLeran Society. Re would TO; know what
to say after tue superior that had preceded HIM
his superoIs in every respect excsp. in his hatred OF the
would play second fiddle to white knave TIE Coloni-
zaon Society orgspzedupon system Of plunder, and
they are ai robbers and murderers Mr. Cornish tells
fdoe e that society he ought to be sent Africa. lie
h @ pe6as ~ asy & w Willie e M loose
ever white coat philosopher might advised (Appause
Mt Cornish had aleoauded to what he called mock mi
ntes ofJesus Christ. That was not their tor mock
minister was too respectable for them. They were
pirates.
yorcn They are The ministers Of the devil
Mr. towrRs-Mr. Bell has told you wner. the Rev.
Nlr Gorsueh vas gone-the man who according to the
New York Christian Iatelasneer is the flower OF the
Christian Church (Grest Laughter) These ministers
viii 60 70 the place whore they will have fire enough
70 preach as long as God sits upon his throne to speak
eTs and when they all gone there the color ed
viii stand up and be where BE ought to be notwith-
standing the white-coat philosopher that the HERALD
has told us 70 much about. (.aughte-)
Nclc. Who is the white coat philosopher
Mr.. PowrRs-The HERALD will tell you that-or il
you viii read the Tribune to morrow morning you nay
find it
VCice-The HERALD you mean.
Mr. PowIns II thought, as the TfIlg. is so friendly
to US the EDITOR would have sent reporter here and
probably the gentleman before Is from the Tri-
Jut (Roars Of laueLter)
hotCf " GU mistaken. j. the rep0r.er Of the
| UnAIu.
| Mr. Powrns-We mu rank these Mr.. Reson
in HI, poetry tells they ought to be Tsnked-matk
them we'll place such mark upon them as not on y
you but the world God and the devil ard every body
else may unders. land them daughter and applause)
No.rr-Horace Greeley included.
VT PoNfns-l am glad you have mentioned him.
see question asked in the HERALD to-day and would
be eGc 10 see to II to morrow. III asks by
what right does Greeley propose send of few Of his
coiored brethren to Africa who refuse to vote for him,
while he does not so back himself the LAID of his
iathtrs--ether IN the sMhmps Of Holandthe bog. Of