The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

smsn from bus. although the proprietor pleaded pub
The Hon Mr. JACKSON, (whits) and Mr. LsAyrT
(white supported the motion did not think 1t
prehessive enough. 1t was altered and adopted, "a
he co0red ladies appeared pleased At the idea Of riding
The Rev DR. PENNINGTON, fco,ored,. Sir NAV men
ton In connection with this subject that short time
since after crossing the South ferry from BROOKLYN saw
omnibus standing at the pier. It perfectly unoc-
CAPPED and went In and sat down. Presently saw n
mans eye scanning through little hole In the top
and bye and bye he applied his mouth cried out like
look here old darkey you get out Of that bus. right
secosted me win .why the devil old fellow, 40 yoa
The door. saying, "Now you know devilish well, old
So get out I'll cali officer" told MIN to do so at
once wished it, and at this moment the agent OF the
proprietor came up He took his seat beside me calmly
We don't muss' here and you know you can't re
latons to that effect but he had none TO show How
found that although he could not get me out by
out. paid dollar aud half for q carriage, and
went to my Office in Prince street (Cres of 'Shame,
sbsme") In short time after, ! met the agent,
you get along He appeared ashamed Of the act, and
told me hs had been Philadelphia ouaier. made him
feel hum by telling him that Philadephia Quaker
first sheltered mo- first taught me to read and first
learned to cast up figures and he that
NV snpoyance nave csiculsssd air that loss IN
every year hundred and fty six hours in going TO my
office, wear out good pair Of boots in couple Of
months, have to tramp through mud sand and vet and
rise from my bed with aching limbs in consequences Of
this ridiculous public opinion But, sir, I'll commence
New York upon that question We have powerful friends.
and we must and shall be heard. (Cheers.)
THE girl in lilac and black child seemed afraid, and
Rev. ARNOLD BUFFuN (white)-Why, sir, dogs will be
taken up in q broadway omnibus unchanged for, but
fellow man and minister of God is excluded BY public
opinion. have, sir large dogs in them; and
mark ever made. (Shane
white member said that he saw white gentleman, in
the Harlem large shake hands with negro gentle
and his and daughter at Croton Falls few days
lss BE. o Hs Ri,
in favor Of the Inauguration of Shaking hands
The Honorable Mr. JACKSON (white(, said that in
in the New England States the colored people could ride
now in all second class
Sixty avenue cars colored man or woman cannot be
TAKEN unless white person lie in their company. This
ought to be remedied, (Cheers, land It must DO re-
[Ihe directors had better look out 4
fEwIs TApPAN (white) said that the Committee of No
Ianstion had made the following report Of officers for
Prsssfegt-Arthur Tappan.
Vice Preside,ts--F Ju!lus Lemoyne and William jay.
Corresponding SeereoYy--Le wis Iappan
Recording Sec7ddry--James McCune Smith, N. ID.
Tfeosurer--wil lam L. Whiting.
Alexander, Samuel Bowiey Thomas Harvey, Esqs Rev.
James Carlisle, D. d., Rev. j. Howard Hinton, and Rev
John Galloway. England Professor Ackersdyke Utrecht
Holland; H. kanbert, Paris; II. D'Instant, Hayt; W.
W. Anderson, Esq Jamaica; J. a. Collins, Esq Illinois,
Hon. c. Stevens Indiana; hon s. F. Chase, Ohio Prof
C. D. Cleveland, Pennsylvania; Frederic Douglass New
Ysrk; Rev G. w. Perkins, Connecticut; Rev. O.: B.
Cheney Maine; John G. Whittier hassachusetts Rev,
Dr. M Rev and
Rev D. Baldwin, Sandwich Islands.
The report was accepted.
the society yesterday, and circulated only amongst
few. 1t contained a lengthy outline of renewed
Gsen forty OF thousand dollars Ss been
| The plan Of action by the circulation of anti
slavery literature, translating OF Uncle Toms Cabin
into French, German and Italian, colporeur system,
Furnishing Of kdnappers engaging ministers OF Pety and
good address, the establishment Of anti slavery newspa
pers &c embraced in twentyone clauses and much
Mr.. TAPrAN-Nearly one half Of the forty thousand
dollar, il nov subscribed SGhsssrs n u., sv
(coord spoke in its support and congratulated the 30
ciesy upon the spread Of anti slavery opinions Nth,
Las Of Russia absolute sovereign and thinks he
Cypress his subjects by rule You and sir are each
sovereign Of the United States and We decree tina,
Gods blessing they shall not for agitation, of which We
have not had Aear enough, will soon set oil free
Or. ssurH, (colored Ut is pleasing to observe oul
progress Dr. Pennington whom no person can mistake
largest in New York. and when the oppressor
OF the slave 60 into the courts they can hardly get
lawyer such Charles OConor to plead their cause
Even the height Of the late election fugitive slave
arrived rich lawyers residence near Fort Washing
ton, with letter from friend, requesting Of tn
| lawyer to assist the poor slave. Well, sir, thu
colored got there late at night, and had
arst-rate supper and good bed In the morning
he the lawyer-a candidate for high Office, In hi
garden, and handed him the letter. Well, sir, h
did not send for officer to arrest and chain the
but he only stamped his foot and said "Begone sir
BECOME" The lawyer was immensely rich, but do NO
say that he Charles Conor Chears and Ia lighter
that the members of his denomination in the States
sixty thousand, and they had washed their hands o
slavery. The clergy would not admit contaminated
would burn q mark deeper than Gains upon his brow
[The black child looked around as expecting to Sc
Mr. L. TArpAN (white) introduced Mr.. F. Smith, @
Washington City who was about TO establish thorough
going anti slavery German paper there which he truste
would have the whole support Of the association.
Mr.. SMITH explained his plan of action
Rev Mr. RAY (coored) called the attention Of the meet
ing the taste Of Mrs. H. b. Stowe In locating Georg
Harris in Liberia savored Of idea Of driving til
ceored meI TO that republic, which not whit NOR
free than the South (Hcar, hear) He considered Mr.
Stowe honest in her intent but rather ignorant in he
arrangement In that particular.
Mr.. GEORGE X. DOWNING (cocred) agreed with Nj
Ray The colored man had hope Of elevation in Lbe
ria under mock republic Harris should have been 10
Gated somewhere else; He should, and eheers2
Mrs. Stowe She wished 10 elevate the race and place Ii
IBERIA side by side with the naughty Saxon
Europe. If she had the book TO write again. the location
Mrs stowe is honest (Cies from the colored folk, o
| "oh yes, yes.'D
After some remarks from Dr. SMITH relative to an Eps
copal clergy whom he said should have his soul in
sured the old woman hobbled ont, the little girl
away the lilac dress disappeared and our reporter on
capped half bonzed from the fact Of being "Cabined
| crbbed, and confined" for five hours.