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

Doctor JAMES Ac(uHE Exn1H (coored) sad--In the sb
resolution to the effect that it is just and right that the
free coored people of and other States should seek
by law for full recognition Of their rights in the public
schools colleges, medical schools, public convsyances
ard other citizen comforts Of the States It reads
follows
Resolved That we recommend to the free colored peo.
pie of the free States that they shall peacefully and BY
Of the law seek their personal rights in schools
academies corporate institutions public convey
they dwell and that the friends of freedom be requested
to aid them in counsel and funds in accomplishing these
have doubt sir but the friends Of freedom win
assist for in what termed free States the men
Of color yet partial slaves except in the oneoaled
theers) In the other States there is always draw.
back which spreads the foul breath Of slavery upon the
not been bern in New York but know the mind Of this
city better and my feelings Of instinct black
are to set right upon the subject Of degradation
Sixteen years ago said In this building that of the
effects Of freedom should be to become really free,
wS:c. We are yet (Cheers) See sir. how we stand
pay sixteen or seventeen thousand dollars year in
property In the year Of 1912 Board Of Education $50
called) was elected by the people, and spent million
this city, but never expended single dollar or cent to
provide decent school for the children of twenty thou
sand Of the colored population. (Cbeers.)
the Board and the dropsical old did not in
terested in the education question
yearly brought the subject to their notice but for % far
this Board has only given poor little shanty In Tho
street, dirty basement in Harlem and sort OF
house at Yorkvlle We will 60 peacefully to work, until
children enter the palace schools and are taught
there to speak something better than broken Eng
Irh. (Cheers-Quadroon girl pleased at the idea OF
nice address, without any yah, yahs III Peaceabs
do not affect the Board Of Education We Will try
the virtue Of the law and show legal right to entry
Why, sir the South with all its inhunanty barbArity,
and Anglo Saxon cruelty does afford education, and al
though they do not thank It cruel TO shoot down man
in the street they will teach his children at their homes
In jamaica L. hundred colored children are run.
ming idly through the Streets and will not be admitted
into the schools With regard to higher academies
there are three medical colleges in this city, andl
here from my knowledge, that In 1887,
and since, they would not allow coored students to
attend their Lectures Since then they have in the re-
fnement Of cruel exclusion resolved that person OF
African descent ever shs their doors This out
Herods Herod for In the South seven eightha re-
moved colored descent to be negro but the
medical colleges Of New Yorkthe beggars Of the State,
who pocket the black mans tsxes--say that II your
fathers grandfather great grandfather wos negro,
they will exclude you. Cheers
1.-THE black little girl appeared afraid OF the white doe
tors and the drocal old woman looked trochars At their
very name
Dr. SIXTH continuedAs TO our public conveyances, at
late hour Of the night coorcd man may enter thea
molestsd but O'Clock in the morning he may walk
from the Battery to Forty second street. and hos
ptabla driver dare hold up the finger Of invitation 70
hin. At night his color IL but word Of fvon-
STRANGE expressed. In the day time, IL n said that
the public feeling IL adverse 10 his public accommodation
(Oh, oh) This must DO tested In Brooklyn whore
worthy Judge fined driver for ejsctns colorsd ssn-