The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
A Practical Proposition to Mrs. Uncle Ton
Stsxte.
IRON the London Times, May
To TILE FnlT0E AF TIE TINES

TO THE EDITOR or TINES
SiR - Having rotced the arrival in London Of hrs.
Stowe and tesirous Of making proposition TO her. au:
knowing the difficulty which simple American sister,
temporarily resident il the metropolis would encounter,
in gaining to the ordly sion whose hospital
ties She at present enjoys and cover considering that
the Times is alike welcome at the palace AMI the cottage
medium"
|. have it stated tina. the "twsntysx folio
volumes" with the Illuminated address" which
lately sent to The women Of America, contained the 2
natures % 5e2 s4s Englishwonen each Of whom we
must presume earnest in her wish to persusoe Us to
DO what they claim TO be right. New, il would be very
urkind and wicked in to doubt for mome the true
philanthropy of English " 81 ters' and that philan
throny you s acknowledge must very shabby which
ends II words Nov, what propose is this-thas tho
various places which charitaby opened to re-
csve the signatures Of this army Ct ladies be again
opened and each lady who has kindly given her name
should be requested to call again and subscribe a. %
which nakes OR American dollar This sum, 20 trifing,
that Lady who could afford to give her con for
nouleLt hesitate to contribute will, in the aggregate
make more than half million Of dollars.
ere o. our aye @ do wDUh
coored brethren to LIBERIA to the enjoy nens
and privileges Of free and enlightened government of
their Tie expense Of such removal il $25 for a
child and $50 for adult Now IL these phiIap thropc
ladies' who have kindly given their advice will with
from bitter thralsom to free county either IL Isl
adults e. 514 children know this is small figure
in comparison with the 600 0G0 Of ensayed breth
rep, but nevertheless, 2 5l4 human souls is great
Will not thcp these ladies', headed by their illustrous
places
mated TO be or1 arded to Mrs Stove TO be by her handed
to the Rev. William N Lean. Of Washington the
most excellent ard efficient Secretary Of the American
Colonization Society to be applied TO the Of the
secetyY
Its we'll known fact that in the States there al
vsys manumtted negroes waiting TO be taken to
iberia than there funds in the treasury OF the Colo
rizatior Society TO devote Mat purpose notice that
il the compa. atiyey sua State OF Maryland (Which has
lately sent out large party 10 Icera) there are now
sixty persons xauig Tor the TO cary them to
he colony and this hotaithssndpg the State apprcpr
aons and the aoEs aad egaces Of the benevolent in
country.
viii venture to assure the ladies who have kindly
intere,ted themselves in behalf that their advice
backed promptly b. their active charity, will do much
towards oreniIg hitherto unbelevng to their
ipg appeals wen loosii heavy burtheus and let
ling tie captive go Free
A. perceive that lrs. Stowe has already had several
placed at her disposal for kindred pur poses pre-
the will gladly lie The alnaoper Of tho bounty Of
these Inelish Sisters" thus in ltrle
ccren,a tiDg 70 class Of her countr. fer the
false impressions she has made and the ill blood she bss
stirred, (unwittrgy, will hope towards another.
To show that this proposal If made in good faith
close my card and though Ms stowe may not recognise
the anne the profc will rot fa 10 remember it As
the with that Of the New Eng3nd clergyman Who
apg syne gave him the helping hand and directed Is
then youthful steps into the paths OF arnng which no
has since successfully aud honestly pursued.
AN AMERICAN SISTER.