New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

,,..nt Who POSSESSED The spirit of prayer give
crance to IT, An elderly eolored man responded TO hoE
Mr. ruth cormencod her discourse by singing hymn
r'''''' ! an pesi.as ioI m, ny people
Amor her HMM was finished she detailed much OF her
practical eVr.reuce a slave. SJme twenty nye years
lave elaspti since she received her freedom but the
irtal;ty OF The Dutch family whose slave she was had
moi been eaoed by time IL her heather dper she used
to pay 70 God that he would kill all the
not Luow Whist or who the Divine being was In her mind
he WIS Ike NePoecn, or General Washington
When her sOul lighted by the influx OF celestial 1ve
her nature changed whore she had before shOWerel
curses he coed down biossings. She went on to aia
o the condition of the coored people and their prospects
Ihv re gradually being thrust out FROM every mental
GU, etion by her white brethren but she believed this
was onnous of better future HEY were oeus pre-
rsref for some great change that would take place
IRE long She was decidedly opposed 70 the coonLauon
project hey must stay AID short time would -h1" lnaI
tfet w. hest course When the coored people were
water aud did all the commonrnd lower kinds 81 WORK
the streets clean the servants raped the arr rom
H. corners weft ou The uiter and half way across n9
s'retts Now white ioik clcan boots, walt ~ taoe' lie
about Levy and beg cold viciusls The col9red P:o,,
iIercEter Wei in those times, twenty hve or tniret
YEAR ago the streets were kept nice am cean "u,a.
.o.tirr tho ueOple penny Now the white people we
taken Al in hand the dirt lie in the streets ia gs to'
tlol and fes nh about into the shops end people eyes
md hcn they sif water al over H. make IL mo iuu aI
that q. What they de- over and over ~ an "ou1 eve
f-.sn,;nq OF such an easy thing as taking 1t away.
IT, 10 conrse of time il become. too ihics ami TO
Zig nuisarCe and then they 20 70 wok ght -trasnt OF
With picks and bars aud Pun ug me stone, ABOVE
the ant and then go on again. Laughter Not long
AGO nobody but colored people were coachmsn and bar
boIs. but now they have white foInpeys WIN 'ao noL
coats on, and poor black Pompty goes 10 the "Al-
Nv ,olored brothers and sisters there's q
r. medy Tor this; where was lately leeturn7
u u P.uJs gnin The farmers wanted good men ani
yorn1n 10 woik their farms on shares fer them Way
can't YOU GO ont there and depend upon H. IN the course
Of time YOU will Get to be ndepe ndent She asked the
audience 10 review the history Of the past fifty years, aud
although he wss slow The coloed race hal vastly
improved and that monial position TO which nature seemei
10 have consigned ia, rapidly being changed for the
better. How long ago was that coior1d woman coud
address a he audience of thousand people ami be lis
tined ia with respectful att on These things we're signs
Of tho times rarely recorded rmrs eomm'ot
l.. her race though they often teemed with those com
mi:tcd against them. She hoped her people would
thus continue 10 put the white people to the blush
Mrs. Truth "a something 81 aIoiorner IN her way ohs
commented somewhat severely on the modern siye oi
preaching the Gospe Iho parsons went away into Esyp
among the bones Of dead lharaohs and mumuies ana
talked abou what happened thousands Ci years but
cuitr forgot that the living prosen, around them cemed
with The serbtst realities. Many oi the churches WeTo
big numbering things covering up costly space and doug
good to 10 one. While many OF the citizens @, TINS me
tropoiis living IN low dons aud SKY ghttd sars'
lheso IN uenso buildings which would comfortably lodg
them were about bind filed once in The week aud
ior the other six days allowed TO Ito unocc upied a1
= dead loss And ;en the preacher, too, came ia
for a shsro of her satire. Zig Greek cramnsf,
roouthirg men, who, Tor many long century,
had been beoeging the world and getting a. aer' into
tie most terrible rnsh and confusion sud non when Vs.
men came 10 to their assistance, cried shame On me
women They lhed tho al and easy work OF preaching
nnd titaI Cling TOO wei not To- feel alarmed WHOM oman
attempted 20 SCI matters Oh gbt She conceived that wome1
aere peculiarly ajeT4ci TO IA the iaking protection and
Utn should no longer un-eH themselves by ea'5 tle
Ioyy and the plane fgr the pulpit and tie platform She
ioped al Of her sex would work tni drag The world
tight ie up tontenee it from the SNAIL which men have
WILDLY GOT Il into and e. matters IN general a1ght aud
then keep them co. They could only do this by being
united end rosoutoy putting her shoulders 10 The wheel
resolution supporting hc Frco Democracy ucket vas
then rad Snd adopted
After her address -Le dil considerable shines ia ihs
way Of selling the nrs; pat Of her lie done up IN some
10 psges, limo. to sumOn tho remainder