New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

bfu sct IN such form a. lis pru'enos RAY tics'o.
eSilein ~ their conferences, ans ~ i he hough.
crer. 70 ttcir Congregations ,ur desigo 70 elevAts
the coiored r.oc sncnc by increasing heir eiucs-
,onsl frci "a AMI sh-ing ~ advance their iatsllec
,usi suG r1ors Improvement Tie should consult Nth
Them In recar,s IN the hest plan ~ accom- Fishing TIA
work ana SEX tfeir sd sud irisence to enc 'ursss
ana supper, HIM IN biz labor prrposa assist them
S,,r,sd That he cooperate with the Goveru oent
nhcris- in securing the erection OF suitable school
logscs ard in opehlLC and SUSTAINING good schools
Under con re;ent Instructors Tor the csscret chdren
TIsa. To organise Sunday Schools, with the COZ
cent srd ala Of the people, ADD e.onste tracts AMI
us.tul books for their obstruction end salvation.
yos,fI That be lecture occasionally or speropn-
ate and nee nj subjects a well As Preaca the Spe'
,hepeysr he can procure a congregation, ana sn-
,asyor to G.lTuse abroad among tue coorod people
tue spi,t Of enterprise. industry aud iras MY. hs
should try 10 excite fheui to master inc hecnae'
srts to qualify themselves TO manage the more iuesa'
I've brarcles Of business ard az up Tor themselves
leat, convsuiCs, AID healthy dwellings
FIN. That te visit other churches ~ opportunity
,lers ard ordesvor TO elicit sympathy and awaken
inter,st in beLsf OF the colored people, thas tnsr
ray he generally cared cor and thst their mofa cui-
irre and religious instruction well heir intetec-
iuHl improvement may be accomplished.
The Committee also s1sgcst ihat /, be ascertsneA
What may be con dtred the most favorable site or To-
cation for TIE contemplated literary institution, and
vhst nay BE- the prospcc, for raising funds 70 eadov
,uch institution of learning.
With their port the committee submit to the Coz
ference the following resolutions;
Redirect That it is Of the greatest importance both
70 the coored ANA white 10 the free states tbs
eli Il coored people should receive AZ hast good
common S,hOol eocu'ion, snd that TOR this purpose
well qualified teschors are iHGispensa able.
:. That The rel gious instruction Of I've coored peo
lie Is necessary 10 their elevate well their sal
walton.
3 ILat w rpcoumepd the establishment Of Lit.
,r.ry Irstiuton of high order for tho education OF
the color,o people gepecal, and Tor tie purpose OF
urrarnc teachers of all grades t. labor Ia the work
&C Educating tie colored people "a our ccurt'y and
c.sev here.
l. That we recommend that IN ate,np, be made on
the part Of the Methodist Episcopal Church to CO.
operate with the African NJ l. Church 10 promoting
,6e intellectual and reli3o improve meht OF Tao
Ccored people.
) That W commend soon "a practicable ths
Appointment Of general agent to carry Out the OBJ
iects proposed in the preceding resolutions. aad TO
labor otherwise for the mproS emeut Of the people
# color.
The report was unanimously adopted, fact which
elected general remark, nor is it singular that II
should for this action denotes great progress in pub
lie sentiment in tina. quarter few yeDs since, while
Mrs Stowe resided in Cincinnati, on efor. was made
10 educate the colored youth Of that city. That effort
received poor encouragement The rooms in which
the students net were mobbcd, and for long time
was only in obscure cellars and dingy garrets that ne
gro children dercd be instructed in the rudimsnts Of
learning.