The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-27
euR NEW YoRk coaREspoSDEsCE.
NV YOKK, January y, 1851
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We hssd AA---- ut An appeal win be
our oolored population are in - %-'ng black
made to obtain Immediate relied for these su---
FOLKS ia the metropolis Of the country. The facts
these and yoa nay rely their accuracy sent Jon an
at the time Of the great ball which Of some
months ago The Academy Of Music in honor Of the de-
feat Of John O. Fremont and bis party. ] told y0u
then how aJsefnor Hing and the defeated republican
candidste danced at their own funeral banquet The
supper provided BY the block caterer Of this city
None but black man would answer for that black
political assembly and eye The head eaefef could only
employ black assistants and about fifty black men served
at the feast The ball ended The negroes who would not
be dened had their pay Butwoud you believe itfihe
head waiter and his fifty assistants have not been paid TO
this day and In want and suffering they have appealed to
the law TO compel these friends To the Ecsro racehee
phanthropists for the eolored peopthese Kansasfand
contributing menhese shrikker for justice to the black
pay what fully due for services rendered to the
committee Of the blaekpuhlean party The lawyer who
has the matter in charge has decided appeal to the DEM
oeas in New York aid these poor colored people in
getting their just dues and support their families while
the suit Is rsneing glorious exhibition Of humanity is
thisl There GrinneI Bowen Morgan, Greeley, Ray
mond and ohsrsrich men, mllionaires-al contributing
to free the negro and them when they at
dsanoesome Of them contributing to the tune of ten and
twenty thousand doArs-allowing fifty negroes to sue
them for wages well earned blaekrepubcan banquet
The Christian Intelligence tie orgas ef Che Dutch Re
formed Church in this country has out with abroad
side against clerical and church politicians This denom
nation Il Of the wealthy and respectable in the
land 1t was the original church of the old Knicker-
bocksrs it from Holland it learned and wealthy
it ranks among It's ministers Bsihune, Knox Vermiege
Dewe and hosts Of others whose worth and talent have
given chafacier ana dignity tn the ministry OF New York
In relation to the religious politicians who prea1 Few
to their name the Integeneer says in the late campaign
ministers orsook their pulpi TO harangus political gath
engs Churches met to pray but to discuss political
resolutions Ecclesiastical bodies sweled with political
rage and sometimes exploded in angry eectonering doc
unenis Particularly this true Of Congregational
ministers papers, churches and associations They rushed
into the arena forgeu of higher and sacred duties
The shame and contention that have followed have appa
led those who introduced this element of contention into
peaceful aock and stirred up the waters of eeasee@ sg
aton whis cksft Who hav. esred the evil fad it more
gigantic an evil than they anticipated
We have in New York and Brooklyn associations for
the benefit of the young They called aChrisian As
socia,ions They exclusive No Catholic Unitarian
OF Un,4er.sst belong 10 them. No bear Office
who is not regular mem0eI CT sors orthodox church,
and in good standing while all others can eontrbLts IS
they please money to pay expenses The political note
given from The pulpit has been responded TO by these
Christian associations ard those young Christians had
been taught that they should pray for s- extension
/ of Christls Kingdom but for the election of Fremont
should contribute not feed the hungry and clohe the
naked but to defeat Mr.. Buchananand also that rote
for Fremont was cup Of cold water TO the Saviourhose
ardent spirits have introduced the blakepubcan creed
/ into these association.
4 In Brooklyn most angry and violent discussion i MIR
4 going On. 1t viii lines Of alienation through this
4 body II will break it all to pieces In that body
many democrats They have resisted The Introduction
H political into religious association They have
met the question when il has hsen thrust upon them They
will rest it 10 the bitter end Ard If these madcap abo
onsts persist in their suicidal course the association
wiz be rent asunder and become ablaekepuhcan
4 ruled by Henry Ward Beecher-
i In New FORK tie sars has been pursued dis
cussion now pending the matter Of discussing poll
tics The organization in unfortunate hands The lead
ers have attempted make the Christian Association
New York ally of the black republicans They bad
hoped TO make il place wher2 The democracy could b
Il malgned and denounced Such is the effort going
on IL will be successful only the ruins of the iust
tution Many OF the members democrats and those
the talented part they will resist to the last All THU
effort to make Christian company band Of defers o.
the Union and malgners Of those who hold the
pacs of the constitution But such of the feat
those wolves in Sleeps clothing who spare nothe ock
but divide and devour.
The case OF Smonton the correspondents, OF the Tmss
meets with little sympathy here Had this correspondent
charged general corruption and made specific charge
nifty; but he has charged members of Congress Tb,
charge Is against every member of that body and b.
Is bound to tell who The is You have set OF SOL
ders of fortune called correspondent in your city they
write for their bread they like the berth in the House
Senate draw pay they must startle the people for whom
they write and hence the scandal, tatte calumny,
charges that and scattered the land
n news from Washington" from our Washington
correspondent
II Amusemenss are low ebb. The embargo for time
and the ne sleighrdng in the evening" cali Off the pleas
urelovers from the playhouse to The open air The ri
gantic Forrest has contend with great odds His mail
reliance in bis engagement Mr. Deeply. He cut hi
finger the first night Of his engagement and has zinc
II been disabled He is young man, Of great talent
promise and expected to make his mark while with For
rest HIS sickness has left Mr. Forrest very weakly sup
ported The artists all third-rate except Mrs Daven
boys in me gallery cry @oh quit" aud accompany tn
music with penny whistles and trumpets Such conduc
is ridiculous Srakoseh of the Academy, win fail il
his Opera. He has artists but Parodi, and she
incapable of keeping up the part she has assumed Th
I Academy of Missile is doomed place. 1t built fo
the aristocrats but they enough with all tn
snobs thrown In to keep the place alive Bennett under
took to hold up Mrs. Mamahon he cudgelled the Buffalo
mans for their want of gaantry- He sounded the
Of praise for the ladies of the Fifth avenue and all were gu
rious 10 see how Bennett would the ridiculous iur
n Of his debutant
i Like the Irishmans owl which he bought for parro,
be said nothing for day two but kept up aterrib
thinking He then out Bennettike copied all tn
Rad he had