The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17

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FREg kEGBo EMIGRATION FROM THE UNITED STATES
INVITATIONS From THE JAMAICA PEOPLE 10 QUE
COLORID CITIZENS.
In Consequence Of requsion 70 bis Honor the oussos,
meeting held at the Court House In this city yoster
day. l.is After oclock G.fsrnOenl to take into con-
Americans from the Southern States Of America uto this
Inland. The chair Of the meeting taken by the Hon.
The fyst resolution moved by the Hon. Alex. Bar
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scecun the large extent OF fruitful but uncuvaed
Moved By John Nethersole, and seconded by Charles
That h large OF skilled labor various
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be embraced Of inviting these suffering classes
to Come to our shores and make thsir permanent home
Msved BY W W. Anderson, and seconded BY R. c.
Thai lie nesrness Of this snd to the continents of NORTH
and souh A%s,ic. the powerful protection Of the Br.A
me providence Of religion. socsl habits sm. to those
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A%erc. in their choice Of new country.
That depata.on be appointed to wait on his Krceepcy
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he nett session with view of raisins fund 70 AID scheme
dspu.aton was named to wait on his his Ercellsncy
the Governor.
THE DEPUTArIoN AND THE GOVERNOR.
From the Kingston Journal, May IL
On Friday the deputation from the late American Co
lored Immigration Meeting waited the Governor With
copy Of the resolutions They most coureousy
ceivcd, and held considerable discussion tho nature
Of the proposed measures. Mr.. Dalton, from IOa-
ni.na, accompanied the deputason, and gave some
valuable information and, In particular stated his
that the three years intendures, prescribed in
the immigration act, would prove Recommendation Of
the measure TO the coored Americans Of the Southern
States who are being driven from those countries BY
force AID he was Of opinion that action the sub
ject might DO advantageously taken at once. There
were some very satsacory statemens made Of the ex
perience which had been already had In this and Of
tie value Of the few American colored people who had
found their way 10 shores.
HsExcelercy, while he expressed himself a. decidedly
favorable to measure for immigration coupled with CO.
onzation expressed strong opinion In favor Of the
limited rdented service prescribed BY the immigration
act and in support Of which alone the money raised under
that act could be made available. he promised imme
diao attention to the subject We cannot doubt that this
movement fraught with early and important results 10
every interest Of the island.