The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10

resolutions which seconded BY Professor alien or
Dublin, and passed unanimously.
Mr. w. FARMER moved the next resolution
Tnst tns comrrce tenders It's warmesE coprrstua.,ops
20 the Baron De Pradne upon his appointment Haytien
Cnsrge aAiaires 10 toe Court OF s. James, an wond
express lth ieseDt wishes for the stability aud permanent
prosperity CT the free coored republic which he repro
ten ard lie satisfaction IN the knowledge that the
Ieyo'uon Was characterized by the praaeworthy
fcrbsarance on the part Of hose who effected it, aud with
ont the eilusion, in Tire hour of struggle and ultimate
triumph OF the smallest Of human blood or any
other act Of deliberate veuse aGce
The ILAsppRosr RocHussgS, OF Sarinam seconded the
retou;on, and froke Of admiration Of tho pro-
ere's "nch the Hayden people had made under circum
stances of gres; djhfculty.
he resolution was unanimously carried
tie BARON PR.pIxz, 10 returning tosnks seid
that he bad found mucn ignorance 10 this country
Ie,peNmg the progress which Hsyt had made 10
years In pIoof o, i,s rapid Improvement he might
state that whereas In e2l there we're only twenty mar
ees annaay In me capital OF the island Port
Ia 1916 there were es6 one yeay and hIle the
sshoos were In 1913 only eleven, and one college there
We ID is9s .xiy three schools and $500 pupils Il
would oehRht Die conotrymen 10 know tnst srcn Kind
wishss mao been expfetssa towards them and 60 Just
Vs T % p. 81 the IeceDs revelation. eAr, hsar
Ine Rev w. Z. BONNER moved The following resoIltiop
which was eecocded by Mr. r. w. Cbesson and carried
unanimously - ' ~ ~
That ,ns committee haviog received through Misc John
stone and from other sources Information relang 10 the
present position Of the Rev George b. Cneeyer % d end
.ae onorcn OF the pottsns 10 New York,
f Cheerr has yeul,d ne pro siars,v ,ndeucies of hs
lco' esurches and beiaG deous promoting o6j.c
-
1tG,oeS 20 oNN measures 70 convene, an e1yly day.
patuc Meeting at uhch The claims Of Dr. CAeeyer and his
ehuTca 70 ne sympathy and atd # Bri. Christicns anoy be
sympathy 10 the United Stats wv
hf CIEssoN moved, and Ne. WILLIAM GRAFT (cclored,
lomsS OF me United States seconded the folio wing re-
Eo.uuoo wnsn, alter some highly complimentary re-
adoptcd:-- Vs. '
That The committee would embrace this it's nrst opportu
nifty to exprese 70 Mas Sarah Rsrnond nov present ns
congratulations on her arrival in this country and on
the success which has attended her lsbcvs In Foo.
land and Ireland during the last five month"; Too
committee wonld aso assure her OF their earnest
mpntby with her in her slavery efforts and would
bespesk fsr her the confidence az the
ehds OF the ssve IN every place she may hereafter visit
durIg her stay in this country.
hss hfsoND (colored) eed--lt may be narpropr |
ave on my part az The tatye d three nnoue ard
npf ~ fiavee IN the United States who cannot susak
Tor 'Atmselves, to gsy thank you
Sr. Gecf2e Thompson, No Feotmau's roud South |
IsfqhetD, wac then elected chsrman OF the co Jttee
~ tnns hcDonnel 6b Pentonrile road iressurer aud
Mr. f. w. Ooesson, 10 Esrpur stsee, Bloomeopry hooor
my fecIe:aty.
5he laee.iug then adjourned