The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
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'n-,'acE-THg AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY
80 ~, ,rFp-AIcLrNc0cg, TYING Ayn saifh
gAuIsp OVER THE coALs-pR. cHSsNkR ftovfS
TO BE A TKGP CAhD-FlhaN sfEsuhhS- n
Vrrso pRoCEFDUas --ASTIcosp Siz.IIOS kEso-
LUTIoNs, ErC,
t,obus meeting Of the co!ored people Of Nes YORK,
,,i to The plsrs and objects Of he African Cyihaa
don society wss held Monday ing at the bs,hseds
fcolored church in suliysn street, near Prince. ra'
body Of the Building WAS densey nld while few were
present IN the galleries.
Mr PowKRs, cairg the meeting to order rtied
that hs With few friends, had engaged the ROOM ana
tha, there might be diineoly as 10 whom the room
belonged, be would call upon the Rev Mr. Kay me pas
tor 0. the church, TO decide The matter.
Rev Mr. RAY TINS called upon, said that he had hired
the church 20 Mr Powers and bis ends for the purpose
OF holding a public meeting express opposition 10 the
pchemes OF the African Civilization So:ety The house,
therefore, belonged to them.
The following Ifloers were then motion chosen -
rresiee over Tho meeting President, Mr.. Ransom z
Rev Or Penningtou; Secretary, Nc John w. Hiuter.
After prayer by Rev. Mr. Pennington, ths following
Resolved Tnat the deceptive character OF the NsS
African Civilization Society mAnifess nsel Ia the same
aarcsr go SSa sges sv be SEEN IN
the fact that though the constitutions OF both soceuss
have been SO worded as not TO present prominently any
Objectionable festurethat taongh Doth societies profess
that their OBJECT 70 benefit the col0red mAn-neyerins
hes the policy OF both developed s 10 dspEase hs
position in hs country, with the view oil inducing hn 70
emigrate to Africa.
Resolved That We are opposed 10 the csizius and
Chrstanizing Of AIcs, nor " AN encouIagetnent OF
the CULTIVATION OF cotton, 10 oolosed meu
engaging in extensive commercial pursuits, 10 all these
We say God speed We say 10. enterpfspg men OF all
oomplexiors aid aud therein, Bat do not look 10
exodus Of the colored men OF this country on account
Of their complexion.
Resolved rnat inssuuch slavery is recognized by
che Of the country to ~h;h this society would have
us 60 and treaty has jet been entered into the
part OF the from this country sem officially rclacc
70 the African Civilization Society, in which they pledge
themselves part Of the party they represent that
the slaves Of that country shsll be by said party
strictly respected cannot unees we willing 10 be-
come coparners In he crime OF slavery, have hing
70 do with the society, or any such treaty made under It's
auspices
pcsirg any Individual thereof his Individual capacity
nevertheless, II any such shall continue 10 remain
board the fatal and perndious bark, in the face Of
earnest entresty 10 leave because need and would
have them with US, they must, when truth snd justice
shall seu,le IT, be swallowed up in the sea Of cur peoples
Resolved That's copy o. these resolutions be orwsrded
TO England to Nj Frederick Douglas as the genuine zen
timenis of the cClored reop'e Of this city.
Mr.. wNIs BROWNE, OF Boston, taen ntr oducsi By
The President As FAR he said he kne the object OF
Knew about the Africaa Civilization Society,
OF cvihzng Arcs, And, As far a. he k1e~, every whe
MI honorable ro,iyes to the African Oyz,uon socs,y
but people sometimes deceived themselves. Let tho
oolored man 80 where he pleised. Bat when q pubic
movement maize they hal right 10 crcss ii, aui
hey bad right to examine the objects of the Atriesn
Civilization society. Tha, society was ocIlt upon
shaox foundation What we're Tie claims u the Arisio
Civilization Society," when men get up q company,
and they asked others to take shares, the later hal
q perfect right 10 know what was the object OF that
company. lie took the proceedings At d.: Caeever's
church fair Indication OF what that Society intended
Here society, having for nsobsct to cultivate cot
ion IN Africa II was merely com aeroia speculative
en6rprlee 10 build iseK al the expense OF the
osrarased free colored labor IN nc Northern sacs II,
bad heard On emmett public personsse say aciy that
The coored man Al present vas soFse OF thsn he Va;
. tie Hfa n.
did not want 10 hold VI false ghi 20 the ooore popls
rns Arican Civilization Society was called the greatest
stoi,. going sbol sh slavery yet Of thcss
speakers said that certain Stakeholder hal laushef
ssneDs Hos ' was hat G'' sseio to elevate s
condition Of the African by the cultivation OF csuor
hs on. Let trsm beware Of the false step taken
% We s,ssi5, II The he, PeoPls throughout the
e1 negro s nso Sa SG pa. SS Ssrp II sasSs
s1ngsn from which crafty minsi,es osed 10 draw shs
dcn sers Of IN. cotton g1vernment metropolis (Lsash
ter) That nationality could never be cfysAlzed into
eo S r,'yy; !appl.gsc) ,.,
Ase he SAID, was one Of nvtstyiton, Of calm an per
sis,eni inquiry. ne 'lutedto toe n,aner IN which new
the Afrcsn Civilization sos,ety, the Of WHICH, II
no, put an end TO- would bring the most disastrous
cn ofihe African Colonization society forty years sgo
orei the sane propositions AZ that o. tn. sf'n cvi
xsf Society % The present day One ~ The lea FRS OF
tins Soseiy few years ago Troy, eeiverei lecture
IN whch he stated that uhe lorci man was hxei In
lncIde with hs profr.sor, now Another 90, OF thern
rnid hattie society di contemplate complete exc
DIS Of the coicred people-ouy enough, few The So
CITY or suaici By oolcnr ration man, ami in
PEELED ~ ocnzsh0aas. ne 2cOGs OF any ttrs
MAT bal cotton N 4 Who va gcing % be sent QUITO
eaders We're hcy goios 10 sand the sane KIND OF
that we're sen, 10 iberh Ave ysars ago and
want ,hem, aud for Cod. sake V sesi no nov
ne Arcan Cvzshou soccty assuuei the invinc.blity
81 American prtJl1lee Tue republican party came into
BERG uloa The wing o. sAVe holfas agsressous, Aai Il
aid rot hrd b s princ.ses IL woali Iass axay Ike IL
"niusirious Psedeoesser Tho great wnig party. zap
dies agsrsi the rerro that he hA rot ,dyrnccf hs pSs
uoo n was because be hsc no, half 20 much energy as
ne should lhcy would be traitors 10 her prU pics II
NAY 10 leave four mions OF taC people "A caaips
20 80 and pek cotton IN Africa (xashtar and sppauio
n, ed nc, tnrk ,hsy should deseri these four u,ons
vho lhs country and At hsrt % ev.r geuzs
we cue hundred ard sit'y m'uiors Who we're remote.
NJ taken up 70 dsfr.y ms sapsnsos Of s m~eiias AMI
nsi gsruss would no, 60 That ne hoped tha, ,hosi
ueu,s ne uos lssrxiy = t6ey had bssa the o,S.s q
pre.trs % that mee,pg ard rsc~sst,urg the present.
rtsse Ia en- he foo.iss tTsesi.r1 sv,sas Tset2
wouh Re Nth ai Stfoh ohurth vuders the coufse n
sns .ffcan cv fs.on sec'sy and reply - The STATE
m ~ ani 1fumehu Aaeooet on the pfescBt oscssol,
sfsr rhich he moved OF tossis NE door 70 take h.s
NJ q I N1wuva arose aud ns tbs, u tho ssrte-aaa
Wa gCrg ~ reply % ne arguments On Tue 'oliJ~ae
svsLrg hs 70 rsnss 70 beer the f.ets Qsassior)
nottysr Eaid hat be hal rotrei thros.h fear
but bsoauss having siey arisen from scs bed he fe'i
wss and rtduceo the more 90 ihnhis ups we're eisei
NJ. tn,s EE1scs We. NE oct spesker, ard ~
crtsfet ths r~trr ~ lergih lie anaiy Eei ths
prrvsus prffsOns q those cJnncetcd VITA
Ne Ar.csn Oviiks'on socsty Mr. NcClut,cs,
one - - leaders darrg The pstnaiis.
Ounersnoe had voted sxaus, ~. Fre .esou, on ~nch
erclrtrd me s'svchoifer iron re Chtrch rhs slavs
heicsr vas 500 grcrgh ~ hlr nsv. Df ryrg before
mfttur 81 ne Yes lcrk Colouissan S1csty, N 1851,
ssd tefy "ccgif rct rvt 70 ofssvery. - What was
esst 70 be cone That thsre wcrs rnary sides
NHthsru ard msuv sf~ Soaih,rn 10 the
frs&t crnstfrtcrsl gues,ira q slavery, aui
ws uan vho haf iookti cniy a ocs AIDE was
90 somgsbut ~ ps~ . Jssxnsng % the Woe Agan
~ utf ne sane ucttng, hai sali hs "rcgardci
No. teatFe save s~ a. ndgpersaole 10 the erscncc q
$3.50 " naisi NJ az 20 -as boubi b. obey aud
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