The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

The Rev. William Troy coored ninster, delivered an
sddres on thursday evening Al the ol King street Bap
the fugitive slayes Of Carasa The enanmGu dhe Rev
Boswoih) having opened toe proceedings with prayer
scnthern states Of America. which allowed The slave
Owner 10 he sAves part Of his goods aud chat
tee, which he night eel or mortgage real tssate
They we're not allowed 10 receive any educst aad bal
10 opportunity for caring for their spiritual welfare
since the year l12o when the hrst twenty save.
taken 10 America there had been continual .orrow weep.
os srcars and shedding Of snorg the African race
and H. said the speaker, he scod before then Until he
grew e,a with sse, be could nc, ten them az Toe scene.
that this cor,eup, with which they res,ed by the
Avs 81 The American states hsd followed them iato lana
d. Nc regretted that the fugitive slaves OF Csnssa
should be thought deRraaef he would admit that
not havrg opportunities Tor education, they were
ignorant and his great wonder that they not
verse than they There about IS 200 luxtve
tAvs E CsIGCs Tho have escaped from the slave ssl,
and we're ojoyag tie privileges Of ircetom, aud yet
N the tasn 81 NiuaFor Ia Canada West where BE-
rsdsd. TIE rrsuace sgan,t rco,e o. ooor hsa . fo
loved ther from the Siaics thai bis children we're
allowed % A. end Tie scnooihouse, Tor Sbcn he ia con
pany viii others Of the cOofed population pkia annual
taxes Dpou he Eenonstfsiinx With the trustees n The
school, they ,oie him that 4 he would dsd person who
would teach cars " e0lofci children they would t-y -
obtain separate fchco or fhsm Thus though they PAID
taxes Tor floo toNcAtior, they deAief A. prvi
hs's' and, A. 'aeir ooy osaros q Improvement
sdaeAtep. shtv bad but Schools AID chspss u tAelr
own. ln sptUslee Of zoe ndgsuy oi the fues aves
NC tsirftf fsla he ka0 tulsn at mber o. .sAlcs n
whlcf heg fRc learned 9sifs supported themselves
suo ismi'lst shortly ster Their arrival Tbty cultivated
"a gr uld equally vel thr rcighb3rs an4 some
q item laa msuAFsd 10 purchase JARVIS u Gty 10 two
hnIcrca .cys Iheie we're about tgtt hundred Ia the
Nsn 81 Wrcsor several q vhcm were mcn Of prppaTty
A. tgafdta thsir morals, because trey wore not all
mora, 4 vas faid H. hey were al teefase5 Il va
uTrstlbie - "a H. that org forty h5utand persons
ntfr ntua &c noBc loUrd immtr8L SIT was The
Iniptt of nc pro slavery party % mpke tbsm appear
e. ~ rrcre 10 immortality ana sgiuess All therefore
give tr. that 10 infinitely better 10 Keep tnetn IN
s'aie u beudrge black man became a r.Cnber Of
tfbifh, b. nivst take It's sfat away Up The ga0rv:
TIE lorus supper ADMINISTERED. the c9orea rneu.
befF were g mptl.d 70 wait I'll The white men hal par.
TAKEN wltn they came d Sn Afterwards and shaved In
TIE & rDsuIon by Themselves There Wa sposlt'oa
q then to love the worship % God. and lnrness 10
hear tie 60epci lie bad preached TO iaous3ad Of
thefe reislrs a. q time. and whenever they heard Of
Chist Hd Him cfuche3. they seemed anxious 70 listen
u What The preacher ssd Tns their improved
moral condition. and Sufficient 10 copuAiirt the ~
strtfps of their enemies abou. sSer degrzd,d conditions
The speaker alluded 20 the destitute coalition Of the fuR
lrts ticn their awvs some Of them having come from
distance of SEQ mites He had men arrive With
their iegs ffosthcn by the severes Of the weather,
End Carrying ibsr ebdsea Ia Their arms VITO had
travelled IN Incredible dstance during the depth o
ter End who had wept tears Of Joy when arst Getting
foot tree soil He related touching incident q. ls
gtve slave mother, Who rather than altos hcs-chtrea
hon she bad rescued 20 return "a slavery rnt their
roes IN he presence of their csptors The speaker con
cUdcd By appealing 10 his audience 10 assist he fsai.ve
saves Of CsuaA Ia building tcboo and places al ror
ship, whore they night he eoucsud nsd taught The
hfssss " - derived fcr sro~lcrfo of.tte Ccsre al
Christ