The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

sss"i" az wei az fhose Ia humber spheres.
miM mean, The agitation in land?
WY Nas u that the hands OF the African,
g. spe,s We're oron The very pillars OF the batioai
"f'tc' ne rt aud serve 70 aiiay the moi2 Il was
t'csnf' o"o TINS dscurs,on and these party 40
'pen's 10 go On for The purpos Keeping minds
o'ntt nMo upon AREA, ano ne believed there never
~eue ne tet' W he np' o. ctrs~ndom until Efforts GA
ae' scale ,hsn ever oloIe We're put forth With re'e
nee - abe csnxahon ana brsiiaSity Of
hist country be also plead the cause Of
ms socie'y, because %, national obligation which
rested uren America we nai com'nou quit 10 this
paits sno W. sbonn epdssVoT 70 redeem the
bsve Inflicted utcn q down uooaen race Even no~ the
aa,S save sls asn. oe u''np o u our say and par
Nbicb Nhs 81 BE sceu SEQ o. "oo anu man ihea aessa
va con,ronons had hetp made 70 he resources o. our
country by co,ton and what wealth nad been poured
INTO our cohersY The sp sser said ne believed
The psn proposed 10 be one OF the best
means for elevalpg the condition. OF The cosored
rae. hat had ", been suesestec tor instead Of debating
With TIE n The question whether they could amount to
3, sber 'heS ,sscas
the wines capacity africa hao been THROWN ~ ware
npen ih.u besoms, ano they hsd been invited 20 60
telzson and open a country TO the world which has
hitherto remained aihos III stae OF narvm In or
out Of himself Set him to ,hokipg OF himsei,
ana WAS pyuioe'Auc pressure upon oim
wn'en c'amp.o Jus espacnes aho 'enaefea n,m uhuueo
loT Inc n.ei pp"iAli ouiss o. ne put give nan
nroaosr spneie or op.ratons, ana ne wouo aeveiope
'houfc's and 'ethnRs wncn WV, pave tneu nuusnce On
ne G n.munny sr"und mm' an" sAs, s upon nlmssn
The mott fhectai benefit Snch ~ouo 90 tne case WITH
me o1oreo nan, county, where DC cou'o ENJOY t9e
lad read IN the newspapers the other day
u bond boy nine years OF age VIVA was now
se &c n.ee ANIL Les Ia S S.ss CUTS
fetn this 'ad mao tn'ay come Ia contact wtn
piano and almost immediately the soul within h m re.
fpoDceo 10 the opportunity which has thus been Afforded
for developing those musical faculties bestowed upon hi
by bis Maker and ~ be he spesker} read description
OF the nation which was wrought upon the boy
while he played how the face before stod,
cleaning with the res OF genius which seemed almost 70
appeared entranced by the melody which he called
forth from the ,nssfumeet, he thought ~ himself that
the, boy was type Of poor bind Aos For ages sns o mao
put her fingers upon the Gospel call forth such
music Of love and praise as would rescand through al
was never moved before. (Applsuse)
Rev DR. HAcuK Of this city, was then introduced by
the Prt nt and addressed the audience He sad he
believed the Of this society marked
IL the history Of The world and that although Tho
b. grprg was al humble ore they should reussnber
that was large compared with that which assembled IN
al upper chamber 10 the city Of Jerusalem ceu-
turtles Of years ego, through which had since been
pearl Of great price, and there Of humanity
within her borders which required ~ be isavened;
mace one vast country over which the son Of right
eeusress should pour food OF glory The oomug up
Of that bnberto psenbghtened country was lssdoe
wonderful that China should be much thought
her 4o6 tt0ttc, but wonderful Old worti
long hidden should be only brought the OF
this civilized portion Of the Universe. Il was a
popular idea that prejudice against color was
connected With the isea of slavery Nothing could
be incorrect for In the Sixth century, OF
Justnan slaves were white, In order 70 subdue this
prejudice and to elevate the race there must be ma
tolalizatop ana IN order bring the community to-
gether. scattered s far and wide grand
must exist. The people must have nation, commerce,
system Of diplomacy and IN word historians say,
be brought wi,bn the broad scale Of civilization " Ares
dy this change had commenced. Africa looming up
The Niger had been explored, and the shores OF this
hitherto unknown Mississippi Of tue torrd zone, laden
WIN weatn, were waning ,or q market For . long
by the degraded standard Of civilization the log
COAST, "bere savers visit, and petty kings maze
merchandise Of human nesb but the fact
was already becoming known 70 the world
thai the people OF Africa possessed faculty for segov
ernmeB ana already develorfcg those stamina Of cha
racer which only wake TO Influences Of Christianity.
Already VIC could zee three millions Of her population
eseeo IN eemgoverhment pursuing tne arn Of industry,
sno con uncans .Se aasrs o. 1sson VITO forecast aud
ing th' among the brotherhood Of natous They aao
pss.sssu ,apguaee Sne ~ lne greaa cmcutes N ASIA
;r,osi -. ,is. & AZ. Instance Was
,. pI1s.s " s. saaSuuosuon, gospel,
70 our % hom anu "n a ~oros ~ach orns
W VuI NM Esat suine tnougD1 ana iaesa OF heaven
,., n.' ~ AZ ~, o s anguase spounoed Ia tnsse
sr o. srms ana .ne Missionary experienced no din
and huber Soees sSsR nepn 20 sas n.or
wnlcn we seesia as zoo appointed agency 70 reesne-
ra1e ana oMentpfal tne world.
hes; ~. LOWING f"nel iohowea IN An address treat.
us " ne a. aspec. o. voc susct ana Illustrated
=, m nar, Win many peaspg anecdetes' ~ncn seemed
'" D. D.. As M, .ensnee W tne auoicnce
rev Nj STEWART lcoIored) aretarned missionary from
lAve'a, ne,e x!os1 W 'ne aaoenoe ana saa- Cntir-
% s os VEL =. " say Jew woras, lcano 70 TINS
paee 70 near ana 70 NC nsr9cteo out nave been c,t
n -, 70, pe las. ess ns years ana ~neoever
s ~ . n ~, ~ u" y n,ls NY soul "tn emotions
" IVY, a,a .e W E.se uuslance W tnem
ny ~ .ns ~ nnu a@ reg 70 ssy IN Pc
s " "a. ,s Sns W t us. teey nsn ~ltn Joy snis
S W we par .Ser ois.assh ~ sns country or
~. an a.on VI se 0ona.ol VI AI'cs We iooK
~" ps anu"'PasNn " '.s sno'y ncip uear,
~. .'as coy, iespno.ns I'c 'rp"o'o VI loet,ay
: -
is a futile idea, which has gained much ground
that the patives Of Africa not susceptible
"a ioI1s, pon.Ss, ana ssoai cu.are. osnsse