The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-13

| DOugiass, ~ the Cooper Ins,tu,e, " MIXED an
denes of white and colorcd, hlling the lazge h'u
| two-thirds fu1. Mr.. Douglass announOed hmsen
| ~ loyal man, % We al Of his rec no, one 81
| whom. had rroved . willing spponen, q the Gov
ernueuA speshins for the negroes he dsolarod tha,
We we're conn. stinR vibl error in shutting them
Qua from . pa, tcigalon In the present contest.
| Black men were good enough 70 fah, side BY sids
| with George WashinstOn In the Revolution and
with Andrew Jacksun at N. Oh, ans but they were
| not deemed good enough " hsht with George
| Mcclellan on the Potomac, With Gen. Haeck in
| Missouri. We were hghiihg the South with sin
| gle arm when We might use bOth, and wasting half
| our strength through . strange tenderness for
slavery; slavery, which had brought " tie verge
| Of ruin and Arrayed half million traitors in arms
against the Republic. Contending for cipation,
Mr.. Douglass answered the question a. " what
should be done win the negr, by the m,nosyllahic
ejaculation Of, Let him alone All he asks is fair
play and no favor, and then II be cannot take care
Of himself, let him starve. d. No, expairiate him
nom the land Of his birth by any colonization
scheme but leave him whore he Is You want
him here and he wishes 70 stay. lie, him
alone, for he is able W take Of himself In
rrf Of which lAst rtion the speaker cited va
rous facts With which the lecture closed. During
i us ueiNery, MI DOukheaa was ueluenhy inter-
rupteo by applause and laughter At his happy hits.
| A rsssing mention Of Prsmonts name raised
tempest which%ss heightened by the Statement,
from the lecturer tina, wherever he went he found
,hst the popular heart recognized the fact thai the
"P.ihhnder had found the true path"
Aaer the lecture tie uuclinsuns sang the song
forbidden to them on the Potomac, closing with the
John Brown chsnt, making an in,nectud attempt
| a., Al A L A.
RFrDLIcAS CSSrRAL CoNMITTEE-The
| R,rul lean Central Committee held special meet
| Ing last evening" sL'ridsn Shook E.q., presided.
Resolutions were al pied, expressing Approb,-
uon " tie vote VI Hon. Presto. Kiug in favor 81
the expulsion Of j. sse u. gilt - IodiRn,, frum
ne senate, and c''ndemiisg the Hon. Ira H.rrs
| r. his vote "to retain ia his sal man who has
| hten proven traitor 10 lis country"
Another series OF resolutions rendered the thankl
| ~ the Comm ittee 10 tie Hon. & II Nanwyck, and
tu bis ss,ootcs - the Congressional Investigating
Coo mttee, fof their recent thorough exposure Of
| tue faud. perTetrs;ei ON the government 10 mil
| tao cvLtucts, Tucy as denounced Ia tie most
| 'Wtille language the miscreat u vh' under the
| gise ~ sr'vu'gi.e soyerrmt nt have plum ipr'd
| II jul ic Treasury = rti',c gain, and iepGlis-
tel ticm whatever nsidef .tion they nay hereto
| f,'e Laye ,is.r.. 4 'ron The party.
| A res lat 'n cxpies,I uIust uuqual,Gal ON.
| Gden'C in the uLtiing energy ard ability Of the
President, drew io,th long aud qite aninA,ed
dlSu-si.n, an Gu,G y the Committee sdyuurn,d
with u isl.tns any action upon It.
| TIE FHicssoS BATTERY, recently launched
1t Grecupc.ut, Is under. ,in- flashing t,uches,
md is expected g. u AXE - trid trip on about
"Wednesday q next week. Her ongn's have been
tried under steam, aud worked successfully.
| FIVE MovIHs WIN Tux REuErs.-M {;
james Gillette Of the Ilst R,gt., n. Y. 5. N ,
| WHO wAs Que Of the rii .oneIs taken by the rebels
sttl tstte ~ Bul Run, delivered lecture lssi
event in Ca,sry B,Itist Church on ssd street,
~ zen bah and G.n ayshues, the silg ct " Five
| AntS- Wit ii. Re ,els." lie had teen CO. fined
| utts tine In Redmond, and gave a very interest
| .rr a,. QUIT ~ tie hari.tips suffered 10y the IN.
rtr' ate rf!-orers 81 Ito cfuelu-s il N ted tho
,,uLl,d, ari ( tie modes ad, ted by the ism.
r.. g. tt,.eye To tc1ium o. trolr sNist'nse. The
ise.t VAS 20 aid tue General AID Association Il
| CA.yar, Church.
u sIMoNtAL 10 LirrTENASr CoSSoLIY,
'a1u RICMhr.-Li,uti,srt Edward Connolly q,
me "a rig uu.nt, WHO tn en- prisoner ut ~
ii. urr'3e ltt',e Pi' Run, md va, shGer 10
the Imprisonment and trials Of TIE heroic Colon
C".ouran, wa enter, aimed last evening by his bro
Their n ,ers at the Metropolis IIrtel. Tue com.
psny, 10 the number of about sixty, sat down %
dinner AT mite O'Clock, and was presided over 10y
or James Ba., ley, the sei.ior officer of the rei-
III, ut IN New York. TIE full report q this int .
sting affair Is crowded over until tomorrow.
A. tue 1rst volunteer tuagt, tine Heath 4
Bishop l., ncl, of Caurlest, ~" was given which
0ss responded t. by NJ. j Inn Mutually, NJ. C,u-
molly pr,rtci" Tho Health Of Mrs R'uly. whose