The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The NEGRO 1T ZYoms.

DR.. LIVINGSTONE uN MISSIONARY KpForrs.
~ meeting Of the Nottingham fEus.) auxiliary or
the socesy the Propagation o The G.spc 10 foreign
Parts, r livingstone VINO WAS greeted with cheers, 10
secondug resolution, SAID
sheult like 10 suswer question that is very o.tc,
put to me, IN the belle. tbnt some OF you may wsn to
put It TO Toe nov. lhe question slude to is--"Wh
should ike 60 tell you that they very far from being
ssyaees thccrs.l On The sea coast they are rather
the slave trade bat when get about thr,c hundred
miles into The interior you NEE, wnh people who
quite mild end hospitrbe s the crty of cech
the village give every stranger supper ana stow
him every hospitality which lea in his power
babnasts OF this country think they are, bu,
poyed 10 cultivstng the SOIL having different kinds
o! grain equal TO what was grown "a this country.
They also manufacture iron, smelling u from The stone,
aud very excellent iron u ~ brought home with
the last time was 10 England some q tns aud she
iron manufactured into an excellent tDned rife The
quality exceedingly good and equal to the beet Sws.
sh iron They manufacturer superior quality
OF copper also articles OF csrhen ware and basksworK
Idea OF their being savager, II IN rather singular. hut
believe true that they rstnsr believe We are the savases
(Cnoers aod iaughtsr They dc rot understand where
all the black people who ars carried away 70. Thou
sands are taken away annually. aud you eans. 90 any
carry what are called siGps siicks, with fork at
the end OF them, which rs fastened rcuui the nscks
OF tho capves, so that II Is impossible for them
get out OF them at the other end BY which they
tied TO trees throughout tbs night The people
nsugbter.) They lock upon Us as caonibals, and We
look upon them as savagcs. tRonswsd lsughisr) Now
20 take impartial view of both. shali md
that they better than each imagine aohcr 10 10
CHEERS Fer instance, among ourselves We nd different
bodies OF christmas very suspcious ni one another Hav
ius them all AZ Distance and ooyed upon them all
at work, ! consider them very much bser than they
imagine themselves ~ he. tCheers When they knce
down and pray together they the same they worship
the Cod they an iet the same wish OF giving
% others the same bieseipgs they enjoyed them
selyos. We all be love that We o1gbt to obey the
command TO 70 into all the world aad preach tho
Gospel to every creature do not moan 10 say
that you ought TO sud preach the Gospel IN those
parts uf the world where have been, buI every
cDo Ia bound TO obey the commandment have men
toned aud cannot do something ourselves We nust
try aud procure substitutes. (Cheers) u y ino sans
cannot 90 to the and defead the shores o' our
untry the invader, but many eau ueeotno voun
teefs and mepy can give their money Tor hc encourage
nent u younteere So.likewse We can encourage mia
sonaries. by our ASSISTANCE IN money hnd by our
PRAYERS tIiear hesr) have never bad tic pleasure
~ ,gasi,ng nnv of the OF this ETY. Jit
barI s,,u orsai mdny rniss,onqris Nou, hgts sefl
sog, oy hose ci0 nsahtr cfsdR q US ~ he sl,s
i,t tbey are n very email number the great dy Of
them heinz men abor 10 che mon csure o Chris
,,anuv n beersl have no bestattop In saving, aiicr
be,ns brought into frequent contact with them, that
you will not find many whom u Is net pleasure
L. Know men who have devoted their lives 10 the
eocd of othcre. Some OF them have been very much
no. honored by success than others but II IS the
desyor of al, believe, TO btog these hesthcor eopis
tosomethtpR like the status thai enjoy
Christians (Hear hearl And may here tell yon that
wnen the missionary nrst pot amongst these people,
they imagine he has Tor other object than s
proessed, and they say, 'wau bit II viii come out
BY and BY" After long course of we'll DOING however,
they last find that tins missionaries have their welfare
heart but long process, like the abolition OF the
slave trade Va one hundred and nfv years sues Vie