The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-29
tnae We recent sttenpts at inccndiarism were
about 70 n repeated. but ~ IVES soon discovered
that the Are was accidental

| that the Are was accidental
CoLoRED JrBiLEE-Last evening N, 20.
lsrcd people held grand jubilee In the large hal
OF the Cooper institute. iu honor VI the adoption o.
the abolition Of slavery Ia Maryland The platform
was Handsomely decorated with Union Ssgs and
the bust Of Washington over The Presidents chat,
was clothed with the same The house was no,
crowded., tut there was very respectable audienc,
present smongN which were quite a nuutr, al
Whit teople-geutlenon and laIcs. A numtc, d,
young coiorcd ladies' representing the ~ State.
when endorsed Abraham Lincoln, and ono who
represented the Goddess Of Liberty occupied Tho
front OF the platform. The youn{ ladies were all
dr"ssei In white and wore blue and red sasbcs q,
which were in golden letters the names II the
"everal States and territories represented.
The meeting having been called T. order, John
PETERSON Esl, was called h. preside, and IN tax
ihs the chair, he remarked that there we're reasons
why The house was not filled First, a ball hal
heen contemplated, Tut the ministers did no, Ike
| Secondly, was proposed To- sive the proceeds
~ The Anglo-African. For bimself he would Lave
preferred To givc them 10 the sick and wounded
rld'erf or H. thu ireedrncis' children hun ,Sh,n
ne came n consider the good which nad been done
Tor We cause 10y the Anglo-Africsn. he checrfilly
gave bis appreciation ~ the proceeds being giy.,,
" Wat p,ler Applause Nj. Peterson then
ptoceoded IT, srcak OF The cause ~ the a4ac'uhlirg
81 The meeting, anl prsyed that Odd rniVht hlcs,
hbrahnm Lincoln anu free Mar land aud tina, tho
time tght Boon come when every TOO, Of Amer.
can soil should lie free
number Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
were then nominated from the various conn,.cs
towns and villages oi H.. States The Rev. sirelc.
ton i. Jones, pastor Of Zion Church then offered
prsycr after which tho hymn "Bl,w ye the tr,in..
pet blo~'" was sung, with buge solo, and cAoru,
by the audience
Inc President thon introduced a. the audience
" that distinguished son Of MARYLAND" Rev. Henry
highland Garnett, who WAS rcce we'd with rrca, An
pause. Mr. Garrett commenced bv sno,osi,,,,,
ior not eng able ~ deliver Grafton az
ior want 81 time and proceeded H. ,pesk Of Nh,
"'snngs OF emancipation andL,ho nnnnimity which
occurred in tie Suuth ON the same sutert lie aI.n
spoke Of the immense crowds winch ,t,,n'l~i liz
church. when the election Of Mr. Lincoln was
KNOWN together with the sercn,d. b. Mr. Lincoln
anu TIE speech OF the latter on the ,ccaion
lio next gave a history of his Journey ,n
1870 from Mary land to New York, travelling
by night, ard hiding by dag, when none cnujd
give MS father and Lis usliy. FAMILY shelter cx
Fps one itoinas G,rret' who gave then rust of
utrai and draught of water. tAppl In iSl5
slavery was abolstod ia New York, hut after "A low
years his family were hunted aud und in Now |
iork lie then preceded to give All account, + the
OI iAthef, and the ni hts
sst ~ while others Of the family were carried sok
TO New Orleans and sold. which inside a beloved |
num- VI MS ravinx maniac, until the kindness Of
eea'h renewed her fr IN her suiicrfngs. Finding |
nome IN tIis stAe o. he did he loved this state md
should do ~ to tie cud Of his life lie then snake
OF Lis return TO Maryland in 1894 thirty -elrh, |
years alter, anu his speeches there asains, slavery,
y, ~innhs up win The events which lei TO |
we DECLARATION Vi Maryland that she WAS n /
Ice sia,e The reverend speaker procccied nj
some length to give witty account oi the manner
IN which Maryland had boon wcocI by Rober; +.
. ~. a''i ,,ners but she refused until they erci
W my harylind," aud zen she dr,st IN her best
and threw herself on tho bosom Of Father Abr..
ham, saytu., U! Father, am your daughter, AMI
ne hugged her 70 his heart and threw oil her chains
'AppauscJ lie then reviewed tn. action al tr.,
dom On Aaryl politically, agrcul,ur.liy. roll.
siousiy And Otherwise, and claimed tina, ali OBJ
btaclts u the elevation oi Mtrylaud W,r, pn,v "a,
no'co, anu $40 might soon we with the ,lorlous
state 81 New furk for the abolition Of slavery had
"a SGD her to tie level Vi the greatest s,ate IN tao
lhiun
Inc Key. Dr. Chccver wa. announced 10 snc.l.
put he sent note nrologiziny Tor his alseu,,
Addresses were delivered by Mrs. Frances y. W
Harper, Rev Lila Martin, Professor uovard DAY
.hoiit which was new one, to the tune Of ..ILe
,'ar sIsnglod Banner" entitled "rhe n,nner #
nc ffee' oil which the following III a verse;
b where, through the flight of tho ascs .yopc.
was NC "uutsIe iof Liberty gfandcr OF graycrY |
~ me :, adcst arena III, sun shines upon,
with the world pausing, breath less, rcysr,iin.
with favor.
we Al. striking the blow ut iilerty's foe
-, 4" eaeh ITAturous cry ausw,r Not |
y ME we pray that 'lhe Star -Slauul,I Dsnn.r
shall wave,
FER the irnd vi the fieo aud the home of Al.
brave" " '"o
Inc exercises concluded with the singing of "xv
'ouh'ry' hs Of Thee" aud the pen.dlc,iou i,y tho
'e'' d. singleton Jones after which tie meeting
sler5ed,
Citf GovERNMEr-s2j, 900 yEEwAEu FOR
VIZ iNoEsDiAaits, Ero.-rhe board Of Aldermen
''' yesterday and considered su important re.
''h'ehh"i'oh from the Mayor, published else.
'hef'| !" tie effect that reward of se60Oo should
y ""efea ~ the e''y authorities for the arrest Of
nep persons implicated in the recent .,te,lp,s 10
urn Tie city. The matter wa1 referred
res"lution was offered 10y Mr. Long r.npcs,i,, |
nc counsel u the Corporation 1, Iniorl. Il HI |
u" reason tue Eighth Avenue Railroad chnrgr :
,n 'ents faro iof Zach passenger from the CAV
W! 70 Their terminus Adopted.
me ooarh cuh,ur Va the adoption Of a rcsolu.
on directing the Comptroller to issue ,t,.,l ooo 4
'oth OF stock 10 be- known ~ the Central ps,l |
'ploV.heht FUND Stock, being the h,lpu,,
TcA'eh " AL ordinance OF the Common Council
iho Iounciliianic resolution, rcquestiny N. :
""''S :" rear estate on tue west side u The CITY
aFhs property lying between 23I and Ivth .
iee's !" s'"u 10 TIC CLERK u the umnun Coun-
. .''p' nnv" 'us tue I,faton and extent Of
ielt properly, "ith view Of es,Abishinp new .
"he's IN Tue ulper part Of the c.ty, was called
y, ana referred to the Cournttoc On M,rk,ta !
tesoiuton wrh adopted setting apart portion