, 1865-08-28

ss Il has to allow m Ldthms. rote, or anybody
else. About t"o d3;s sflss WIS w4i'ed npsn
! hdrise ,Sou IS friend, no rosttcr what u1aT nt
yoM opinions, rot 10 give expression to any snsh
h Tss m9ze oe
convinced that there was In It WRONG, that that
MronE RADICAL nnd that the Institution was alb
sa 70 81 n lbes ss Sho had sea q
from the rehel-by GONE. Il Is no, Necessary.
have spoken to ron perhaps very freely and pei;
The old 1nasters. their tendency may be
ny ittendt, h7se bonsht The right BY hlood L We
more; Il will not do 10 give nay my no1o upon the
point o. rnncarse. iMili ee courteous II Tho ex-
teous; he may be coutleous Ii passing under a
beam, or he may thus fauk rreindtcc but when
you CONC to principle stand up like man. every
rictions OF truih and dnty fChee-s.1 The VII
come. the time must conc whcu these preiu1iccs
VIII give way to education II one Of these same
and colleges, can stand In The door ~ have STOOD
nnl hear The little blacks read and see heir writing,
g,at was good, and hear them recite their pre]u-
Overcoming The heart, whether ihey are acknoWl-
edged or not; Ill these things are Overcoming the
pTejudices, and the conssant mtux Of men from the
North, from England, from Scotland. num Prance.
from Germany. from all over The g1obe Into this
sonthe1n country, are all constantly, necessarily
Overcoming their prejndlces. II men who own
lande are not eoatcnt let them sell thcir Lnds and
Il they are Ike some Of onz friends there who said
that they did not Wnnt to susta1n our Government,
wh Is them e. Il + p,yiss to BE- an Ams
son. iChecrs) Anl ii t6ero Is my man, 10 hs ssl,
ssieS, yhe does 10: ieSs that aas, s nor love TIC
Now, spsatapg 81 colonization, say let colonia-
tfon 60 on l advocate it, l adroeate II warmly.
The colonization agent came to me-, and aereed
wanted BIN to 30 t. toioniae "a ali Of them ii Jon
can take them to Liberia or to anywhere. Colon
ize II you please, but II you ute going 70 coonze
~ ierce " al ana r. eelonize ilis enemies o. ouF
IN association besides this Frecdmcn's Aid Com
ssen S e fRsAs e. Doo n' ,S p ID g.sa ia IT. IN i
establishing the mcans Of educsiing and supporting
The "Ame11can Union Commission" under
m "a e o Ps SBes II Ill
they ars The Thite People who have been disturbed
and Is jar as The Government eau give aid TO these
poor, loyal and ignorant whites, It does Il. Now
with me through South CarolIna, dcorsin,
Alahan1a, Tennessee, North Cnroliua and
Virginia, know very we'll that there arc
there Who are suffering. never have Seen people
more debased than found them there. / fo,inl
many Of them With connIenancss perfectly hopeless,
muittuics that conia not rad nor write, efforts
being put forth for their edueation, none ever
thought Of Whatever yoa nlay do for tho objects M
e n e n ws kna@
ta1es @ ,na az eA very gTsss, jat know this, and
talk to Christian mon, to men who kao= that they
to live upon earth but feT Jcars and then pass
trrst The welfare OF othcEs TO men who harp been
blessed in their labor and their poescs-ions Now
Ii Is your solemn duty to use those possession. for
these md other benevolent puspotes. SncsitIee.
must constantly lie made for your own good Sac-
rilccs now arc called for, not onl5 lo1 your own
good but for tue M sa.fety q o9l Rsnnb!ic., Ny
thai il this revolution there e hand
above that Of man. There ha.c been times
Of chaos and coni,s!o9 when almost
do;. there h.vc been times when I: seemed almost
az II the right would be crushed and tue wrong
would triumph; the5e @ wSrG tines when she snints
%en y or oT Scsauss o as
and The cnemy's eucccsses,-when the man who
loved his country and tovcd truth, IVES depressed,
dowrhea11ed and fearful, but thsns Goa, Who had
strong arm, and every nan who Is man feels that
there H. and the milton feca that there Is mighty
md everlasting God who intlab1teth the
heavens and r1leth the earth. md II we do not use
onr possessions nEisht II we do not see and feel
these ns peculiar times, II VIC do not acknowledge
our own responsibilities md dlscharge our dulles
~ again, and be Mtl wipe us out rom the face q
necessary, ns1 said in the beginning, tEat every
u3pr, every wpInan, md every child do his, her
and their respective duty. Ny friends, 1havc spoken
10 you freely o-nlcht and thank you for your pa-
ticncc and hope that you may do your duty: trust
Tint you Will not stop berg with taS Ieba!ks that
my man, but that each mnn and each woman and
each child will AJAX themselves, t.What mnst dot
Whist is my Tustf What sacrifice can makes
What work have to do in this peculiarly delicate
period In our couutrys history!" My friends, my
hope Is this, ind nm sangune, almost as sanguine
as Nas In the midst Il the war, Of SUCCESS, that II
NC hold steay rein md do simple lustscc, In the
through this transition period and become Jet more
prosperous, and be the centre and the outsp,inging
Of nations that will not only bless our OWL nation,
but tho entire world. fGrcat applause.
CHAPLAIN A'CABE.
Chaplain c. c. McCabe ,w1s u,en introduced by
The Chairman, and epose briefly, after having dig
trictcd the audience 10, collections. The colored
men had done great deal for the waf. He detailed
case in which niue colorGd men weTn Killed IN slc
ceseion In Tie attempt % bring wounded ofncer
from the field. HI hopM Chicago would set good
example 10 The rest Of tho Northwest. Jonathan
Burr las given 81 ,O0o, Rnd Reot 4 Cady had made
an oiIer 10 be one Of hundred to subscribe
The assembly then joined In SINGING The Do1olo-
1y and then serarated AFTER the Bened!ctfon, pro-
nouuced hy ReV. MI. Atkinson, OF Oregon.