New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

70 them and IL was done precisely as In the case o
waite children. But under the lao they cannot De .bns
bouGd without conrao to teach them TO read, write
and cypher.
TIE NEGRO TO EXERCISE CIVIL RIGHTS.
Again the negro will exercise important civil righta
without referring to the question of suffrage they viii
be witnesses IN our civil courts an1 you can't prevent
Il II you would. The prevailing policy now elsewhere
ia to open the dcsr for testimony rs wide as pos
ste and then let i, be weighed for what Il Ia worth
Recent legislation in Virginia allows nan sued to tes-
tiiy in lis own hcha. Negroes will sue and be sued
and If So the Legislature Will be bound to admit their
siimony bis time is not far OF; an now the ques
tion TO decide Sal they in future years be brought
into colgts ignorant and degraded, ns 50 many oi
them are, o- edgcGicd. and consequently elevated
Wi,i yoi tr.1. .hcr them INFO couri--io the great
soGTce 81 ,Ia:i-talIhg their oith upon it-snd get
rot allie TO read what the truth is lie
had heard what evils are rrcphcsed Of this iurner'
os Gloss ret free among u.s. and h. shared these sppre
tensions IN ralt. Tie only light he got Was in the
pain path Ct duty toward them in their new rcla
toward and each other. They are directly
innocent OF the troubles We suffer Let us ask
oui selves wonll We be better in their condition
ard teen strive to bear patiently with them In their
fari... Let us treat theri with Kindness, as erIins
children.
/ NJ. Vim. Witt Henry Gay delegate from Charlotte
Cour, House, grandson of tie immortal Ps,rck) said
he ,Tonsy opposed dat part o: The Commte 'epor'
when recommends separate oEulcb organic iiona for
negroes Ills would irvoTc separate oiccrF, and this
nr in their alms ion into our Church coG-t step lo
rd .ed .ncrDcaicui. rcIilo this ignorant No finat
cal preachers fom the Eorti woad oit u I'll these Ec
pits. Keep iarm close us IS possbic L. iusira
,n Of this be referred to the successful course pursued
I rs his pastor, tho Rsv. H. {. Ate Gndcr.
I Rcy. Alexander SLlrti9-1he negroes greatly pref
seplrac,c ri1atops.. and rnos! assrrcly VIII have
tlon. lie I'D over 40 colcrcd commandments IN hl'
cLuseh. and Lad 81 re experience. We would Only AZ
T. pate vhst Is Inevitable The question o. officer.
reed be- atated now; let that le disposed oil urdci
te lights O. Tie iatnTe US eIseEcios may axe.
Tic Rcy. .fr. Anderson said he had teen rucN ID
tie hrhit q: preaching to item. nnd was satisfied w
should 'gr tie PRESENT rdtocatc FOR them seplTate or
gnri2 dious under our coat-ol ties taking some
par. IN the worship. They wlsh to do tis' t'
sing. lelI in prayer. and sometimes 10 cx
iort. II the minister VIII only let them se'
dict be loves they, tia, lie wishes from hi
heart TO DO item coed they VIII (oisen, a
lca,U prefer lin 70 one Of their own color. lie wa'
preaching to larf, oolorcl population and bis inter
est IN them vas ;no thiag to bind Lin there ia
n vc have o. ORGANIZATION in which they cdn take N
part they wi. 20. come. The experience O! every on'
- to this pp.ui. rs iH'd purpose was 10 20 hrNar'
and abYr FOR the sas of this ware hearted rioe
I'D have a separate Organization 20 accommodate
tucn.
The Rev pr Smith c!the Unicn Theological Semi
nary said tAet dsdng the revolution IA Greece LADIES'
.ew.n- society applied T. John Randolph Of Roiaok
for nid &, tho cause. The Crooks lie exclaimed
arc ,, your door referring 10 their negroes. Tier
were to Lls mind. remarkable pro'ideroes IN our east
connected with tits sui jet. virginia and North Caro-
Ina Lad sent Number ~ missionaries ~ fore ~ lands
Under Providence nearly all had returned. Did it mol
seem 40 II voice fiom heaven were saying GO bsc'
ana ich TO to to csthcn in yoCT own land. Civ
them iAe Gospel POW and always preach ito them do
his not 10 elevate them rom the unworthy motive Vi
s,f protection but 20 save tlcm fsom poEdiion. HE
excitement of anat., end Spurious phianthropSs WIZ
Lot LIST LONGER than tie novelty - ibis matter osnSl
ton uongers viii suhside ard leave good people 10
tie trarou work Let 60 otter them ard ooS them
N not wait for them 10 come to be- ready or wiiing.
Missionaries dolt wait for heo,len 10 como to theu
We must cous,rail them vita love ard tenderness to
listen to The rc ssace If grace.
| The venerable Bishop Early Of the Methods;
Chuieh. who had been especially invited, no"
addressed the Synod this important subject
giving them the benefit Of his long aud Var!ed
lerpe-ieuco lie urged the Christians OF the south
TO do all they could for TIE negroes Of TIE laid and not
leave them to the pern!cous influence 10 which tley
would low be especially subjected If we did NOT extend
10 them our sympathy and love aud carry thei1 pure
gospel II was gratifying TO see such warm love for
the negro manifested by OF such age and influence
in The Church. himself Shareholder for over sixty
vers so avs zesous lahoier among this abused race
ana having among them many souls TO bin ministry
The action Of the Synod cordially app,o' I'd the Com
ni,ecs report and earnestly urged upon the churches
?, co6paratc In the work Of ns'rucag aud elevatine
TIE colored race They specifically ACKNOWLEDGED their
responsibility to bc in degree cssened, but II posi-
be greater than ever before.
A fine colony Of Africans has just been ofGanlzed
bere 70 90 TO Liberia under the leadership OF
shrewd practical colorcd man. Among them number
her can read and write and they have supply OF gooC
mechanics Their late masters have not been able Il
helm them much bit they have been very literally pro
yded according 10 the circumstances OF the people
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