The sun., 1865-05-10

bfEen hut Ope day he hund eievsn ~ them mur.
.rousd thsm lie 1sn Lracsd himself 70 the
.ort, and pumb.ed the Conteder.fy 10 piece,
tho iendins teb%s, aud forbid .ny of then-s alien
snfme. OF Ysn q dos.h ever 70 ;. ioqns % can' s9o
fiea-vhioh hAd The eIoluayc power -shouid rtfuse
70 nAnraiHe into citizens, He would ajso cor hsa,e
more .bo wer- NOT ,irns eno,sh 70 bo ban.hed, 10.
nfong eBou,h 10 Be cpplsd, and be vouId give Their
Eot 70 IL. other ns poIaa al' po,ie. Ss you'd
ave every ops tbe ris 70 yots vbc ~ oorn nee;
". soud not hsy. rdue.ton ,.,t Tor the ~ .S q
Ing. " hoevsr vortS Develops his in,tllee,u.
"'Ss. eSo. ans shqS9ef an' .dEsa a ~. p. S.t cor"
tnry ahead of him -ho read and did not work.
,aess Of no S S@@ sI, T man IL he South m. .he
man ignorant therefore tho only elss' resdy nov
Plauscl lie -ould not however, out q respect to
bi' oSn race, exclude The .hit. man 90
-oated tie idea, SOsoyst, of n.iini eia;;
cation te,t for the ballot b.u. ~. would
give tho rsht of suffrage and land both W -hi. and
blnrs. There should then be smother ussndment %
tho Constitution which ,hould read thus 80 ststs
hall evor mate any d,tino,ion OF civil pnve E, Of
men ho. on her sol Of paIonb permsDsnty resident
mere 9r on .ceopnt q rac color OF condition
oot be thoroughly Installed into his liberty.
mrs. Watkins IIarper, oolornd Indy, followed In
sery good speeoh, In uhich she ooi the ground That
the gIaDd ,ucoe. Of the vi. that the nation had
unfun to reie- her llfs. by having thIown on ,he
Yuko Of rlagCfy a lion shook the dew ftOu hh
molo aud ~hen the ,piri Of our mAiNred ftt,i-
dent should 20 beiore HI. God, he would hring WIN
hiin four millions Of biosen chains -hich yr ,he
Featcst Offering he could lay At the feet Of lnhpite
Mercy. tGteN appliance! OIL n ihey could ieallte
,e lsHgiy Of ~ '9s letters ha,,ss been s,.t.s so
TO-DAY be haihud hs prov In the mnisht OF freedom.
lerterdsy be hsd children but smother could d,po.e
OF them: be- hsd avife, but smother might separate
him from her; he had q home, but II -s At the dis-
p.sl o. an9,her. To-dsy all the. are b., own: lAp,
paWel his was the great tucreas OF The vh. rho
then ,poke erutinsly Of her race, a. RISING race
The .av, holders she 'nid. wanted to add pes screw,
through the dnrtne-s. the Gre and storm, God had
hc'd out ,bo ehfisn Of saliva lon, aud to-day they
rood out anointed ~ith freedom. Early In
tue we hAi suGo. ed many dsieais but a. soon a.
the phslany moved up and said that slavery should
commenced. Ia January Tho amendment 10 the Con-
stliu'ion vas pared. aud IN lei. than month
We had kichm nd aud Peiei,burs The question
~hn wn to 10 cone with the slaves had cen an
he said "w haUoevet ye pould that men should do
unto you, do ye even 70 " them" ummense sp-
PlAus'1 II you'd he rios Injustice TO SAY TO Tue
black man, you ar, rooi enough TO be soldier but
DOT 10 le oitiyeu." Applause! sh. you'd not
allow rtbc. who should whiteNssh himself
.ith The oath Of aerance to ret into power. ~hilo
be ~ho outht Tor ue'dom should lie refused
ueemals rFh,s. In conclusion, she would say'
Nail the i.ea 10 the counter /" bsse counterfeit,
that white relel IL better than black patriot"
lImnente App,auso.l
Another hymn wS then sung, Aiter which bust
Il Col. shaw, and medallion Of the late President,
i'so bus, OF John Brosn we're exhibited. They
-ele the work Of . young ooored woman who wa
ielf taught.
Mr.. George Thompson WA then introduced, Who
said that at the commencement Of the war he lore
a- the total extinction Of slavery, but he did not
think 1t would happen 90 soon. The question now
-w, -hat sas 70 be done With the men whom God
bad ia His wisdom made nee. lie congratulated all
Tcved that the yenernbla men -ho dfes up ihc
Constitution meant W perc uste slavery hut by ueif
eersyml n had been mnsai,d, and cou d no, decia ,
tho NilOf Col with regard TO .laNery Some time
osn, but aisIy GotE stood up9n tue .oii o2 south
CIolinA and the proudet moment OF hi, life rN'
s en ds, pc hs'pos to pull The 9Pf SheG oo,,c G
cieat APP Mr. lhoup'on proceeded At length v
.ndciuIen.hip, aud concludedby trusting that the
day was near when not only tho negro you'd trmnplt
under his feet the chains u slAVory but o1Joy ths
lights Of American citizenship.
A collection thsn taken up, after which tn,
FIesidcnt spoke.
lie snd he thought there WI, no need Of hi, speak
Ing ior his mi.siOn With regard " emAnci patton h,
thanEed tod 1t was ended. tAppl -Four years AZ,
ahulilionsru would lAve been voted down BY laTs,
majority, hut now there wns not town, VILLAGE o
hamlet In the nlted Statos that Was loyal but wou
vote IN favor OF emancipation. tAppl The hoNt-
Coliedctacv OF the south was sontN and the hag 0
America now meant freedom. -Four year, ago tn
1ag OF Sumter went down over IUI1OOO .
slaves the osher day went up over III
one tell what had become OF Jefiel sou Davis
Haughtorl Sicooo res.Id for him. and rewAI
nj s5,UO hud bcen Ofefcd hy Gcotcin ior hh Met
own head. The othes day he ~ent down therr, an
he thought Of claiming the reward, but he though
betet OF y when be found that he would have to tAk
" In Confederate money, and that would not pay h
traveiiiIg cNIeures. OAwhterl Where va, III
man who boasryi he would ca tho roll OF his slsv,
on Bunker hilli "Iis from the Toonbs mourn
iul sound lAughteI;l WHARF was the lonIbast,
furiora Of Virginia. Henry A. Wise Did he {
bar and sce the portrait OF John BroSn wtosthe
Nth lsures as tS and that OF she daughter OF job
Known, eNulte over hgther father had suffered TO
Tho Amencln Ant-Sayary Safety, bo said, W,
nov among the thIngu that were its guns, he thanh
81 Gol had ho,n rpltcd. aad his pfonisn Which h
mate yoais hgo, % AhOrh ID, socicty prov d,d tn
S"uut.y ~oud abolish slavery, lad been peTloIme,
Ito then piNOrAiei the iiEhtt OF citizenship tor tn
iiOcflDen, 2VN.tU OF ~hiCh rae hal LeIsd W Do
down tie teieion and ~ abolish slavery Oug 500
Audit" - hhsol, VINO IN rome RESPECTS
b'V% lifted for the emergency, aud woI
r." Justice done 10 ia "s. Though NJ
~ ihvoi OF capital punishment ytt he would say thi
Jefferson Davis wac taken, snd the nation did L.
hang hu, then shc Would ns ttcJeAnI to hot own u
ter st, LAFp 81 lie closed nh spn-ts oph IN
America A. iGilots M, country ma ne ntnuo.
oi Heaven lr opcGri upon tLee, Guo the hersiuSr
uoh le poured out hlon thee IA ali th, lpiIncAsuLl
uhele hhHlI uos le loom (, contain them"
After another nymu the meeting adjourned
business meeting sas held At y .'cipcI 4. ~
ASERIcAN rENn rgAsCs uuor.-1he Tvent
Ninth Anniversary Of this body took pnce Las, q 70
insH lT'ins all. In tho ab cnce OF George Buc
ingham' OF Connecticut, Wul. A. Booth Esl, N
called TO the chan. A.'or prayer by the Rev. Palma
OF Albany, the chairman delivered a bIiof Addre,
after which nT. Ma 81 ,,ad cIuacts I ON the Anpu
Report, relating chiefly to operation. In the nrtnv
GO operatio with the thIts,iA" CoAln, sion -''
About oHuOO Journals ana over 3.v,aG ttnct, hAy
during tho wear, Teen cent 'utO ths ann
whore oiicua has eu much blss.a
Aga'nst wN the greatest d'Ilord lor, the eau
has had 10 contend tOT tour Ne,u, vel IA h
mAnfIllN, pl1Ia