New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

We vere sons 70 have reyivas Of religion and revivas OF
education as wen We going to have prorsced meetings
the interest Of education and ., m "
Gated and old further advanced The tide VI edneao
;SS am should m upon the Of Pacific universities Our
seonasers and schoomanms were TO be received ID ne
s While thew would vomt them they had done In the
past bat he that persecution indispensable 70 hnn
sncss He was always encouraged when the light shohe In
sse Sskness and the darkness eomprehended the light but
Wta the light the darkaess and there WA nothing
that ed To f principle such as the people had
endured When AbOtionsm broke cat Il was felt to BE- the
bu he States that had the most them then we're now
ns 1 sIs sS 2. ss ha Jagged
hind In Massachusetts Mr. Garrison led with rope
s0S In Ohio an boons was egsed to-day
In Iinas JOycjoys blood was spiked yet Aons sun soou
viii oS Hs wss about o pull
had that bad good many was very ovh.ea ."
i1s SssoP He wished had h sSs or two II
ton was requisite in this enlightenment s the people OF inc
70 die an the work their blood would Be seed OF the church
thorough education Of the cedHen was the only way IN
w wSs 'A saS SSaa AZ An other s. 81.
belpDg 70 this result eTPedients doing iOr ass
ss' .a ssoq hi. hbetya ' night to himself and lis wages
that is enough Another says Protect MS ec s,
suffrage" Another s Give him land" An these appeals
goodyet with all these guaranteed be might en-, nv
which gives 20 every man his protection and yaueda
cation II they were going 10 ft up their level
they Sa sa 70 SSss s uh s in this
motive ofduty and that Of Affection rhseh vas
moe touching They look this raee with something
Of that kindness with which they ought TO resaru ths
They wardswould 10 God they couid hea' 'hoe
words again from the lips that uttered them year sgo
nause God speed the day when should be around this
whole globe savage barbarian no Du' s
ssaSd rcad with eve and heart that sacred word
brotherhood and slaneips hsne Ca n" 'e"1 "'
Tse Hon TnoaAs j. DuRaST Of Louisiana said In defer
The request made he would enueano, - aasss ,ng
from severe cold taken in his journey from Washington anu
feared would be painful for the audience 70 hen 70 nm
WAS paed 10 for the benefit and relief vi the whole popu
iato Of South The task was indeed noble one aud 10
him subject Of eIultatiOn. Nations and communities
were taught BY supreme power and great lave were con
sany revealing themselves to intelligence The last i've
years had instructed this nation more than country oil peace
could done We have learned that Emancipation was rot
that horrible that Southern minds led us 10 believe
The Government 10 be conducted on the principles u
universal freedom aud efforts Of individuals could 0bsfruct
The advance OF American institutions IL was necessary 70
HE doctrine Of Sas Rights The services Of the black mnn
10 the country during the war were ley nlortsht anu h
Tbru the education of the South would BE- placed upon the
American idea Of popular aetou namely uhuer the d'euo
The chairman nsIi Introduced NalorGen Howard the
leader Of Shernans night wing A,
speech the services performed by the Frcednans Union
Commission the humber OF schools maintained ana 'he
asJlums and industrial schols IN which girls
and woman taught the Of the 9eee and other house
hold lie stated that relief bad bn afforded to hundreds
of thousands the destitute nfr and SICK q all compe1ons
and no estimate could BE- made Of the good done 10 the sunday
School and labor which had reelected some Of the light
Of Christian civilization Into the grOss darkness IN
which the slaves found their freedom, and In which
Of the poor whites had been merely name There were
aut 100 as children going 20 school in the south ytar
and number had been increased by ~ 90 this year All the
southern people need education Wlig and black poor aud c
They require know that have large heaTs-ihnt We
them and ready make sacrifices for them They
NAV rcpe US will 81 them again and again Hn Ne
have rou
henIs warn and 10 all you can for every man woman md
child. 49,. -, 81, =, 4,
in the civ Of oT tie Cenca'ioa OF The freedmen
when the meeting dissolved.