New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
EDUCATION FoK THE FREEDMEN.

DR.. RANDOLPH on THE COLoRRD SCHOOLS AT NEW
eBLEANs-wHAT HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE
FUNDS NEEDED TO CARRY on THE wORK-PRIS-
ENT CONDITION or THE SOUTH.
Quite large audience gathered last evening at
DodweIth's Hail. to listen to address before the
society Of Spiritualists worshipng there. by Dr. T.
b. Randolph (coloTeD, on the subject Of education
OT the freedmen in New Orleans in which work he has been
personally engaged fO the past years Previous TO his
addes statements ndorsns the peaker and set
ting forth he Of his mission signed by President John
eon Gen Howard ex.Posnas er.(ien Randall Secretary
McCulooh Gen Grant, and MessTs Banks. Coiax, Ihad
Stevens and Others. II is Dr. Randophs wish not only TO
for the education of cooTed teachers.
The Speaker said that he would only speak Of e colored
wen TO Egypt settle foT himself the question whether
negr) really only cultivated monkey and 70
man. lie travelled extensively in Africa and Asia,
and satisfied himself regarding the origin q tue race and
the condition Of maSn the Orient. Seeing in lso3 for the
frst ame in II months, copies Of The ImBl ~ and
other b, qge TO return home and adj IN
repng the food Of southern baToarsm that lien seemed
overwhelming the North lie came back saw President In
con and asked permission 10 take up arms I'd me cause V e
North Tie President said No" He then asked permission
then advised him South aud teach the poor blacks aud
1854 arrived ia New Orleans building assigned him
by tie military authorities and he commenced with scholars
by Gen. Banks the residents aud eo9seaed rebc property
vas used Tor school purposes Here las speaker Gst S
schools false There officers asserted that they were se
we're oe sustained bs the tax imposed by Gen Banks and
by the Of the confscaed Rebel property OF which much
in the hands Of Commissioner CONWAY Gen Fullerton
succeeded Mr.. Conway. and Immediately all was
changed. he struck a tlOw at tie school by sas'
10 be carried on which OF course created debt Gen. Fullerton
arrived at New Orleans than 10 seized by
popularity bis subsequent aeton Not Only were
TIE schools uk at but the e,oIeG orphan asySms were
closed aud the streets filed by thToog Of orphans Tue
Rebels also given permission to take possession OF tlese
SIocos as that Of saTeT Indeed many Of lie eden
today living in Louisiana Ignorant OF iher
their former seryitudc. Dr.. Randolph mentioned
the case freedBoman whose paid to her mis-
toward Texas there were many freedmen who eth vr
tuauy eslav,d and dared not lift their voices 70 demand their
In endcavorng 20 educate the negro bat the speaker claimed
that the negro capable Of education bat not to so high
ti6n after two thousand years struggle The Egyptians
had looked down with contempt on the israetes
and the Romans the conquered BTtons bat both pans
and Romans now extinct races AID the descendants OF
money lenders Of tie world. Civilization had commenced in
ccyeTy Of gold carried across to the Pacific slope whence
Japan China and TertsIy returning 90 India its starting
P P ana vii hSs sP only q u
gro il you deny him civilization. He II tut Gods
MEANS TO earn GG his bread AT your feet lie spes
10 your side and says Point me ost path The
sssassns Washington and imagined they could Say
Liberty by killing Lincoln 1t is they caused her 70
mourn aud that possible, even the angels TO weep MI
Lincoln had received him with smile and asked h 10 ~
down and tell him what could be done for his peope-T tie
The speaker was not Negro b9i Lad toae
NewOesns under the advice Of M Lincoln and was aeeus
Uncs &Se These scholars Progressed rapidly TTo
three Lessons we're generally ssmelent 70 iesen neM e
and write the letters upon Tbs
tie speakers reward boodess victory Ihgs things went
prosperity and then the arrived Of Gen Fullerton completed
The dase AT the end OF 1865 the schools were closed ans
mic
would make them Eancy As eonseeae1ee - ssa--ls
we're turned adr learn bad and be reared in gnor
President johnson had told the speaker two weeks go
that be ohbson) would be the Moses Of The coofea re
tApp4use good many reiormers pretended 70 oe me
MOses Of the eooTed men bat TIER theories Of reform never
his struggle from barbsrism to CIVILIZATION You tLlhk he
ZOO s.asS e ter o Gsn ss and seeve Cen BshIs
when be said that louisiana was as 10Y az
Gov Woles claimed be loyal but all the Offices to re
turned Rebels Loyal live In Louisiana any more
than FIRE exist in water There Is tnge regihent
be seed by The fesos to cause farther bOodsbed Oay
Gently white lady was dragged from her ped An we qas 81
being Loyal AZ TO shooting it taough nothing o.
As 10 reconstreton IN Lousiapa and the SOUTH ee Is no
1ucb thing making 70 root out oil CnioL men
Unless YOU appeal bullet ballot you viii soon ytnsS
that VIII throw into the shade The horSIs Of me french
revolution. lawyer Of the first standing ana AFFINITY
in this city was obliged TO fee nom Lou
sn il the night SsDo TasS n.rod the
robbery i was false Ills .s1sSe' se esaSoi OF S
sneaker who Iabored Of eolored edncson Or
Randolph coming down the Mississippi WITH ~ an,
plantation another, and took refuge IN cabin
Rebel captain and major came 9p and one Oh Item .
The negro under q bed. and shot him several times
through the head. The Rebel then put LIS psio! IA
his rocket aud went about bis business An N.
quest was held and the verdict OF Justlnatie hoiene
rendered There are $50 such homeides committed daily
throughout the late Confdeacy MY policy" seeks 10 CON
cate Rebes Thus the rrepressbe conflict goes on when
sewsrdpoo IchsbOdfrst enunciaed Mr. Seward had i
from asssssns blow which was aimed AZ MS
Heart but which wounded lis soul and caused fcgeuines
Happy would been had be yielded up bis lie win me
Lincons Then might lave held up bis honored
memory 10 our children; but no cannot now. Ahef
every burst Of sunshine cloud remains ana
tell you now that the revolution began ~ OF ~
years ago ID but half concluded and unless YOU AwhA
win fall upon you like the avalanche But how 70 pe pre-
yented By Keeping the ebeous states until they are
year Until then let them stay out 10 the eou
fJohnson had followed the policy Of the msItyrea LII
.sP Nv, We s sSs ,. ISs assi ss p
Land, tie ssoripg for ibs. and saneaaoD We Gas
cisnorg for tie ioarea and fishes ne spesfH wss
nes pslsaeiaD and ony SJse0I .Se South s,u he
epouusiea We TO you tonight to sd Us in establish
ss scoula and educating eaord mon and women ef
White tsssasrs sss nsss e IKE Bslehs.asr until
h. seres had gone forth Thou art weighed IN the
rSoTt and dssp..d has human eengs and sH
not o citizens OF this republic but Of the o.
M. sneaker then concluded by referring 70 INC
coious future in store the ac man. when 10 shoud 10
n PnSeh Was listened 10 attentivey and at the con
eusion OF his address collection was lakel up
oipb desires state that be rescy 20 ueive
dresses Oh the subject throughout the eouup1 an'
lis postohee Is Bennington. W. aI .. .r1
.r Freedmen,s Savings Bank
Of tha