The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11
HERALD SATURDAY, lss7-TRIPLE SHEET

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CsIsrsS Rseiacasisn Meeting -Raxical Ad-
dresses-Cosnscasisa he PeDslar and Pre-
'nAs Topic ''" &c. ,R,a.uus, W, Nay . 1881. !,
TIM evening, a. eight o'clock meeting held In
The African church 70 rafy the radical convsnton held
here three weeks aga Notwithstanding the heavy
dsvn pouring Of rain, ths ehusch nlsd % The doors
by = sah's assenblae& Dr. Mansnsld occupied the
chair. 1850 .s.ss mr1,t ssgssfea sxsn
M Hayward, Of Massachusetts, was called upon, and
IN extremely radical way began prove the superb
ortT Of the black over the white man Massachusetts,
and New England generally wsrs iauded v the
skiss and most damaging contEass drawn betwesA
the temperate steady and intellectual habits Of the
down casters in comparison the speaker was pleased
70 believe with the drinking, reckless and debased
vsgs q the people Of Richmond He considered che
grssaAs end most phanshropic woek The North conld
engage in would be 70 elevate the Southern psopls from
the low scale Of civilization they occupied and he
trusted black element Of the State would be nsu
mental n helping forward in connection with their
Northern friends this great undertaking shs 1.
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his hearers he was e., IN ofsvor lsof Thaa irsse.
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determined not to show them any isvor Or mercy Ho
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Hunnicut TO make vyiniA the nassachu setts Of the
i yas "a ssss .ss. IL
end whatever msesurs were ssgsessa - gain that s.d
he would bs found rndy % Support them. BE asked
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rostrum, and, after dlsclaming his ability 70 mako
bSsssr in the Bible and oonsdsssd De duties dsvoviSs
on the wealthy cnes Of the earth 70 help and protect
proceeded = cay that the nis.osass non The SerS
radical polhicans) who were coming among them
freedom among The prsvorsiy snsisssd n.ssss q he
South He asked hg colorsd brethren receive these
9ss:engcrs Of the rspubiean party with every demon
3 M Wsrdei tho next speaker declared he was the
eight bower Of Hunnicutt. ana in terms or sxtssus
Aasbiss in dod AimIshtys world would put tbs rsbsi
pse snd women y ne prop. ,sssk y! eonasc..ioe
= 900 - hsesA sh:y ssvse sSesa dsgsrs f!sm. 70
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mnaisd v.th innammaio allnsons % rsScs and black
meas rights the speaker csagsd ana the audience Wa
rss.led By AZ addrsssfsor J. 80 sei.2
Mr. Lasis lindsey, eolossd. He wished 70 tan .his
negro friends that one great want had TO be supplied
He wished delegates sent out into the country dis
trcs g e! their less informed ool0rsd brethren q their
IN The rural districts we're una~aze WHISTLER General
schoneid was IN Richmond II such thing recon-
to see bis black brothers independent OF the whiios
They the backs) must get bold Of the legislature He
he hoped when election day came that his hearers would
60 In sod phaanx the polls and voice and
power in ruling the State Of Virginia. After several
similar speeches the audiences spasted issuing from the
church int the teemng rain and s'ampsring hons n
III directions. t0 81 r.
The Street Car Dimc~lsy-Rsmer that the
Company will Refura 20 the Old Rnle or
Negro Exc1usi0n-Lack Of White Patronage
she Cause.-The Political SSsuasien-The
Oid whigs q Ceaissce with abe Repss-
Iicans-The DemecPatic Leaders Rsfsse %
SsIlclt the NeGrs Vote. &c.
tNr9 Rmsoxp, Va, May J. 1857
The Street Railway Company have rendered them
selves very unpopular In Richmond by making IN allot
ent OF four for The Of blacks and whites upon
the mere suggestion Of General schoneld Had they
awaited order 70 that sasos fron ths General less
blame would attach 70 thsn sad the public in refusing
10 patronzs these Influenced no eas By desire
70 inure the company than unwlnngssss 10 rscog-
nizs the equal Of the negro IN this degree II
has bssn intmatsd that the sompany contemplate failing
back upon tho old system Of negro exclusion and 70
bring suit for DAMAGES should order be issued forcing
them to resume the present privilege system fthe
whites continue 70 withhold their patronage The street
railway enterprise viii inevitably fail II then b.
comes Q question whether their ehsrtsF can Be an
nullsd for failing 70 carry QUE IL ssipslaaions
Technically speaking cannot since this ssw obiisa-
tion Of admitting negroes into the mot In the
contemplation Of the Legislature that granted IL me
charter dates rs far back 1854 believe and Win
not be presumed that IL framed with references 20
this new obligation which sought 70 - enforcsd under
IL This the FIRST step towards enforcing anything IKE
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