New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

which he took a conPrehensive survey OF the
whole question Of abolition. He alluded to Mon
the American jurisconsut ard others, who had pre-
ceGed GarsOn shaTR and o er IN se1ers a
services and influences contrasting and illustrating each
by the other he brought out the OF Ca
seph Surge, England He then passed In review the
special advocacy and influence enc OF Of c%9n
cpaton in France, giving place 10 the Duo de broee
The speech was deservedy applauded, and win be well
coined as generous tribute TO Tue advoca9s Gl negro
which the emancipation Of the slave in every land should
Mr. Lloyd Garrison was then introduced as the repre-
OF the American Freedmans Union lie apollo
zed pT f inability to use the IdHs come seS ons ane en
cage would be universal HIS speech was an eloquent
slavery, tracing the origin OF the slave pogett anu rs
usurpaton and exaetons throughout me period peced-
od hostility endured by the friends Of the bOndInen: He
delineated the progress OF the cause the triumph OF ND
erv and the anita gonsn OF the Planters the hat
red evnced the slave. and the conduct OF tho
present President Mr. Johnson Whom be represented as
e e Vi auoed the testimony Of Mr. s. T. Chase
and his coad tutors concerning the freedmen who have re-
and not only worked faithfully while under white em
poyers but when facilities have been aeeorae1 @ tne
sefOrganzed labor The audience iseheo lVI dS s oua
with great patience 70 the address OF .a Sy orate.
acknowledgement Of tie services OF ne FIecn M
address cOorcd man in respec able garb asked for per
mission 10 address the meeting. he avowcd himself to
have been a slave in. Georgia, when Sherman invaded
that state ard dd not then know OF Nh Iineons pro
clamaOn Wien he learned he was ree ne ieIt the COT
ION uianiaon went NewYork, and thence proceeded
70 provacnee r. L. where he engaged IN the coal trade,
and subsequently wCI kod n the service OF TIC state gov
cTnmenf He told his own tale prove that slaves we're
able TO provide for Themselves and knew the Naie OF
time and money. He well received by the meeting
| and produced \ good impression -, a..
The Prince y. de Broele followed and lnenuoheo ne
motives which had inspired tile Duke de BIogle and ma
family with zeal oT emancdat.on aEd tAe npcty OF tbe
enslaved. Tie Conference accepted Win ilAniiest
Measure the sympathy Of family so IGNORED IN heage'
The Hon Palrey addressed the Conference III rtchcn,
and ackpOwledCcd the obligations OF Americans 10 theif
friends i'm France. Gen. Dubois, who bad Deen Iepe-
sentative Of the late GOYeInmcnt IN hhyll 10 .uo
French Cabinet was requested TO give some saeinehs
tending 20 prove the negre capable 0f seieoSern
ment and sustaining their place among the nations ~
is perhaps, the first time Hayu mas had voice ~ 'o @
comfy ~ States, and she was ably fepres,heu W
Cen Dubois. lie spoke nearly az hour, ana %tS re
neatcdlv chccred during deliberate aud manly deeuse
OF hts race and country and candid explanation OF on
cucs TO suFinOuntCd IN the constltulOnaI govern
! ment Of the nation which he serves. .,.
| The Rev DR. Masse Of london, as one OF the cOuuut
tee then rose and said that he would occupy tue Con
| ference only few minutes He had furhlsned a
/ paper on the slave trade on the Ialnbes, on tne
coast Of Africa which lie left TO the disposal OF tne
/ Bureau But lie would now cntreat tho ConIeIenct
10 use It's feuce with the rulers Of Portugal Tor tne
suppression Of the traffic carried OH by their olhclas
The reverend geRtlcman's address was received WIN
marked favor Mr. Rainoy. from the western Coast OF
Africa, followed. Dr. Underil spoke IN hopeu 1lns
of Sir John i. Grants policy in Jamaica ana aicla
the welfare of the people In that island under ms aIn
StratOn The Rev Sella Mariin once save ana soio
ten times in that capacity, spoke aqInlTaby Alt,
Resolutions had been proposed ana were COruH.nyy
adopted. A proposal to adjourn the conference un
the evening was Hegavcd, aud the proceedings closed
about O'clock The audience was nearly ss large as IL
had been on the previous day.