The Republican journal., 1873-03-20
News Ct the County and City.

IYCEUM. The lecture of Monday evening
WIZ nv Frederick Douglas The we'll known
roiored orator, his subject being the history Of
tine 'mDi-SI'Very movement il the mted States
Mr.. Douglas il 4 man Of medium stature and
rather spare in person. He was born of 4 black
mother by white father, and has the usual
rnulatlo rpmp' Mon, but not the negro features.
IIi- face. except in color is like that Of white
~ouherners. His hair il iron gray, and worn
LONG, pushed straight back from his forehead,
He is apparently about sixty years Old. He has
an e;t>v manner upon the platform, speaks slow
and deliberately, and only occasionally rises to
anything like exclamation or flights of oratory.
The lecturer reviewed the history of the anti
Slavery conflict, long and doubtful one, in
INCH The igit0tors had small sympathy at home
and less abroad. 1t il not yet out of the reach
Of the destiny rroaserS OF the old world, OF of
those At homo who, never having favored put
tine man nto the constitution, now want to put
God there. People are troubled, he SAID, about
black supremacy ana the destiny Of the country.
and some ere full of forebodingS II remen-
bcred a review Of Uncle Toms cabin in Black
woods MAGAZINE, in which the writer amused
''N - -'''H- Il l''' '''' N wy ''"i''N
9u'''N 1t hundred Years from thal lhhe. III was
70 "a rrht aSUn'ler, portion annexed y Eng
! tA"f. then reunited and become IN empire
with black emperor. Changes almost a> start
ing have actually taken place. There has been
separation ana reunion, bat the rest has not yet
| come. Rut may mol causes he It WORK 70 tut
h that We tend to extension southwark, and
there ali the people are dark and they all gray
ltaie to " White supremacy IS not to be longer
relied on The lnepre>SbIe negro, whose TIT
condition was declared e he that Of slavery,
WA" had no rights that WhI'e men were bound
Z" rrNPrr' why, ne II NJ" y member 81 Con
%feN>' MI am me Hohorahle tred Doug
ia'. nave berh dfaSge" lihe ana AGAIN out OF
FaiF"ad ears aHd ny myers pounded uh'i
'hey were h'u" u WAS gong 10 say black y and
Not 'aN' ll'i WA chosen etect"f ny large of the
great state 81 New orr by MY thousand ma
Jnl'}. government y h"W ON the siie OF equal
rights, md II Is ~ the constitution that no eit-
zen shall be denied those rights Oh account Of
rage, color on previous condition Of 1eryltude.
FFtlti''l'fN are h|llh% away me world over.
i"' "V'l"- P"I"'atio"N " '''l0 ln"'a anu
Japan oNeihoN toward u lhey bflhg WIN
''''h tue 'F"'l''oh' Oh imperialism lh''e Peo-
pe " ny W'''t ''hr you ana N'uhgh'ef' >
rue '''' ~ N'''la MIDWAY ana h"lu'y KNOW
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""N' l''NN'" Ni''e N'''l' ou' ~ 'o""'S'' =
no" "lh'ut 10 re''''"' tue character OF that
"ohua@e. u seems AS ohr'" as dream we
cannot aHofu 20 iof2et ihf PaSi 'la 'N 'e's"hS-
''i',"i u u'''' ''o'i 4 ''''u mt MI 'uiA-
n'' H ~ ! w. ''nn"' '"'SV' 'N'' slavery was