, 1874-06-11

NIBt HTllClG LHhk NVb ivy NyO 01MllteN tHp
hypocrisy Of Tic sohcmo OF colonization, With
liberal oxtraca frum their own reports anil 1o-
riodfcatH. Tho nocond articlo was Il clear aud
forcible statement Of tho duty and safely of till.
Of tl,at roadlng-room pamphlet purportng to
bo tho first report Of tho Now England Anti
Slavery Sncioty. 1uht from tho prose. From ita
pages glonned furthor arguments and facts In
tho now poBition ! waa nov assuming. And
Df tar aild toathorH, or rails, or a1dto eggs or
briok-hats, / bseamo m Immediate onlancpa-
tioniat.
knew Of no ono nearer than Boston tint hold
to this new doctrine. but l Ind confidence in
its oternat rcctltido. and know It muat prevail.
I endcarorcd to got tho orr Of my fellow
stad5onts, butthoy ralcu'oa tho fanaical He'lome.
PROVIDENCE OPENED THE WAY
for sowing tho noeuH Of truth. giyo tho httle
1ncident IN tho language OF the Rov. H. Il. Hmm
mond. Of thih city, then membor Of tho Oneida
1natisnto. AID witnoss Of what he records.
j.. read from tho AduaHco Supplement for April,
In Juno 1899, tho atudentn Of Oneida Institute vera
waff!n uNt t9 work Oh ths roat. Tte institute a
N.Y. Must Of the ss,ilcnts wcro rour. and, - thsy
were accustomed 10 work, and money was not caniy
@asnc for paying .sir rosa..s1 Ae, 5ep9,.ssd
T. dig ssuqnoit orsth, ',ovaI gravel H. tsa,ns
w"fa LOO fuw TO lccp thu vigorous BvelerH busy oil tho
ae; .il, ns II WAS An Rll-pertHling sentilnent Of
that instiston Tint no monlent should orer bo loft
"n a tnat o'erJibns IL. neasen nna ea@l FIT
cseiupnrize lcsasing soctety there on tho gravel
us ~ 81 thn cstlzsls % Tas appointed ohaisna aa tne
slsyea 70 reeeiTo % HIT reeo 10 mnot ponn frca ga
was lroross .Who9 srsss ior !he hisssrs" hes n.s
Il was st1rsl enough e. 30 areat a, S"thorty N
1sley haa declarcd, q 1minetatu emnncpntion wt.
r s az S1 wt
@ ~ .n9 % - ~ .aoheu uT p ~ niuHBM
yit.n inx n"ri.n ~ III ha" n ,tI'.' nr, H.;
aufIoct, bit lew thought Of hssd5tg him.
Que Of those students, however, had Aoon In tho
read!ng-room foW nnnlcrs Of tho Li6arator, and
slso tao !ssi annual renoE o. Tie Now Enasn Anti
1i.a udiIusto, wus roMasl Lv tho heartss, inouirv
wh|cl ussI,ncJ .bn ho poor opprcsar sayo hNd to1o
Ia plead Ills cnrc, and fc boldly stepped forth a,ld
answered. will" Hume thonght he wss IN fun,
.xa W.. hc mas ae, s 'pa Mnpm % W." aistoS 'st "
sY,nnatl'v ~ Viii onn M whom thev iovcI nni ,.sncccI -
nn1 XIV for tS Nv ,eakcr .1Jc' Voi,,nteese, ~ san
with him, though they remarked, "Wo hare nothlug
to aay il tho affirmative" ,-,-|
But the lona student was stronger than they mag-
ined. Az hs energss, were TonHe;l ahd 10 spoho
sania a power ''' AS'oo''hea o'A e''@cna "''a s'a
aSr III ,acns,on hcuun m ,no oravc1 o. t-on.,,rr0
to ull tho lanpv sociosIes 81 tic imsno,,. a,,,i
was carrr oia earncstiy for three months. Tho re-
suit Ills formation Of Antl-Savery 6ociay, COM
prissng Eloro than half tho studsuts, und an ol,-
position Goonlzaii9n m M society aiaeu a. tfs W tho i1l-
Hea q @ nea1y IT. ns w. e -
nSJ ro V II" " a,,,a mu"
wnned ml WoaEor n waaksr t s s' e,tiaco
| III year or Two.
This was lie third Of tho modern Anti.sla.cry So
elctiea oi tue country The 'rat was formed at Dos
toi md tae secotd nt Western itcsefyo caegH liud-
su .h NJ - ] wah E a tns t
c"nri frn anTcry In Tnyc1ovs wcrn m,,nnw ~ ner
rit s,nitt, wn. wiih tonaus. Ind usn md prnco!v
woal.h, nding tic Colonization Society," I4ne sclni-
Nnry had nut discussed the question, oberin had
n
! While. thon my Brother Hammond from his
warm and generous nature com,nonds tho 'slono
student" Of the "glayol dobato." aud would
lnako Ills namo historic If not horoic he would
lmha Tho larolB all over to that nobla and fcar-
! loas ps,ilanthrop!Ht ind roformer, William Llogd
| Garrison,-or rather through him give alt tho
glory to God ! will fnrthor add that from tho
'Bravel dobato" and tho Oneida Institute TINT
| early arsenal of niortarH, shot and she'll tho
1ireb Of Anil-Slnyory aprentl III all directions,
nEnlAu GREEN BECAME our PRESIDENT.
His nino ntshts' discussion with tho llov. J. N.
Dnnforth, that champion of colonization it tho
] City of Utica; the lectures Of Theodore Wild,
paved tho way for tho organization of the
NEW YORK STATE AST1-sIAvrllY SOCIETY
~ the autumn Of 1855. With brief record Of
the organization OF this Society III tile City Of
Utica, close: It Ind its birth amid fearful
storuls and tenpoats. Truth Is said to be stranger
than fiction. and events OF tile pnst seem moro
like tho dreams Of tho enthusiast, or tho rawlings
o. th1 g, manlAo, than ltkc tho hosual sconos OF
ii1e. INC present Kenotatlon Gun mover know
the ncrils OF thelr taslors when contondlng Tor
lieeaosn ot speech @na ~ tho p5ess. IND Tor tho
right OF AL men to " Lie anu llborty and tho
pursuit OF haPplheas.'
| Ihere arc those upon this @ floor who can tell
| you TINT they. Win nearly l,o90 doegatos and
! 1rlohas OF the eiaSe: assembled ~ ono OF tho
largest churches III the C1ty OF Utica in tho
montn Or octopor, lo3o. Ino OBJECT % OF tho
convention was 10 organize Stafo Anti.slaYery
| boclcsy. LOT weeRs threats Ind been ntterad,
a"l ptetalas1oAs "o1o Mheln6, 70 pIesont tAe
organization Oh sueh aocloty. Ihe press aud
platform had assisted TO Inn me natnes.
| :, At THE TINE or ASSEMBLING
tho City ot Utica wns IN state of intonse excite
mons. Mon were moving to and fro aH IT in-
tolt On mischaeI. large meoting OF tho
cttlzonh had hoen held Tor tue ostensible purpose
Of auaying tho excitement, but with the real do
sign Of frustrating tho objects Of the Conyen-
ton.
committee OF twenty-five, composed to b
great oxtont OF leading lnTyers and oficora Of
tho city wero appointed, to execute tho will Of
tho excited populaco. While tho members OF
/ TIM Nl0h drinking 1EjlHtv