The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-26

Aif4tii. iu-. IT -I0usl -iiuiufaA' lta' NtA
eGort- and better results. His paper was
a scholarly defamation.
The next writer was Rev. Henr! Dun
f lop. II savannah. Ga, who spoke of the
relationship which exists between Chris
iians and the eolored race, all Of whom
pray 70 one father. our Father, who AT
in Heaven"
The first speaker was Rev. J. L. Tucker.
II. D.. Of Jackson. Miss. He said that the
selection oi this topic was an evidence that
there i difference between the relation 81
the Church b the colored race from the
rohiion.Qf the Church to the white race.
lie appreciated tie importance Of the sub
jet, sud prayed God TO give him deeorous
words with which h. utter his indecOTOus
thoughts.
After stating that the negroes were
brought n this country absolute haria-
mans. he charged them with on innate
want Of honesty. truthfulness. and virtue,
and all attempts on the part OF masters and
other. 10 insiil better principles developed
the viiest hypocrisy.
He went on to speak Of the moral and
mental difficulty existing between the
races. lie gave striking and amusing Illus
traiions oi the incongTuty in the open lives
OF the negroes and their religious profe--
sion. His remarks were cut short by the
tap q the bell.
Rev. J. : Hanckel. u. D.. of Charlotte
vile. Va. va, the next speaker. He BEGAN
his adires, ly reminding hi hearers e the
divine command 70 70 into all lands and
preach the gospel II Christ. The Church
stands in her relation t. the colored race o.
10 every other race-wherc the apostle
Z - 10 70 ~ 2
the gospel IL Rome. because II j. the power
of God unto salvation 10 every man. what
ever hi nationality. that belieycth. t0 the
.Jew lr-t and then % The Gentle. He al
yocaied q separate diocesan organization
for the colored race. Freely - have -
c,ived. freely give. There ar peculiar o.
legations rc.line upon tie Church for the
ucgrOrs in The United >iaie,. We have
not 70 20 across sea, and % uuiriondiy
lands: We have 40 foreign nations and
hsrd and unknown language . overcome.
But they are here amon- IL. They have
no forms II fal-c religion - eradicate.
IT, spoke u tine tie> cNi>tln- between
them a., race. and We have NJ right -
withhold from them the l>>0cilti0n which
j. found between a colored minister and
thi, people /, is imperatiyciy demanded.
i ~, would do good among them. 70 know
theu. Thi> cOl,rcd man cen gain. This
we do In foreign feiG,. Did Do; ono 4
the c0l0rcd sp.akor- ,ay at tie LAST Council
in Norfolk that the uc-I,e> i've two live
on. open to tie white man and The o'h.r
with their own racc: special instruction
adaptei o. their own race must b. adopted
for Them. II iLe Church j. - fulfil her
mission 20 tie co.ored race. these iur.,dic-
tion, spoken q must Dr. established.
Ir. hopkins. Il Pennsylvania. W.. the
next ,ueaker. and addressed the ConsTc>-.
giving q northern mans view Of The casc.
IL made q most smU,iu- address. lie
compared prior efforts 10 hrin- til Afri-
can Ian emotional child Up Z, the level Il
the Episcopal Church service 70 pouring
bot muiion--rAyy into a cold di,h. And
you know. aid ho. h)w tLat ia,ie,. our
system las had too much cl.i-irOu in j.,
and we must take out tle ca~t-i.0n and
pa. in a little more IDdi4-rubicr. Tie
African, he aid. mistake emotion for re-
Hgion. and after shouting and feeling warm
and good b. iake> that 90 be- pioty, and il
+, no matter h0W many lcn-roo.t- be- roll,
Rev. Dr. Williams. u Baltimore. SOUTH
trn man. addressed tie Congress next in
f veto Of The views expressed by Dr.. Tucker
f 81. 20 tie deIrayed character of The heneeroe>.
He then went ou o. speak u their behavior
during the war. when they were lift @
rrot.ct our Wiyc, and women. tie south
rrn .9liier- being away in the army. II,
thought We could never reach tue colorcd
people except through colored ministry
IT, enlarged ihi- idel at some length.
Rev. Nr. Slackiiord.' Virginia, a.>l
entered biz protect against what Dr. Dad
character lf DO
nero. He Lad laDored with and among
Them. and in gratitude and justice tlei
w,rcin many cl>e, in adNanc, of the white
man. lie had PRAYED with them, spea'
much 4 Liz time viii them. and lad iolnt
them true In The relation, Of he 80 lar a.
ihcy have had the opportunity Of leArniE-
tAe right and wrong.
E.y. pr. >yle. q philadelphia. IN Eng
H,hman. followed in q fc~ remark from
missionary point u view.
Rev. {. +. Tiffany, II Now York. ,ail
rbaf the relationship q tAe Church - iA'
r1lorsd man Was Mt only one of method
lut If principle. lie thought we should
o., and dra- them ont q tEe mire of iheu
sins. and -he deeper they arc ia ,ln aul
irnr.,r3'it. the greater should ae our =
iort. I'm tbeir behalf. He believed iA'
church Wa, catholic. and We could nee
fr.n. our Church j. specially lifted io
The col rcd people. saturated IL ], W j..
Tho element, = morality and religion. III
-r.,-,it We Lad au cndlc.. hold in who.
va could meet th,ir >cnSat!onl views :h'
-.r,r. IA. q SPECIAL MISSION T. them.
Hi.lop Dudley. Il KENTUCKY, tAou-h
r.a, injustice lad been done tAe race D.
IA. Gentleman who bad spoken from Ni'
.i,,ippi. and Aemeani q make N ,Ai'.ii'
'.n for him. a~ Ac could noi ,IrlA lpI -'ilil
..f. No. De- lad done much. more tl.
any other man in the south. ln tI- - .
v..'rS. and he had been Mlsund I-i0od. II
tl.u went on - ~ag that they must he De
c9-uiz-d and brought into OUT bodies 40
welcomed. H.. - southern man. "-
willing a. II with BIN. bc he g. ul1eA
ia u,ay le. Il le j. tie ri-ht >o1 % eleFs!
man or l4ym9n.
A. thr conclusion u Bishop pEa'rl =, n
mark the DoNology wa, >unE. tne b',ho
1 renowned tlc lencdicnon, and TIE COZ
~, H., adjourned.
Programme for To-Day.
Nozart Hal. lu:30 \. NJ: Topic. J. 2
p.-',.r. of standing Committees. W 7
= -. pey. Hall Harrison. Baltimore. Nd
= Prv. Holm Fulton. u. j., Ii. d.. :
!. oui. No. speaker Rcy. George I. I U
: rie. u. D.. Phihdelphll, Ia kAhHo /
b. Barton. E-q.. Baltimofe' A9' - -, -
4. Ccodyin. il. H.. IL. D., PhliadcipAi
r p: Hugh ". shelley, L'q-' otAdh'o
;. W. r-,.,-.,;o,, - q
= SCRIPTURE Wrilers Rey. I; II. la II.
:. D. b.. Brooklyn. =: T.; Rev. fTsaer'' ,,.i
= Gardiner. u. D., Middleton, Conn; ke'.-
= n Randolph. y. j.. baltimore; Md. eiS-' -
!. cr.: ". r. Abbott, E>q., BehtNCe' -,
'e ford county. Va; Rev. james HAnsiilo ns,
h Yonkers, Y. Y; Rev. joseph H. Il! ian
.e d. D.. New York ely.
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