New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ADUOCATIyG NHGRO EMIGRATION.
\ CoLoRED CLERGYN>N'~ STElKING EM>NcIPA-
TlON-DAY ADpEI~~

\ CoLoRED CLERGYMNN'> >TEiKING EMtNcIPA-
TloN-DNY AppEI~-.
Charleston. = g. Jan. '-rccai'- The coored
people here celebrated Emancipation Day with
street parade and ,pccchraiNn-. The orator Of mo
day WI, Tie Rev !. -. Lee. "a prominent colorcd min
,,tcr Alludug to the emancipation and cuirtu'h hisc
g.cut Of the negro s.Dc. iAc speaker -,d
This Now order OF ta.u--. .nId'uF bur-tiuS
upon u-. .ouud u- n t' Way prepared t' in.'' th"
AZ orc placed u -,.- Of .uau progress .,nl. ... fae
Aelt 81 American lIc. .ud 'c. weighed ara :".id want
.ur Have Uc matc u.-ti.r-f uat. So, committed
II -n dhd folly. d.l almost destroyed A-., lu. l.
All true sadly true. l4t ~,rc D. hut mafvc. tld vc
acted oflrrr l.c und,- the circumstance Indeed
Wiz, We stood lcv.i.cs,d. BOT Auogiu; where t.
turu oar Thought ioF instruction 90 oar hDfa for
help.
Abiding 10 tie recent race rot-. TIE -pcatcr sad
believe tha' OBJ. n!tnHi" -'iui"H "i the 40 ',AH'i
"a" problem sd" b. c.-.ii '1. from h'r' -it' u
not from choice. AmleaMttou 3, neither possible
nor de.irablr 10 ott.n o', t''' ana -'ni,tn
them by i"loc ~c arc un'hI" a. d" For iN! r"p.''
distinct from each other m their physical -iu'tuc.
ana between whom thc'c "- sn,h l.-ni "ia,"b'g .'
barriers n.tIia.i t. de'rl"p W -'"i1t" "hc 'i.ln,l
lines dWclliu. together here. B. about a. reasonable
a. 10 'lPl" l, van, @ 49, 49, "'' 49,. 'b " len, ntt,.
throne at the 'tm' time 'u'ii- -7 ,"'h "1 ~ Hu''ui,
uccrocs compelling them 90 nd" BOO -tnoNlur 'ar- and
refusing them hotel accommodations. h'' evidences
strong ana convincing tnat they VIII never attain
fHll manhood here. ,.,,
liberty is simply 70 remain "hcIc "c a!' a. n"s-a' 20
who must not De choo,cr-, bui must ia"c "'h' j.,
gvcr or his interest, do uui require him 'o Vl;dra"
Tho gifi We make great nl-tth" when We suppose
that the Anglo saxon gave u~ our cufranc hl-cmciu
FOR the love he Htd for deny that hc ia u iur
phanthrophy. be did 10 because he thought hc
could u-c 10. Whenever the Waite man doe. any thing
for IL be- he Northorucr 1l -uuthcru"r. mark np
word II Is because Ac thinks BE- can uae Us q, hi-
tool.
1t IS mistaken idea for a. 70 knccl down 10 the
whites. The AnclO~tLou and tine cDOrcd man can
not work together. Ouc or t.c other VIII have -
leave ana nm somewhat believer Iu the tale aboui
the Lord fire. TIE fire uill not burn The people.
bu II Will be warm nat our people VIII havc to
move on or st burned, and rather believe
that they will NOV" ol.
so more faith can Doe put IN the Republican than
in the Democrat. They arc both Anglo ~aNun-. d"
nothing for unc-- 4 g. t0 their hdvautarr - CO.
so and viii throw o, overheard q, soon q, they find
iI~ too heavy. We must -hOW uur independence. ara
the sooner DO This tie better. I't -omc II '.
leave go 30 Africa. 4 rr'rs-.tfy show that Sc car
rct along without %" Au-ip ~iAnu and. hy tl- spirit
.. Independence make them learn and appreciate
our value Independence and and culi grafton ar'. ii
MY opinion. the Duiy solutions 90 thi- great quest
The prliion created considerable -cn alton. AMI
Will be- the kcyuote of colprcd convention which wl.
Ic held n Columbia tomorrow 10 discus, the Barn
well massacre - i- thought That the recent but, hers
in Iarnwru viii lead - general emigration Of The
ncgrOcs from south Carolina.