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Negro Colleges. We did hope, alter the decisive proceedings at N H I. i;., that this nefarous project would have been abandoned. But it seems that # is not. We call the attention of the South to the following extract; and advise all to be on the constant look out. II is certain that mischief is brewing.

 ..Negro Colleges.-A pamphlet has just been published and circulated under 1 the following title:---

 "Nlinutesand Proceedings of the First Annual Convention of the People ol Color, held by adjournments in the City of Philadelphia, from the sixth to the eleventh of June, inclusive, 1881. Phil

 adelphia: published by the order of the l committee of Arrangements, 1881"

 It appears that the Convention was

 managed with much secrecy, that dele

 gates from several states appeared, and That the visitors who participated in these proceedings were, Arthur Tappan lof this city, ti,e Rev. Mr. joceiin q l lConnecticns, Mr. Lundy of Washing Eton. ". l.. Garrison of Boston, Ac. &c

 It was agreed upon that S29, 900 sboult

 be raised ostensibiy to aid the Canadi

 an settlement, and that branches of society should he established. An ad dress was reported and Recommendation

 passed to patronise the journals calle |"Genus of Universal emancipation, l"the Liberator.' and the 9African Ser ll tinel.y If this convention in reality q lily comtcmplates aid to a Canadian se ltlement, there can be no objections to i :, buitt but ffTToo:s: the characters of tho persoE : Insisting in It's labors ard the yell know