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or profession, that the coloured population
of the United States, will never have their
rights in this country, but must always be
adegraded people, is q deist- a disbeheUer
IN the ,OOrd and prOvidences Of God. He
should be considered = 2 enemy to his
country, and his doctrine as subversive to
every principle of virtue and republican
ism. Bullet our people become generally
united-let disposition for reading and
inquiry-in word, let literary, moral and
religious improvement, commence, and
progress among them generally, and the
power Of tyranny and oppression cannot
stand in the way nor impede the advance
of Justice and rights. But let the same
feelings exist in the hearts of all our peo-
pie, as did in the hearts of our Philadelphia
friends, and the measures they recon-
mend, growing out of those feelings, be ge-
nerally adopted ard our improvement in
condition, and advancement in privileges,
would astonish the most sanguine, and CO.
yer "sUould be aCiSe men," with shame and
blushing. The Editor.


At numerous meeting of people of colour,
Of the city and county of Philadelphia, held at
the Wesley Church in Lombard street $
Benjamin Paschal, junr. was called to the
chair, and James Cornish appointed secretary.
The chairman stated that, the object OF the
meeting was to ascertain how far the public
department. of the s'Rights of ALL is conduct
ed. and if approved of, to devise measures for
increasing the patronage of that Paper, he was
followed by sex eral gentlemen with some spi
rted and appropriate remarks. 1t was then.
resolved, that committee ofthree be appoint
ed TO draught some resolution, and present to
the meeting. Messrs F. II. Hinton, Charles
Shorts and James Cornish, was chosen that
committee. After retiring for short time.
they returned with The following report, which
was unanimously adopted -


1st. Resolved, that this meeting highly APP
prove ofthe Rights of All, as conducted by
the Rev. Samuel F.. Cornish, and most cordi-
ally and earnestly recommend it as worthy of
the general patronage and support Of our iel-
low citizens.


end. Resolved, that we 90 rega' d it as tie
principle vehicle through which our rights aie
! jimpartially asserted.


Srd. Resolved, tfat we deem it cxrcdien!
10 use every fair and ncnoura5le means in our
power to increase its subscription list, in order


hat the Editor may be encouraged to publish
litweekly.


4h. Resolved, that o1 gentlemen he ap-
pointed as committee Of vigiIence to obtain
subscriptions TO tie "Rights Of Alp and that
allpersons present, disposed to subscribe, give
Ithcir names, and these that arc prepared their
monies 10 The secretary. The following gen
tlcmen were appointed the committee of vi
gilence:


joseph Casey, Frederick A. Hinton, Geo.
Miller, Benjamin Paschal, junr John l..