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MT. e. SuOWeu lldt negro iouo! "d5 uSSiuS-
tive if cheap, he dwelt upon the noble efforts OF
England in behalf of emancipation, and the in
conceivable supnencss of our Representatives,
who permit coored citizens Of this Commonwealth
to be imprisoned in Southern ports, without rails
ing an arm in their defence, and than turned
particularly TO the occasion before him. He es-
teemed this abolition movement as great step
of civilization, new civility to which we have
attained. 1t had opened the way TO all manner
Of clear discussion upon all interesting points and
had demonstrated that reliance upon political
agents." could no longer be maintained. elf
the black mar" said he, is feeble and not
important to the existing race, not on a par
with the best race, the black man must
serve, and be sold, and exterminated But
if the black man carries in his bosom an in.
dlspensiblc element of new and coming ci
vilization, for the sake of that element no wrong,
nor circumstance can hurt him; he will survive
and play his part. So now it seems to me that the
arrival in the world of such men as Toussaint and
the Haytien heroes or of the leaders and their race
IN Barbados and Jamaica, cutweighs, in good
omen, all the English and American humanity
g The civiIty of no race can be perfect while
another is degraded" In conclusion, the orator
said: "The glories of the Saxon race are friendly
to Liberty; the enterprise, the very muscular
vigor OF this nation, is inconsistent with Slavery
The great intellect with blazing eye, looking
through history from the beginning onward, gazes
on this blot, and it disappears Ike morning
coud. The sentiment of Right, once very low
and indistinct, but ever more artculate, because
it is the voice of the Universe pronounces Free
dom. The Power that built This fabric of things
affrms It in the heart, and in the history of the
Fust Of August has made sign to the ages of
His Wills


After the oration was over, another song and
music b. the band, the company adjourned TO
10 the hall OF ths Court house, in which builoing
the meeting was held, end pa,took Of cclat;oo,
iastefully arranged by the fair hands of the Cqn-
cord ladies. Having done justice to their highly
social repast, they again took their seats, and
liotened to eloquent speeches from Messrs. WHITE,
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