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I O� to )'0" the nlr-
ru., wortb Gbo", tJw FDfU1Ja
of JIlly by 1M HDII .. Fr«Iericlc
Do",11U 011 J,,'y 5, 1852:
(part VI 0/ VI)
ellow-cltize , I will DOt
enlarge further on your na·
tional inconailtenciea. The
exiatencc of .lavery In thiI
country branda your
republlcanllm a .bam,
your humanity a bue
prete , and your Chri ••
tlanity u alie.
It de.troya your moral
po or abroad: it corrupta
your politicians at home. It
.ap the foundation of
religion; it makes your name
a hilling and a bye-WOrd to a
mocking earth. It is the an
tagoni tic force in your
government, the only thing
that seriously disturb and en
dangers your Union.
It fetters Y0U:l' progres ; it
is the enemy of improvement;
the deadly foc of education; It
fostera pride: it breeds In
solence; it promotes vice; it
shelters crime; It' a CUJ"SC to
the earth that supports it; and
yet you cling to it If it were
the sheet anchor of all your
op,c • dt
warned I P
coiled u�.iD.8QW' .A&tIO.D.'
bosom; the venomous crea
ture is nursing at the tender
breast of your youthful
republic; for the love of God,
tear away, and fling from you
the hideous monster, and let
the weight of twenty millions
crush and 'destroy it
forever! ...
Allow me to say, in con
clusion, notwithstanding the
dark picture I have this day
presented, of the state of the
nation, I do not despair of this
country. There are forces in
operation which must in
evitably work the downfall of
slavery. "The arm of the Lord
is not hortened," and the
doom of slavery is certain, I,
therefore, leave off where I
began, with hope'. While
drawing encouragement from
"the Declaration of Inde
pendence," the' great prin
ciples it contains, and the
genius of American Institu
tions, agitate, and demand
equality, be equal, perform
equally. •
�lso, we' must become
vigilant, active and take our
right place in running and
controlling the AmericanJYS
tern, government, and in
dustries.
And yes, we should now
celebrate the Fourth of July,
enjoy the day, but never for
get the history outlined by the
Hon-Frederick Douglas. We
must make the words of the
Declaration of Independence
and the, Constitution living
documents that function for
all American citizens and
people.
HIGHLAND PARK
MAYO PORTER aid thi
detention facility would be used for
minor offe - traffic offeDS
and failure to p Y child upport
and there would not be'much danger
to residents.
Given said uch a detention
facility would lower property values.
The Municipal Capital
Investment Corporation, whi� is
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L
IG LA D PA
Highland Par chool Bo rd
o ci I Mamie Cooper stated
Hi hI nd P r Community
College (HPCC) got a loan 0
$700,000 from the grade 001
lion of the school boI1d in
ord r to meet i payroll.
Second/oan
within a year.
The board authorized the loan
in a special meeting held Aug. 7.
Cooper said the college did
not have enough money to pay its
employees because of a
withdrawal of state aid.
She said at the I t P y period
ending Aug. 7, the college w
unable to give the emplOyees any
salaries, but with the loan, the
employees would be paid two
me» arri
cho/a� hip
ule.
- Re Ident
worried about
Edl on
expan Ion
ByRON EIGEL
eon..pondent
HIGHLAND PARK - During
Mayor' Night Monday August 10,
nlaQmllJlllie��dents expressed con-
1bOIa' D9tJolt Edison's desire to
, oun:baloJf.wl"at State Rep. Terrel's
old otrfce site which is now vacant.
Council President Pro Tern Chris
tine Franklin said that a hearing on
this· DC would be held at 7 p.m.
Monday, August 17 at City Cowcil
Auditorium, 30 Gerald, just to the
east of Woodward in Highland Park.
She said that as of the meeting,
Bdlson bad given no concrete
proposal to the council.
One resident charged that Edison
was trying to build a power plant.
Highland Park Mayor Linsey
Porter denied that this was true,
saying that the company would not
build a power plant, but would be
. Involved in expansion.
·We can't be afraid of progress,"
be said.
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
35th
anniver ary
banquet et
Mount Olive Missionry Baptist
Church celebrates their 35th An
niversary at a Banquet honoring Rev.
Jack E. Ealy, Sr., Pastor.
The banquet will be held on
Friday, August 28, 1992attlle Geor
gian Inn, 31327 Gratiot Avenue at
Thirteen Mile Rd. The Greetings
begin at 6:30 p.m. and dinner is at
7:30 p.m. The donation for the Ban
quet i $22.50.
For reservations please contact:
Mary Williams, Thelma Tillman,
Robert Tillman, Wilma Tillman,
Henry Heard, Legoria Vernon,
Gladys Owens or Mamie Nix.
rep en live 0 the chigan
Dep rtment, of Educ tion,
confirmed that the tateis hold in
b $600,000, but dded that
thi wa onl y un til HPCC
re olved " number of
.proble ."
Thes�teclaims thatHighland
Park viol ted the deadline for
filing an audit.
Cooper aid th t thi wa
because of particular difficulties,
including conflicts it had with the
firm hired to do the audit.
either HPCC Pre ident
Charle Mitchell nor interim
uperlntendent Eldon Martin w
available for comment.
Theloani the econd time the
college h tapped into K-12
fund. In October, 1991 th
board authorized the colleg
borrowing $600,000. It is
unknown how much of that
amount has been repaid.
In April, the board said most
of the October loa had been
repaid.
"There re till ome
clari fica ti 0 we ve to e." he
d.
Council Pre ident Pro Tem
Chrislin Franklin aid the council
did not t the date to he ue,
because it did not have a propo .
Some re ident in the re
e pre ed concern about the
detention center.
Betty Give dis ed a prl on
break in nether area where two
young men caped, endangering the
community.
CD -Pine
Manor Colle e, four year
liberal college for omen
located five mil e tofBo ton
in Che tnut Hill, MA, ha
warded T mar H rri ,
daughter of Mrs. Ann Rani and
the late Jam Harris of Detroit,
The Pine Manor College
Community College Transfer
Scholarship.
The cool hip is awarded to
a tudent currently enrolled at a
community college in
,recognition of outstanding
potential for ucce s at Pine
Manor.
As a student at Highland Park
GommunJty. College, Highland
Park, Tamara received the
Outst nding Academic
Single
minar
ch duled
The New St. Paul Tabernacle
Church of God in Christ will host its
second annual singles seminar. The
aeminar, with you in mind, will be
held at 8:30 a.m., Saturday, Septem
ber 19th, at the Southfield Holiday
Inn located at 26555 Telegraph. The
New St. Paul Tabernacle Olurch of
God in Christ Singles Ministry will
pre ent work hops on finance,
parenting skills, career concerns and
dating. Continent I breakfast and
lunch will be served. For early
registration information, contact
�tn Mn NUt( 1" '" Ci. Ci,\')()
City official ay th t money
coming from the detention ceo r
would be ed to build town hall
center n roy.
Achievement Award in er fint
year. She plan to pursue a
degree in English t Pine Manor.
Student at community
college interested in learning
about the Community Colle
Tr n fer Scholarship hould
contact the College'.
Adm! ion Office at
1-800-PMC-1357. Application
deadlines are June 30 of each
year .
Pine Manor College offers
both bachelor and a oci te
degrees in nine areas of tudy,
self-de igned majors, extensive
work-site internship
experience , teacher
certification, study abro d and
continuing adul t education.
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