Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

fror, the n. W having loas point essssea viii eosoa
though Watering said 10 be more difficult than at The
island Tabai enledLy Worces,er Tsss; The best hsr
eor among these Islands thought De fspese In Ia
The winds which generally prevaiI are from the Hast,
ward which Is the regular srade. II varies occasionally
weather mostly se and moderate. with casual sSS~
except from November March-wh hen fresuet
principal articles eibar,er are plain and eoos- Cot.
ton goods; wearing apparel Of all kinds in great de
Five six degrees s. s. OF the main group Is Tee
bouai an island about miles In length, exclusive Of
Resembles the other islands just described Il lies in lat
%, %, .. lon i4s aS W. Navigator may rely on the
.ources.c.pi Chase having Wished Hsaheiae January
iastand our Ellis, an English ni,s.
Free . e: T:S:trs;1I 14SS,s:,si
sss on Friday evening At the New TorI in..isau"
60 eoon.as our ee Sisess In The island az
81 Domingo. DR. Spring was called the casir, aud
aha, the Citizen would have been presen, to
base explained fully the objects Of his gvvernmen
~ lnlPosou. Airee interchange The Views ana opin.
iona had and very general opinion was
purpose forwarding views OF the Prrsen, III ay
me principal question ngatea was whether any
Society, whether Institution should be organized
entirely separate and distinct from any other
tened on the one hand that the National Colonization
deciedy opposed sending any OF our black
population to Hayt-,ha place being considered too ner
tr the safety OF our southern breen whose
slave popuhiios migt then becone still dangerous
tan at present was also coniend-d that the prcec, OF
an African colony had In aiied-ha. tue climate
was destruetiveand that The projects only becoming
more s.d more Pular in this section OF the county,
but will 10 the end be onsd TO be ,npracticabe. Gen
Mercer, OF Virginia, who present by
being requested TO explain his views and Ear
could those OF the southern gentlemen upon this
my subject addressed the meeting 10 able and forcibe
anssf' ,"r some imeGHe was totally opposed and so
the Hay tien project.
Ba. he denied that this opposition from any APP
Weneusons OF DANGER He had heard Il objected
that iiay was TOO But he commended that the plan
the Of ali our free eooarrd ponuasn and ~.
complete exunguishmeA, Of the slave trade. Hayi
not adord room for he whole OF this populations and tn,
slave trade could be eectuay without plant
ing ccl.nies up the Western coast Of Africa.
colony Cape Thai il haJ
livery speaking been even unfortunate History did
short time and with little means, IL had been more
ayoured than siera Leone, Of the European
York ana Virginia did commence under such
ercunlsances and as IN the country and climate they
Observed that respected The offers now made by Pres
dent Boyer they had already been proposed To the
favorable had been made by France, government OF
hch bad offered to settle this population in French
them thhner, give them lands and SUPPORT
them until they should be able take of themselves
and even bsng them hack again emf Of two years
been rejected the ground great obj,c,
destroying the slave trade, dear
letter was Afterwards read from Gen. Harper in which
opinions esseealIy different chose Of Gen. Mercer
opposition If the south ayti as COLONY was It's ox
nifty 20 us, and the facility of icaiion between the
Of the letter, however. five understand II correctly he
writer and many others would have NO objection TO dis
think hat both colonies could be
q once Inc gentlemen pesen, seemed on the Whole to