Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13


have been neglected., and running up ii bushes. ~:
terminget with coffee plants, cotton. Sc will 6,,d
houses ready In go into, and have as much In MI m
propriatcd for their Immediate use as.will no suf
c'ent or their support, and il they improve il wen
I'd conduct themselves with scbriey aud ;n,,,.,
they viii have as mucl. hand siven ,,en, a .n ~
can cultivate with profit no, less than Is nc,cs e..
each mah-thrir passages will be paid, and fan,
ihotns subsistence provided for them, which vii, -
ford them sufficient time to provide for their o',
support, III county where they can raise .hY.,,
crops oil corn or other produce yearly-nIl of Whit,
passage, Tour months subsistence, and an,l will hc
inc ao"of'o" or free gif of the government to them,
ana " 'hey 80 IN considerable numbers to the same,
neiShoorhooos, they at once see many ,ecid.i
advantages resulting from such n movc,,cn,
Farmers who 20 for the purpose of renting lands
tc""y P.'n'eu VIII cotton, coffee, sugar canes VIC.
so'o"ies' fruits NC. or 10 work such plantations ON
shares, will ind propreiurs Or landlords road, q,
rent ON shares or otherwise upon reasonable terms
under the protection Of laws and iegui, -
Tor the go~efnment of such eoi,tracts-bn, ,hn,,
'h",' come under AN aSrecnicht IN go i,nn,cdia,clv
10 these farms, and TO repay in six months the en-
senses pad for them, and after they have f;,bs,,
~ fulfilled their rnga emcnts will, tIir cpr,oynu
ar landlords, they will be liberty 10 t,,, ir,.s
ON their own account, and have lands given them 70,
| cultivate according To their good conduct
Those who go n:cchnnrs, Traders clerks .,
school masters will be assisted in their ,iireu, ,ro
iessons, ana the expenses Of their passages maid
'he'r COMING under an engagement, orcpay in six
| months.
Forty coiored mechanics, such rs Carpenters t;u.-
oer-sa"yers, biaek-snths, caulKers, rope makers
san makers &c. capable of building ard es,,ipni,,--
small vessels; also nnct.iate!, wanted Il, q ,s.
liberal Encouragement, will he offered.-T6c sovcrn.
ineht Will either purchase these vessels ,pop f,i,
and liberal teri"s. pay them generous wages pes
day. And If they have wives and children lan,n
will he given them. But it is always 10 be nntler-
stood that the grants Of land pdrticuluriy will he
pTorortioned to, and considered reward for the
characters which c different classes of emiprants
may establish, by their sobriety, industry and eenc
| raj good conduct.
| All religious professions tolerated, and men
let 1T iuH liberty III worship the Almighty Creator
according To- the dictates OF their own conscepces
and through ,l!r mediums of their own forms and
ceremonies provided they do not disturb the p,,bc
tranquility
Those who arc inclined to vail themselve.of ,br
benevolent INVITATION of President Bower and have
male up their mnist tn embark in either of the a.
toee capacities are requested to make enrIv cpDJr-
cofi01 to Hugh Mce'omick, agent to TIN, Soce,r
M then Office, No. 6l Fulton street, or to John /,
rat agent TO the auxiliary society of the colorcd
people, at his office, No 81. Chapel street. to cn.cr
their names, and as Sufficient number arr.
ready tn embark, vessels will be provided for tho
purpose. Citizen J. Granville has enteIedinto le-
gal obligation on behulfof his en that ev-
cry gagement held upto emigrans in this publ
Cation, shalt De faithfully complied with on the pn,t
| of the Republic of iiuyti.
All letters and communications on the subject of
the emigFatioe OF free people of colour to the Island
of Hayt must-be directed TO Peter Barker Cores.
pending Secretary, ut the Office, No. Cd Fulton
street; and all persons ha wing business with the a.
tgeHt Hugh McCornick will apply as above-
Signed by order of The Acting Committee.
| PETER BARKER, Sec'ry
I Eth mo. (IuIy) Both, 1924.
g fIte people are Hieiy. our, tco,.st enemies -
| We remember well when the expression of this
arisfocratic sentiment, by "A leading fcderalist,
on The floor of Congress. produced an over
whclming burst of Indignation from the rcpubIi.
cans, III every part of this Union. If the mere
| expression of this sentiment, as speculative
oAe, was enough to consign its author to endless
iniaIny, what can the same republican party
think of those who act upon that sentiment and
who are now straining every nerve to reduce it
| 10 practices! Yet this Is the very game which the
advocates of the cancus nomination are PLAYING,
In New York. The people are to be stripped
OF their'nost sacred right the right of suffrage; &
OF suffrage, too, in tue election el the highest off,
choosing their own PRECEDENT, are to be treated
| like hewers of wood, and drawers of w.tter.-
/ ihey are to have president set mp over
ticipsby aisftin Fan Buren,, and the little aris-
tocratic faction Of which he is the worthy Chief
Seventeen men, clothed with the temporary
dignity OF Senators, 10 ne permitted to drown
the voice of sixteen hundred thousand frecmen,
ami 10 force upon them President against thcr
Whit is in vain that this vast body of free-
men declare, III Il voice of thunder, sswe will
not lave tiIis man TO reign us''--Van Btu
| rem and las faction say, "you shali,n and the
people must submit And these men make no
secret of their purpose. They PIT these UNI
worthy Senators on tie back they call them n
ssRomaa bond," and conjure them to be firm in
their purpose And in mlnt purpose is it, that
they cenIure them 20 be firm In flat of tread
ing IN the dust the elective franchise oftbe peo-
ple-wliile the Albany Argus, the National 4id-
vocate, and the Richmond Enquirer, stand rea-
| dy to celebrate this unloly triumph oyer tie
liberties of The peoPlic.-[ Nut. Journal.
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