American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-06
From tie Baltimore Federal Gazeno

been put into circulation that President Bouo, h.
become dissatisfied with the emigranls and ,h,, ~
had agreed TO send them all back we make ,.. 'r
the communication TO the editor OF the United S,a
Gazette to shew that the report is not correct ".
have frequently represented 10 those who were A..
posed to take advantage of the asylum offered h.
President Boyer the necessity for Irugalily nduy,y
and determination 10 render themselves resnsc
able as citizens of the new country; and for II.
perusal Of those Of an opposite class who expec,ss
10 be the lords Of the land without solitary oua6.
cation for any purpose, we quote a few passage.
from letters to the Rev. Richard Allen, which msr
be read with much benefit.
Extracts Of letter from B. F. Hughes:
g. But the grand cause OF uneasiness among ,h,,,
our brethren of affection, and objects Of our soci
ltude, is as follows:-
Lured by the very liberal offers Of this govern.
ment, the mass of people have come wholly unpre.
pared to endure the least prvalioh or aflicton. in
many instances destitute of the common comforts
and necessares Of lite, wholly Dependant upon gov
enrnment for these supplies, and yet looking 10 the
sudden accumulation OF wealth and participation in
governmental affairs, without proper exerlions and
without qualification. Some who have been sicka
few weeks, although now on the recovery and evil.
IDENTIFY cmaed, conclude that the climate is moi
adapted TO their constitutions: others, who because
they are neither mechanics nor agriculturisls have
been destitute of employment, Judge that they have
been deceived by Government, cannot live, and at
1.-The very crisis that they should begin TO feel them.
selves at home and engage in business, are about
leaving the country.
Il If may be allowed an opiniop--I would say,
Government has been, and still continues to be
liberal beyond any reasonable conception in proof
oil which, ! refer yco to her many acts oil benevo.
81, hsr1 .fa orJ.
passports 10 all the discontinued emgrants whomay
apply, without exactlng that which is most Justly
Iher due.
From the idea OF liberty, many Of our fellow IN
fortunates have separated all justice, Order and
restraint, which, you know. the very basis Of
, civilized society. Not to be allowed TO dispose Of
II things they think proper, nor TO be ndtrlml-
nately admitted into the social licle Of The prnci.
pal men of the country, even in the domcile OK his
\ Exceency, is in their estimation, haieully cruel,
, and not whit better than absolute slavery.
II affords me, sir, no small degree Of pleasure, in
being able TO state, that amid all the manifest dis.
lcontent, find many Emgranls making proglss.
sive improvement, and enjoying comparative coed
fortune After The departure oil the vessel BY which
' write, am of opinion tina, there will be very few
disposed 10 return, with view 10 reside In the Y.
Il States.
dI Oh the thousands who have emigra.ed am per-
81 suaded that there is scarcely man, who came On.
der the influence Of moderate and reasonable ex'
pectaions, and with determination 10 peTse'ele
in industry in order to lay good foundation for
prosperity, but has realized wha, he anticipated"
q Extract Of letter from J Granrille dated f01t
i au Prince, March a.
d There is number of emigrants dissatisfied
and for why They are lazy, wishing 10 do thai
which they are not capable; they will not stay 10
the country as they should do but continually cont
! into town, where the immense qua lily Of people
q and melting heat OF The tropical SUBJ creates dls
: ease, which in shor, time destroys them; ether
n that attend to their business very happy VIII
} the pleasing prospect Of plentiful crop and ENJOY
. ing that liberty which was denied them IN America
J. have received letters from DR.. Button, MI CTom
e well. and Newton, at SANTANA, all extremely wei
h satisfied with the place, together With lhri' ep'
a. emigranis. ] have also received a more pieash
L account from Port su Plat, where the people or
q, doing better every day.
u BY the high pretsnsions oil some servants, WI
have not found here the remains Of splendid table
and who thought that with the old coats ana DUO
is Of their masters they would be here gentlemen ."
e. Lords, their disappointed vanity not berg soe
o. bend TO hoe or to an axe, returns 70 INC o'oo
ID and the shoe brush in the United States; atNs
rs to them. But The thing which has produced y
wi greatest evil TO the emigration, is the dissa'is'ae'
s lof man, who under The veil OF philanthropy y
nt brought here his private views and plan OF lou.'
ST. we have not acceded to Them we have dlsaPPo'"'
his skill, his sell love, and his personal lneres. -
Isl therefore we are good for nothing We nave = y
dl government, we have not fulfilled the promises
had made to the emigrants, we have not given Wv
lands already cultivated, we have not glseo ~. ~.
three story houses, we have not created lo' Wv.
plantations, where reigns one eternal spring :,
, where they could find coffee ready TO DC pu ~
,f bags.
ISL Sincerely yours, J. GRANVILLE
i'll
eI CANADA.-Captain Franklin and his party NC
tined to cooperate with captain Parry, IN ah ny