The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-01
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

| me Managers ut the American Colon
! izatian Society are now, through tie good
/ PROVIDENCE of God justified in addressing
| the public. NOT With the difiidrnre Of mere
XperimeB'alisis but with the confidence
of successful labnurers, ina car.e unspeak-
ably interesting 10 our own country, aud
lranPht with imprfishahIr blessings for
another. They announce with satisfaction,
tqnall only by thetr gratitude, that the
colony At Liberia exhibits an Importance
and promise eKrerdag the predictions of
is most enthusiastic friends That II opens
before every fferman OF colour field for
honorable enterprise. for political prvile-
yes, and for social EMO, nrnt; thai II Of
iers 10 the American Statesman the only
m'tl"d perhaps of securing pprma-
neut prosperity to our country aud to the
thrl.tl.n, of lmpdrliug 10 the population
of Africa his perfect and sublime religion.
lmpelled by deep sense of duty, and an
lmaied b. the = enlargement of Heaven,
The Baard beg leayr IL invite thrir country
mrn universally H. the energetic prnsecu-
t"n Of Tins mag aoimou- work. Ii merits,
they believe, the approbailon of all, and
Of mdpdS thr patronage ol the nation. Such
Is no" the extent OF The operations of TINS
Society, aud such the magnitude of lie 10
trrcst, thai the same annual Amount of
funds heretofore received, viii in future
prove inadeql ate To the management Of
the one, oI the security Of the
other. But as the practicabIentss of Is
plans has been demonstrated, as their
nlll'ty appears certain, as their nrcrssity Is
dallN becoming more lmperiuns, .n, & ard
trust that hesitation will lid To confidence,
md hn50Id arprOeers tonne forth 10 aid
the caos" Win rro"lulc purposes aud gen
rrous hearts. Nor can the Managers doubt !
lnat when age shall contribute lis counsel, |
md youth It, ,igDtr " hen female benny
ornce shall be excited, and the impressive
de'"tlens md eloquence of the ministry |
he enlisted fer lis success. an illu,trious /
lrlnmpa Will attend tins caase--a trInnph /
honorable too.r cit YES, (, hcitous In Ar !
rlca. aud glorioust0 God, To accomplish /
-pch union of sendmrnt and actiop the
Board appeal to me Churches II jhr uni |
ted States, and most respectfully, yet
esrnestly, invite their co operation. May
they b. allowed to sugs, 81 70 the minister's
and rulers d these Churches, that no pos
slhle measure occurs 10 them az more de-
srabIt than religious celebration of the
anniversary of our independence, when
the views and hopes of this Institution
might most appropriately b. displayed be-
tore the American people. aud their dona.
tons be solicited to give them fnlGllmeot.
should celebrations of a different character
prevent, II many places, such religious
~er''te, II might be performed perhaps,
"lih no less advantage, on the Sunday
immediate " preceding or succeeding
that day. F,om the charities of this
occasion, was large proportion of the
funds OF the society derived the list year,
though the Whole amount was incousld-
cradle, compared with that which can
not fan to be realized by the nnauimous
adoption of the measure. The B0ara
nPPeaI Nth co.fdeHce 10 The Rev. Civgy.
The sfy,rd ecc.e-rdsliral bodies viii, thrN
hop" make this plan their o,cn, and send II
forth to The Chpcbes ,tader The seal q Aep
unqualified nPp,obniion.
BY order OF the Board,
Il. Il. GURLEY, Res. Agent
e. Editors frieudl, 10 the objects Of
the American Colonization Noclty, are
very respectfully invited TO insert the
above IN their papers
-ec9-
The trial of J. q. Beauchamp commrn-
ccd at Frankfort on the 9th Inst charged
with the murder Of Col Solomon +
Sharp. At the instance of M. Pope a.
counsel for the accused, the Court granted
rule on the Editors oi the. Commentator
and the Argus FOR contempt of Court, in
varjoas publications calculated To prepos-