Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

own II. ant pay h.in who conier,s = nr ,s, when A,u-
means are h'' readers know OF Nothing truly 0maLie
and glorious that be compressed within IL she'll,
except the ~tSion Of one wise among us. Trust
humanity is not to DC forced into such mancw cinen'
siuus.
Lastly, he condemns all cncues as risceyous 10 the
mother country. Il is cuur.h ply this, tAa, this
wii be neither commercial colony fn pre-
winch We would desire to retain mOmcn longer than ill
tic c""ny is able protect itself subject attack from
zone out i'Fais or the natives whc' 'y will not long
bud j, difficult rcpc neither is it liable any of those
quarsis aud heai bunnss with tie mother country which
nave 81 often maze commercial colonies injurious, simply
because We shall not seek profit GCin IL and shall no,
SEEK Ia exercise Go.iu,n il day ter they
willing
Mr. President and Gentlemen, ask you, then, is there
any in all ,hes. objections wherefore should
Withdraw support from this cause? l. scheme
which, lis cYf object, the rcova! the blacks
is nohe and PATRIOTIC and in its fitness be taken up ami
applied hereafter by the south its voluntary
stance, safe and valuable in every view DO tie just aud
the generous minded who hear feel tina plan
worthy of all appreciation, a, Of united action The more
and more is considered the warmer will applause rise up
cannot give my late Senator when calling
this spirit dueSs, he declared that he had long him
self cut III IL It is madness, il is euhusia II is
temperate, 1ieioS GreH. fscnI the conviction great
truths And long may be before shall exult that have
last my participation i'll the hGlo.ved feeling which
ever warmed the bOSpms Of Might but sit a,
the fee, Of that a of Inc hearts Of ages and Glow
with Min,rcd feeling to s, whether Fox in the un cro
Ia Westminster Hall, Fox in hc Phusuph;c Shades of
ST. hnne,' time fSeul Of this subject end this
stit, should o envy those who liz free America can
read NtenSis into other doctrines. Nor can give my
assent TO the sen'imen. OF Senator from aroina that
this is both pcruiciNus scheme and dy-.feau avowed
last winter i'll his place II may su to the pconle of
south Carolina, difficult they convince of the
wickeGneSs Of the Save-trade. source of pride IN
FFginia at she stands close to Carolina on
inns mead During colonial existence, was the
fng'Sn policy tn Introduce many slaves as possible
among u.s. the Virginia House Of RurgsScs passed three
an" twenty acts tending To suppress this horrible traffic
hpary ali, however, ncgaiivc by the King. the
declaration III Independence, that pureSt Mr.
son. hId inserted enrtsrGing pasSa ging this as
crime 10 the King, aggravated by Io,d Dunnore endea
stricken out with the knowledge that S. Carolina and one
other s,a;e only believe would Join in II, In l7T8
as SION as Virginia free, de the African slave
trade punishable by death, while Carolina, fur reasons.
ko~n to herself contin9ed till 1905 thgty wears lon
GER And! at our instance too, the act of congress
passed declaring il piracy, sub)ecting the offender tn can
'irc ana punishment IN any of any unon which
should pass the same law. Such is VIRGIyrA ALWAYS
noble, always humane and adventurous for the rigi-
cpTish', aud brave, and courteous, and eiincvse are
The Sod!ties Of Virginia power. ever thrown from ne,
balance by unexpected events, she may be dsIuded br
not long. know she will always, quickly thereafter
begin care the long march Of pure pric;nc
hose OF who visit other lands, COMPLAIN ms TOO
qnerulousy OF her dropping, and baCwahess to adont
Improvement; but they know that hers the best Of all
capacities for Improvement. And happy the patriarch
vino shall see her. and happier the young who shall then
oeSn their career when. redeemed from, ;orro and cr
proud inactivity, her countless cnickenei aud the
thckenng dan kncss of the cloud vcy rem, from cfr
her taceshal it not day be sc7-ha shall sta nd forth
to the world, owned and hailed by all SrorIE:s VIRGIN
Commonwealth.
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