Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-09

Geo " s.'woh'.en on ae -,t Vi seifefeacd soei-
tie' 80 little REGARDED, that thsy actually permitted
ter which they have ehossn assume Ihope NAV be eT-
eHsed i9r douhnns whether this ought be done The REQ
@ 'shi 20 present emssves, by tens oethousshd
~ u' petitions OF menora before Cohgtss, but the
erie Individually and nv each nian snsakp- m ht,
ei tho with others. hut Society, Convention claim,
b as the representative Ut Others doubt whether
vac Consiituiona rgh, menorialke Congress can be
@ The last Gs,sge oftbe Governor OF 5. Caro-
attention..
rhsrs wa, Society which came before the world
They placed thtvseves the ground vf religion
ARD nm.niy aud claimed the public attention by regular
r." publication, Tn, late Nit Adam, had 10 add
maj Society ia Feb 1876 perhaps t. an invitation
20 JPN them His answer terrible. Universal peace"
-" W" aPpehrstJ me to he no es., thai unvrr-
al passive obedience and non-resisianet- have heard
Shef e'in e"u',des,ou that sing .aengr
~ ''u'n and spoken vat courage demands, and oushto
rh -, MS mtuDly' ne tthnte OF our X eiul respsc
IA. bo'ien CtHnel OF April "a, it23, contains letter
rpnl INC same A' Adams u Dr. Bancroft The
a., ne ~ at's Is bitter sarcasm on Missionary Spcieti--
DI about Societies Of this 'ori which eddie with The
rhSy 81 ,ns tSn"lH g,ve myself very lille conee,n
IT, " = no',ee' tut not here
ne Soes'y ior The eivia'iln Of the indians, was
nouneed and prescribed by Mr. Jceson letter aud sunk
nave .e.n. pui IA oPP.s'tion TO the Colonization
Ses'Ien Of Congress Of 1861.
e fr we consider Peter the Hermit. who fs 81, ,h f.
we uhThs' aud huniliatious OF the Plrris 10 yeru.le
we consider this fanatic aphsn,hrCrit we may saw that
,ha2 the ambition aud cruelty Of Ghen s Khan aud Aii. q,
our we nave IN our view Of pure unmixed
winch affords complete ilusti alton ct its h.
sie: Bahholomew De Oa,a, a spanish Bishop, after
f-rcn, several tunes VIXEN pa sage was very dit
i; - what % new eetuated sHlely by desire re.
s ne neiiein's Of America from aud sn,rias
IKE true rhilanhropisf of nothing else ~
ny The ,nb'ti,u,ion ~ Africans their place aud
~ ~; - Nc the author Of gro slavery
3 The :, most interesting topic. AFTER struggle Of 90
i'e ~ No. Dfain, the ss's TraSe abalhed IL law
signify eharettr in the proceeding Bat e yger. fioT
80 hi wiring 9at other nations should make profit nv
Nh'vn ihey mad so tardHy aud reluctantly Abandoned
ey turned their ministers missionaries. Tor the
mutual iishi of search, in certain istit1Ie, for ~
sonot Trade, which after 20 years of hard s,uv h ba
enoughto be taken in by this propn,ep which in
me view Of an able writer Everett view of Eurpr 81
and will add Of Constitution We are ns etiI
onm 'tte on the Slave Trade Session s2i-'22)nor
rom Ihi' m9si injurious humiliation. The philanthropy of
0oyeinmeno The philanthropy of the British Government
ho~hstandisg the virtue inteieen didueh anonr in H.
Vdua e be traced ia Rany different, wsv. bu, e,pesIlv
multitude Of their poor, aud ,leir inedeusbe wretch
ahd 40 the order during the last war so DESTROY and m
such towns aud d,rc upon the coast Of s n g ' ms.
ne round assaahe" (See Admiral Coehrane', lsrte, "a
monroe lSh Aug 1871, and Mr. Ms. ausvcr Scpte lsi5N
~ nave M doubt TIN; The proposition stated in the Port
never acted IA the Slave Trade Question nut in o.
we poney 81 Mr. Pd Mr. Fox, who advocate for the
Of whit. as well baek'watehed Wberfoce to prevent him
@ ts cause and afterwards charges him
shes,e Whether ever changed his opinioo II o'
perhaps may receive il. '"u
IL The origin Of this Society in Virginia i, I'M
eoaSy alter The unetrn OF secrecy, which had be
as 70 me communication between Mr. Monroe when Govern
or OF Virginia aud Mr. j. thea President of the u S founded
O @ winch many of the inbabitants
null sun Iememhsr was most irydclou,ly or by the H.
~ IN ~ notice appeared in the Enquirer
soeIey ~ Richmond, auxiliary that then recently formed
IN warrington Ia the next Enquirer appeare ,h.
tle lsfa Snep
John Green ihena MeD Der ofihe Senate Aexsndr
aud o. Hay, then members of the H. D. calling for
sueJoe Of such importance might the considers.
ZION which deserved, NJ meeting took place. Whist the
cause was know nOi hut such the fact Some
haPs some years afterwards meeting got up in Eide
afterwards, It was understood that similar meeting va, he
called III richmond 1t was said that the geutleus1 who
prGtsd tn mt eing IN tteIercksburg, who had
to Richmond, had with view TO eject meet,nS
Also II wa. 'oon made generally known inst would c
<sA2us opPoshion There was second failure No meeting
TOOK place Yet, without any appeal public
out argument without discussion, ohseurs sisnr
Effected the formation Of ARauxinry socsty i Norfolk
trend. a Is-pv - De San,uneed 70 the pubic a.,
cd without any solemn and public disc decision ,r ,
qnS"n which nyoye' our highest dear est
COLONIZATION Society Iuthe Session OF ii lac ,i -
oh the injunction of secrecy The before
mNnsa'9n from t6e Governor althO' had been preyomv
eL' n ~ o. ~ hy teJeeung motion to permit the
cation Society The Of ION yss lovndei on ,h ~, -
original documents belonging TO the Other Uo,.s "a 80
T. Heerodox aud anti-social. Ts, first .nitb., r,
point rather too delicate Hnd nporta nj 10 be b,I5 -
note The second tuiEeien al th time TO coIr,n. IN %
attention may OF mistaken. should rejoice to no gu
vino ed that wa mistaken. But il is my den ami .ois
eohviclOn That The eruption CT the Missouri Qu,.ticn w.
oeeasioned blythe establishment aud proceedip. t he -
nzaon Society That eruption shook our Unon to ia fo
cation The agitation has not subsidized this day Wbst S
the same spirit eyinoed at that awful period car ae 10
me Gus abuse Of time aud slents employ I'd in N,
discussion 81 the question conjure up The ease Of
tear Tor the Peimnenee Of ouI Union, more T. ON hi,
1dss, wa" ou an O'her cause combined. Yet this is
collateral eohsefi,nce for which the Society i.
~ - va. "in5iIofeT; however sunk under
weght OF such fe'ponsihHdy When Mr. Barha Irn,.pe
him TO bs face IA the British Par!iam rs the srfAr 80 ~
lh'nireeu ~ baTbatoes and brought before him, in hor hi
array e Saushteted Vlcuns Of his restless aud
humanity he made The minister himself 49,
Cslereash was obliged 10 uterpose and conc ode bs Nh
aWul Soilaeal consequenee had grown the Regr
Bill, which Mr.. Wilbefforce had proro,ed ri, ~: go,
was @dsgact to the Nation and the az and Inc , NJ
o. a'owed 10 h place, that power on earth should CONN.,
him TO rsue the order which required NAV ksvs occ,,o
| heIeaiter,to state what that order was
49, M S Senator from s. Carolina goes farther on tb
projects of bnsyocnee always urn out b,,lIv" IL =
unwilling TO he guided IN legislation by feeling IT, S. Re.
Jan ., lS2S) III Mr. S. should continue Senator for lie
ne Po"aby never nave an oPPUtunny ofsannouuo iu.
Truth Of greater value, and, at the time one so du
tsaIuen IA P,aeuse IL the Colonization Society shall
present themselves before the Senate received hon
That the industry and talent which were en,poed h.
hlm IN the Mus uri Question will be devoted 10 an 1nos
% me schemes the efrors, the iosehie failures
phauthropysnd wis wonder that philanthropy ,b
ii when justice Itself guided by the rlmn erine lirbt o.
human reason, ohen fails 10 reach object The Sav
Trade al ls day carried greater extent sn ever
See Col Meftel' Speech, Nat Int. 9Th jan 1891 Til
TACT, with the addition that the horrors Of the Slave
have been ereadiuy aggravated, had before and Zee
quently been told BY the public prints, The ,r,akets -
parliament, and MI. Wb erlofce himself oletes
consequencesln
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