Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

:. WIS e"'e'ptsel 'ne responsibility deyolying
." 'hehi, AMI, enerng SINCERELY aud LsnftiIv
mo 'he views oil hs projectors and patrons. en-.
deavor 10 show themselves worthy ,b. h,n.v.
olrnce OF which trs aye the objects and =,
leave undone nothing in their power la promo,e
hasten and ensure its accomplishment. Nav
those measures appear ~ have even h,phss
sanction. Al dfsfent periods of lis existence
The late aud destiny of the Colony seemed ,n
depend on the lahoTs and live. of one or two
indvlduals-but no sooner have their dive
been terminated, illan others, before unnot,eed
anu unknown, have assumed their stations and
SO conducted as 10 leave the Colonial rom,n,.
NIFTY nothing TO regret, save the loss of tho.,
who had been public henefactot.. Tins nm.
comfortable events. deemed fatal 10 our homes
and plans, have proved wise di.pen,a,;ons of
Providence, teaching the Coonsts the nrces.i.
~ uf qualifying themselves for the business
and duties oil self government, aud the insecuriry
oil dependence on Others Another reflection
not unworthy " notice, grows oul of the cir.
cnmstance that the Society hath never been
disappointed ~ IFS estimate OF fidelity, zeal and
! capacity of its Agents. All al,pcaI to have been
governed by the same pure aud high moral
purpose OF selfdeyotion TO the cause IN which
they had embarked and To have acted on the
exalted principle that duty was not performed
until the uttermost was done. With lhesein struS
tive q animaiing examples before them, the Col
onists, indulging aud nurIuring a spirit of en-
ierprse and emulation, are throwing of the
letters oil habits, erToneously pronounced in.
veterate. and exhibiting moral and intellectual
energies, found only III favored nations
It's, therefore, no longer predetermined uhe-
ther Colony OF free persons OF color can be-
established ON the Continent of Africa. The
fact that the Colony Is in existence, growing
cbar.c,er ia "a ,oda,,atIc a. :, !;
md a,r,,rao;,g Nor .bo,la :, H. -, 80
thai i, bas hssn ,,l.p,ea sns,,;nod .,a .,,s,,t
e,sd no voI,n,arv con,r;h.,;,,., -. ,t,a, q.
il ,,.,ar.J n, ,...;,. otta. .;n...,a \
H. y, ia .h;i;,v a., .ccommI, % -
more nr,.,e.s,,.,v "a .u..nt.a h. ..h ~,
di,;on
4, tho or;~;, NJ the pa,an, S,.,.,, n, 20 ain
:, ,nf.,cy\ ;.c,.J tho, ~. ,.nna
- n,,,a. 1T, mn, Co.,, =, J. : ~"
odd :, ...saLsd m n ,,,,. ,,,,i,a,;, 49,, ~ '
cro, for H. s,,,,,sed ,nnsJ;n.n, n sn.r.;an
1yo,,a h, enn,o. cd M, nm. ,hs, 90. and
vnd;ca,.. ,,n,b and e,nos.. .,,o, h.. ,.,,,vsd
all nr.,.nc, Ia this ohi.c,on Ihnv ar. mo,
onI, ,,;,l,na bn, most a,,;.,. IN .,n;,.., D..
| n,esen,;n. themselves IN c,oud. trynnt IN.
a ,,l;tv Of the Society IN atro II them nas.,sa
anJ cr;s.,n., oysr tho necsss;,y ,,hich con,;'
I m harp hay .
| 10 g,-p,,e 4, ye,,a;n They wo,,J oo 81 tho
| I'd os th.;, f,roc,bsrs TIM, ham, "a, ,,b;ch
,b.v have hseo ,opg abs.n, IN a climate co,ge
oaI win their s,rnc,nr. and ,Ii,nr, tim IN a
| country ubers ,ccuny;ng and r,l,,,,,;no a
Carn, iii, o;v. ,hsm iii. IN i, whore ,h.v m.y
| ENGAGE in conmprce in me, h,nir. ar .rr,cui
lure. as they list: sher. mild laws promi,e and
! .T,rd nrot.c,;,n IN tho pond and saIntarv
| checLs % tho bad whore snn.,in,,tv nj mind
| and morals contributes he oniv d,narture from
entire .ouali,, where they and their children
and chilareos children NAV nusue their avn.
| ca,;ons in nesce .niov the f,uits oC honest IN.
dns,,v uar,c;na,e :, IN. measures of soriaI in.
tercoHrs. and he the subjects and objects Of all
the end.arino ,;,s and svmnsthies of mans ma.
ture where a country whose veal or woe " iii
excite ,heirliv.lv s,ns,bility. ANXIOUS snic;,ude.
| and nerhans honest nride' and whose Hpornba.
tion " IN he M the same time the reward OF good
| deeds and s,imulan, 10 better aud where DO.
luicaly. intellectually aud morally exalted
themselves. they may becom. the honored IN.
| strunents of IKE .xalta,on in othefs-Ihpy
lleaye a country IN which though born and reaI-
| ed thew are STRANGERS and aliens where Ssuers
n,css,if,, MACE. them in class of degraded he
;ngs :, here ,hey are free with ,ut the blessings
and nrivilepes Of liberty wherein ceasipc TO
he slave, OF one. they have become subser.
vent 10 MANY where, peithpr frpemen nor
slaves bu, placed in an AROMA Gus grade which
they do act understand aud others disregard (;
/ where no kind instructor. no hope of prefer
meo,. no honorable emulation prompts them
20 virtue or deter, from wee their industry
waste. not accumulation; their regular voca-
tirn. any thing or nothing as It may happen
tbr;r ,reate., security. suffprsnce their high.
es, reward, forgiveness VICIOUS themselves aud
the cause Of vice in others DISC lntentrd and
exciting discomfort, ; soornrd by one class and
foolishiy envied by another: thus, and worse
circumstanced. they cannotbut choose to move.
| They will exchange degradation tor eIalta-
| ton insecurity for safety, despondency Tor
hone vice for v;,tue. and noyeriy for indepen-
dence, if not wealth
II has also been objected 10 the scheme of the
Socie. v. that i, was too vas and gigantic, and
hence il wa. pronounced mpracl ,cable. But
il i. not seen that a plan cf charity aud human
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