Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
LIBERIA IS TO LIGHT ALI AFRICA
NTH IT'S FIRES


The "a, g. ,se ID mpr,on Of Africa ~ believe
mas nj length da@ned .or twelve yeafg pas, H.
American Colonization Sure,y has berh aug
Cling against the fears Of the ignorant and the &c
proaehcs II tho desIxnins, prepare IL .aria NJ
asylum f'r or free people Of colour and rnanuWIuet
slaves. VIII fla exception Of comparatively i
t'w benevolent phaotiopists, Our Whole country
has either turned l'a' ear to every appeal IN be
half the claims q lie ~oCeiY, OF la1ted IN pity
upon its zealous Supporters as upon -, Of dcudct
enthusiasts, enSa,e eel IN sctems entirely r'opian
Even the best friend, the slave bhvn sf,urncd n
the prajsei AMI siqs # ,hrn ave not hlstatri Il
brand the whole system Of crlrlty verse than
slavery f,sclf But the scene ~ Changing The
mos, skewlcal begun 70 ace DIOR etnt, on@ in some
instances to acbnoW ledge Il Tho EMMY u
most OF IT'S enemies has bccn IN some degrees
MODERATED. nni tlc.r hasly md sonhgc pre-
.ctons rel'i,e i,y well anesjtd facts that nov
spcaa on, 10 world Ine Sec,c,y. thoa;h ,t
weak, compared with the merit OF ITS clal,ns. Is
now gathering s,rens,a with a rapdliy mknowr
in i,s former history PUhib epnipn mas dared tr
speak ott ~ It's layo' Statesmen, though repre-
scntins suvo-hodng DISTRICTS have dared 10 d.
il, and the Press, than mighty mover of men, Ia,
lncn faithful 10 echo their senim as Ear AS ou
tuacue IS hea,1 ana read
Much Of ,ir. Atans, has beon ACCOMPLISH.
within ,he last tweige months Fcr tho cause O
causes which have thrown 50 much light upon thi,
subject we need no, NOW enquire. 1t onoues
tina, they are seen and fel; and hat hundreds upo
hundreds who we're once Us bltcrcst enemies. mr..
now aotisg and prenarn. To AT under thor mau
cnce God speed tlon uu, ana give 10 To- ch "a
ged views vcigh; OF mA ,cnce lhat viii none tha,
redeem the past
b., Lib ria is 10 loo more ;han nm African rs,,
lam. Tharc is hight In which W. may c,ute.n
plate IT, st mora gratetIi u lht eyes of religion
AMI hAalnUy md we THINK OF lar more pro Mise Il
the hope Of lis i1adesi trien Is "A light which W
trust in God, viii hight all Africa with its frog
TIE Co,ony TO- 2.aM tefc, ,sa cHsisriiN COLONY
], carries III Tvs very heat "A leaven which must al
tnatriy " leaYen' tie whole " meaSnron Cmi>
tsEv caaao be lnart It's nature S acton md il
tendency from tue ccnIre 10 the circumference c
the universe 1t Isl fIne hat mus. sp.sad
has IN II the Are ofheaven mi the power Of On
pi,,otenee and hura II wlil-barn II ianSt
Hore then, AS Christians. rest We our future hope
for ne rel ,nptioA o. Africa i.bora must be- OF
s.ast,n. post. From THIS " mast penetrate It's 4
se-ts, tsace the Arabs path, foilaw ha valleys
10 nj ,h'y and iltle rivers, travorsc rs n,ountsln
nor rest until the land of Inn hcomc as ii
Garden OF the Lord. Say rot that this is too niue
10 hope Two centuries sncs and America ".
rs dark as NigrI,Ia ard now the Gospel is hea,
/, IL far.hcst viii lernesses. Christianity an, c
vilizaton have accomplished il er.-.Chrlstanl,
AMI civilization can accomplish it there.
Whichever were the no,ives or tho hopes nfthu,
who FIRST poinied us 20 this 'irl for tn iibera.d
or whatever ns,y be the views Of amc who no
aivocaette CLAIMS of the cB,onv, - not o'the lea
consequence Nothing ran be plaihcr we tank
chr,siisr, than tina, "a. bpn9 N CD nns in /
pery ssinn'nC - a, aod thu, TIC hand Of God
now directing ali us energies That pr,sc;enc
which in prophets influence pledged the cndes
Jag PROMISE ti,u " Ethiopia shouli soon STREET
ont her hands To God has, We .,eI,ere, in the yrr
means now placed ~ tie Christians bonds al ii
Colony, provided Cor its sure aud certain accom-
rlishmei' Joseph was once sold a,,I carried 10
land Of strangers but thruash him the truths Of r.
violation were preached 10 an African monarc, 40
knslly, with awful ,mprcssiyenrss, 10 his subjcee