Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
for Patrick county rcq,cs,so 10 say TIA, nc /. 4.

- rc'lie r. Cale9s- ". naaIish, IN another
paaelias iaaaps slapr, IL l'oesslings of the
p"one o i}iymlt, On re sil'iee' ~ an nppropria-
lion ION the siatc 'rasnfy, i.,ad IN the removal oil
tue tree peupie ofcoIor 10 l.lbara. rhis is sub.
loct Of deep ind vital importance to the entire l.
MON. hui more especially to The saycAoa,ug States
land VIC glad 10 an Impulse gwen TO it, in
that section of The Commonwealth le5fst likely Ia
provoke the jealousy and hostility Of the alsve-hol
defs. Some months 40, a meeting was held in
Caroline county, and resolutions adopted Of Ike
tenor with those passedby the people of fluvansa,
whnh We accidentally omitted 10 notice at the
proper time As the question will certainly be
brought before the next Legislature, would it no be
well for the people of the several counties to discuss
IL among themselves, and to hold meetings with
reference to it III at their November courts The
praciieablli,y of Colonization Is demonstrated 10
every mind, not crrsted over with the triple shield
Of prejudice. which has taken the trouble TO make
itself acquainted with the facts. DISCONNECTED as it
is, too. with EMoneipatioa, no one need fear il
influence on that GueS'ian while the domorall2ing
enerva,ing and dangerous character OF thu free co.
lorcd people, az an intelmedats e ris between the
whites and the slaves having 10 sympathy with
either while they hang on the skirts Of both H. uni
versally admitted Let ny, then, seek 10 get rid of
tbcm--not by harsh and compulsory measures
but by offering them true freedom and n home IN
the land Of their fathers, ncxehange for degrade
ton a n rrecarnns title to mongrel liberty, herr
Many otthom will FOR awhile reject thu ohicr II
is not to Ire expected, llal, with minds developed IN
Ignorance, nuJ heretofore u,a,imulaled by soli re
spcri and lo.,y AMBITION which arc tie springs o
all high resolves aud noble aeifoys tie, can nj
oncr see aud aapr9iatc eic advantages Nhi II unai
attend thor emigration Hu, az the Colony Of l..
IBERIA snail grow IN nnnbess wealth and m,eli-
gciec, md when moro frequent intr DO
tween the two Continents shall lelJ 10 wider dis
senna,on and moro general ctotcnee cf theso
iacts they viii move of IN ,lons1 uds.-l tsirad Of
waiting to he urged to 60 they viii crowd our sea-
Inrts, with all their little Treasure" and embrace
with Joy every opportunity whish oG5,s 10 convey
ihtol .son degradation, oppt'ssicn nnl sn(',.lhs
IN laei whore DIZZY shall be- elevated 70 The dgn.
y and cnoy all the rights oad privileges Of ifcr
mon. III the enlarged aud only ,rae stafse ofllat
nifm. Surely sfhcnn whiru pr,sfnt3 Ia It's
! character such great advan'ascs 10 boh tho whites
and he trc, cLldel. people, shtnd be cordially en,
braccd and Warni'y cncmraged by boil.
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lHsiouao csto hidyta The Rev, Edi0s Spa.
ding aud Rev S. 0. wight, will accompany ha
Rey, Melville L. Cox, as Missionaries 10 Liberia.
They are all Misislcrs the Mothodsi fpscopa,
chu,eh. A Liter Of Bishop Holding, polished
ia the Richmond Christian Senllnol, speakius OF
the two frs, named gentlemen. say" These
brethren, II respects picy, tal.n,s nni hesitl,
promise great usefulness to that Important mission.
They are both married, have ~ ehi'd,en and will
take their wives with them. They arc expected
to depart about April o, May next.
Weresrei 10 observe, By ,dc Richmond poprrs'
tho death, by Cholera, o. the Rev. Mr. Bar, a
Presbyterian clergyman. who was also pbout 10
depart for Africa as II Missionary. HIS death vas
very sudden, aud i, attributed to imrtadrncc il
diet
Cal RcH1ss,- q. Yoong, Esq one NJ III. anGnl.
bcrs of t.s legislature of Masol,i lately address.
ed tt letter to Col. Benton drusndin; to know wae.
thcr certain charges made oSunsi Col. T. by Ed
ward Bates, Esq affecting his character as an hon
est man, were true, in order that ha may vote al
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