Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08

~ iooN'ng over The September number OF the "Cooni.
Hd"on'st anu Journal OF FIeedom published a. Bosto
ne hhd curious statement Of The means taken nv Tho
Abolition Society to excite the prciudices of The coS
pPe against eh'igra'ion TO Africa any other country
apostle OF The Aboli'onss Mr. Garrison il seem, b.
ud'eheu The country, making spec 10 the blacks in h
cues the middle and northern States d.cai,nip, in H.
mo, Us ,ia'ina,oy manner against The project Of COLOMBIA
uon, telling them ha "it is time Tn resovc ,,,o ,,
m "Sn transportation, and urging them "to ab,udon
all thoughts oil col"nziug thrmseive in Africa Havu IL
PEI ou', or elsewhere" This is the ra,ng OF man
oil unsounG mind The condition of The fec I,a.'
~ ms country, especially in the northern and nil
ue S!a'es' Is so little 10 be envied, that he can he
,hcm .i .heir interests who abours to prejudice
rh! r." AGAINST seeking 10 improve it by emigration
MS very class, we have no doubt is better off l.,
nnI no"'hg STATES The free blacks have fewer
Po"ca privileges there, but they are treated with mac
hhuhess aud consequently thew actuaIlv a nor,;on ~
mem az least sustain bile person, cI,ro
ne ieehhg OF aversion occasioned by the different
s'urai characteristics OF the races is moi an sron
mere as II /. with The alton Socie,v onah,
oe regarded as the best friend the free coo,Ired
''o' aims 10 relieve them from the state of
70 wnch ihey are confessedly reduced moi by jIv
sebg itseto oppose ancient erss and
4, ~, uu' ny furnishing them with the means of es
"oSng Va Tie original country Of their race and aoof
from he Influences which prevail here system of ns,i
""o'S copIed IRON our The Abolitonis,s nm ,ho
y' wou,n keep every black within the limits of the
QUA increase their physical Tor the purpose of
increasing their moral strength and are Iabourna -,
ueaN "own the barriers between the races and o n,
r MOI merely on the footing Of civil but OF the mos,
Pericc' social equality. Let any man Of con,r 81 '
Judge which OF these different results il th no,,
VIZ CeH' OF ne most desirable. Tb, con cy ~
e a1oIobis against our present soci, organza,ion
s pot 10 bring about The physical deterioration Of on"
ace ny Ihhg'ng II with destined by nature for AZ
c'ne aud separate community, ought to call firth
Post ''P''"''o"'-"'' r. 70
, ne non John w. Campbell, Uaed STATES JuIoo o
Jaw ,o eo OF uh'o, died at Delaware, (ohioJ on Mon
,y' "e "oh ut, alter several DAYS Illness nj foyn,
ne 1uigc was resident of Columbus I'm, d,,;n a.
P', 81 lie epidemic had retired the town Of DEL
"",e' lie was highly respected Judge; benevoIsn,
~" exemplary ciizcn; kind husband moral and ami,
''e man NO man. probably, could have leG so n,ny
'"'' "leh"s' though very few faHlila come xion,
M 'o''ctor OF this port gives notice that in conCornfy
n 'nrl"r''ouS IRON The Treasury the duty bonds pavs
We 70 me Uhi'fd States Tor the month Of Oobe. ~
zen deposited Tor collection in the foL,wng named |
10y phs'' VIZ those payable from the LIST 10 t,e ION
c'oper' nefusire, IN the Mechanics Bank those fIn
OH NE IN to The loh iaeuice in The Bank Of
Vac M1hhattdn Bnk.--.E y .ameyieou.
iffsr". Carey, Lea Blanchard pvtuose 70 r,.G., 4;
,Gr'e oil l'r "iher, kAnJoipbs Letters to You,g
,,, e"oraeiDg series OF years from early LovIood
bs cst' Inanhood' work Ike this from IN, oeo of
ovej, eu Jehn Randolph Of Roanoke will be e1ssrv
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