Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

Principles. which you and ell consistent politicians of
Virginia have long considered settled, and indis-
pensable 10 the Union and prosperity Of our coneie-
racy, have been assaulted by those in high places the
foies and political vices of whose old age have been
eelpsed from the view OF the people by tho dazzling
l,istre OF their carly On the other hand the dis
appointed ambition OF has sought engrt upon the
sacred text the reinemcns OF metaphysical subtl,y and
in pursuit OF finely theory, has led the
chivarous South the blink OF an obi, ion OF the past
glory and triumphs of united country The re.
quires man. therefore, deeply imbued with the spirit
Of the Virginia Resolution, aud Report of $50 AMI 80
one, who has the circunspec;0n of The prudent mari
ner TO steer clear OF in' auous confidence the
hanu and OF excessive beat on the ether the Scyila
and Charybds which threaten our bark of State HON
deliberate judgment, we'll aud classic auori-
W. has taught TO regard with the same fearless ard i'm
movable indifference the stern vi the tytani
aud the wicked srtor Of the mul,iude-am whose eye,
not turning from its steady gaze the elevation Of this
that individual looks siDgy its cynosurc TO the
honor and the union oil country
There are many, You may be assured, who while they
DO not wish 10 dctract from the and acknow lodged
worth and merits of Judge Bouldn. determined sup
port you, If you will consent to become candidate. We
viii vote Tor you, opposed the United Sises Bank
to any Tariff, other than for Rcvenueo the Presidents
Proclamaiion in fototo the principles of the Force Bill
-an, as the advocate of the right Of Secession without
he rldc'ions admission OF conflicting, opposite night in
The other State sanj III all things, OF rigid OF
all departments OF the Federal Government the line of
their specified powers. While You continue the al,o
cate OF these principles, you viii receive tho suffrage Of
Cumberland, 25h June, 1883. VOTER.
CIRCULAR
AT called meeting OF the managers OF the Virginia
State Colonization Society held AT the CITY Hall in Rich
Hond, Monday evening the lTh Jrne-,he Hon
Chief Justice Marshall President of the Society in be
Ch'ir, The following Preamble and Resolution uuani-
mousy asoped:-
The Board being Informed that tho Parent Society a,
present much pressed Tor want OF funds
receiving the aid OF this Society,
On motion, ResoIred That David |. Burr, Fleming
James aud Robert e. Scott, be Committee draw up
ana circulate AN address, urging the special action Of
Auxiliary Societies. and also requesting the attention oi
Ciergymen aud Ministers Of all denominations TO attend
to taking up collections the 4th oi July next the
Sabbath previous subsequent thereto and forward all
sums collected TO BENJAMIN BRAND, Treasurer OF
to the Parent Society, may be convenient.
The undersigned the Committee appointed under the
foregoing Resolution, believing that the scheme Airi-
can Colonization has been frequently ably discuss
cd that 1t Is now in regard to its design operation
KNOWN aud generally appreciated, do therefore deem
necessary 10 enter upon an elaborate discus all
the great Interests involves and which doubtless will
under proper management, ultimately effect.
The end 1t proposes has become the desire of the h,,-
maneihe prayer OF the Christian, aud the hope of In.
Patriot. The practicabty OF the scheme consistently
with the tranquility Of our domestic economy and he
heah, prosperity, aud happiness OF the Colonisls in Lii
oeria demonstrated, not only TO the entire satisfaction of
is original iiends and advocates, but TO the great graca-
ton oil mulhtudes Of others whom withheld their
al" III Tie infancy OF the institution, from political
eerdons, and others from motives humanity to the blacks
he unprecedented success OF the experiment, its
en"gh'ehhg ana ennobling effects upon the emigrant
blacks, produced during the past year an extraordinarily
favorable excitement among these people this aud ote
Southern States. In consequence of this almost uhloo
ed for change in the opinions and desires of the free CO.
lored people, the the Parent Society at ash
ingoh III meeting the very apple the
means oil emigration TO the Colony, have entirely exhaust
ed their Treasury, and without the means of fur
her action IN this truly great aud benecent cause In
deed they are in debt Their main and almost oniv de-
peiuehce TO enable them 10 the demands upon The an
and TO prosecute the great work hch the have 40 man
JuHy aud molly sustained up TO the present moment and
upon the ultimate success OF which depend So many vital
interests Is the hberaity Of the peope-the great source
OF all power under our happy Constitution.
The political interests Intimately and essentially invov
q The rln,,a of
ton generally well understood and are in
OF sucien Importance to fill the ampies and warn,
The coolest heart The undersigned do deem il
sdry IL dwell upon this view the subject: il is 50 pain
that w"y-fafng man may understand it, and lac that
runneth may read" il.
There is, however, one feature in african ColoniSa
non which they cannot in justice themselves and the
religious public, pass silenIIy over.-It is It's missionary
character In appealing therefore, to the ministers ri
holy religion, OF all denominations in b.h oC C
hiza'ioi they ee that they appealing behalf of that
very religion ITSELF whose long spread in africa
where climate unendly the white man prohibits Ls
entrance as It's permanent ms,onary-is ony 10 be ac.
copshed 10y the success of the great plan which IL to
restore to the land OF their imbued with t.
OF christianity and with practical knowledge of its ef-
ie',s and with desire OF extending its benefits that IN
fortunate which the avaiice of our ur,Ieccssors
| have transpiantcd TO shores.
In this view OF the subject, the undersigned most
esly commend IL 10 the special notice of all ministers Of
the s":pci Of all denominations Tie UNDERSIGNED - IN
MOI trust themselves TO enlarge upon this thenc-il more
properly belongs 10 those whom this address i, mad,
IL Is their peculiar province point ont and explain the
~. W '""' Ge't mysterious Being, ''wbo plants
ms footsteps III the and rides upon the storm hose
Kindness ana mercy are over all the works of hi, han.
and whose purposes of bencvolec in regard TO all me-
mus, and will be fulfilled.
NO occasion can he esteemed proper for all ybo
desire the success o COlonizatOn make contribution In
S ad than Oh that day, signal in the annals of our be
oveu country and The celebration OF which is NOW ,o ne
at hand. " " "
1 10 unite with the rites of our national jubilee yearly
advances or one distant and infant colony bear IN re-
collection the holy struggle making TO restore o III .
ain oil their tore"thers degraded and hopeless populations
and to civiize and chrsinze new Continent whit.
our own loved land is relieved its heaviest curse
must add beyond estimation TO the feeling of devofio
which every American Citizen now emlert4ins for thai
sacred day which made him freeman
Influenced by these considerd lions, we most respectCI
~ aud earnestly enrea YOU upon The approaching Ami
FeFSaFy Of American Independence or The Sabbath sue
ccc"ng or preceding the same, TO call upon all feel
an interest in the Of Society TO assist liz
greSs by all reasOnshle on. buttons