Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17


when they would be ready ard ripe for the market
II WIS blot which no other country but America
had ever vet suffered to aiain ITS histofy--io ma
ton on he face Of the Garth had ever been degr ded
/ by such crimes, except the bigh-spirted North A.
ineilcan Republic. Talk of the progress of demo-
cfsfc principles No man admired 1t moro than he
! did Whit became OF II when its principal advo-
e'tes could mol be persuaded abstan from such
species al traffic this Texas had specialized on
II. lie wished the roblc Lord had thought il con-
senent 10 rive the papers. lie thought it would
bate shown al appear Of disposition on the
par Of our Goicnmeut Ia dscouutcuaucc the revolt
nj Texas. lhe Government OF England had set n
glorious example Of determination not to have
slHes We had given % 000 000l, Of the money of
lie British people To purchase liberty for our own
ai9ts-me were eHdeatatih2 To raise them to the
state IN ~hleh na9ufe AID natures God pcndcd them
10 ht~ta maze Them he Of the same redemption
A. eh1aesFea " hal uon1tasl between England and
DE ana''eae Republic Could any ding be more
se'l9ns 10 ON country. and more degrading to the
~ nef tan Government lie wished, therefore,
mafe. a. fAg accession oi these papers had been
eeedme lie had Two hufrE--'ttienancc the pro-
uel .GeeeeI AID, tecHHdr, il 1t Gld, the CRIME
would be II. own punishment. The Americans had
prevented black mca from learning to read, and
they Lad even made teamta punishment fer men Of
eaier 10 read 81 write. lie should consider It the
en9daa3sia Of lie stem il Il pruslCd III the blood of
tie ulpts sot and lave holder. He trusicd that
The Hon Geneman WI had done himself so much
cred IN bringing forward the motion would perse-
Sefc. and he would give noic crowded House an
opportunity oi expressing It's sentiments in favor Of
humanity, IL reach across the Atnnc, and
tetiy ttesp eenlaols 9m attempting 10 carry their
Hoieti Into eNe ufion.
toloHd Thompson asl ed whether it was not tho
laet thu all The hahtans OF this province were A.
meleaas and not Mexican It had been said IN
tormer timfs, nh hoaaat TjHcis, ,6i habjfds and
Hith IHal huth II mglt TOW be said, thju where
American conquered There lie carried slavery as a
necessary lie.
Nj L. BUXTON observed that the Noble Lord had
and thai the llouae inrsf oni IT the effect of the trca
IL, with SPAN and rorueal. lie thought that OF
III treaties Rheh Id ever been made never had any
ten entirely violated and dlsrcaardcd as those
,heh tie Noble Lord had alluded and If any de-
Ieadr4ee wa 10 be placed upon the effect
/ the nrlltea, Il w1s certain that the slave
ralt would be introduced INTO those countries. He
i tiel America Ia laoW that no question interested
he people oi L. aud II oictlau the Wuoducrion of
lsen INTO thai county from which it had been
hollshed By The MFNieaB GOV rnucnt. II WAS mat
q 81 nnlnuhtel certainty. Tint # measures were not
akon % stop this revolt slave trade would be
stlblished N IeN2s. ~ c,mplI'ou with winch The
lnr tIaio o Cnb1 and cider pats would be tritng
afHolft.
TT sdlsr} va, thao slsnrsl for adylion, hen
he hummer wrre--
For the motion, %
Arainst il, II