Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-02


Of the oi Ia. .a-aee, aud The aas happy S.an
. would be converted into theitfe q distofd -aa'
,iolc aee, 'asef y lssth esen misguided fanatics
flied With ,he IfditTta 81 lheF aeties.icnls
might weep.
= .Sasisastaniingth tbs tnsay Flaifies whicl
esecif III. allfca u colaiilzd1ian, W Woa1 tnts.
pn e.rars; apaeai aoRs irieuas l. fett,lubefen1
cir.ns uno4 tie candid aitcattoa o. e4lissn,
ssl eek tier aeltse cooperation tals iaudAbi'
ca;,rarias. Oar esa native Vagina @as i3fe
mcrin Introducing this sehIsci "a ihe eenslde
Fl.ioa OF "a raalis, and some 81 her ~isest ssu'
have givea u Il their Glost zfa5oas AMI eo5"''.
support. Although 40 regular aatloasl le-aifzl
.a.tiaa has errf bsen had 10 It's iisaf Vt Org
ratir. III geaereas aud benevolent pony and
sssrsysn aeenig II the hearts aud 81 81 'ans. oi
some III car b5st etiTtn', Il claims Al 81. ands
nil the assistance which We ran furnish. lie
American people have virtually pledged them
seives 10 sasiain This gooi cai-ei TIER i9-tnei
demonstrations Of attachment. manifested IN
their liberal contributions, still rest upon them
with the force of m imperative obli..atioa. Our
statesmen aud philaa'hrophiNs, lthont respect
u rali,cal narlies, have molly stnoJ iafth ITS
ndsocates aud nave eosatPnauccJ II by eecfy pos
slble individual eseFion; 4, GGier tie lssienag
hand OF private banryolcnce, 4 eolonY has hecu
founded ani continues to flourish, winch fairly
challenges in aoln' ot sub'muy oi ohleel CON.
pirlson with any other cntefprIf ever diif#dl e.
ed in any period OF the wood.
While We abhor immediate Abolition, and ~
legitimate consequences, let Us she~ 10 iae
North aad 10 the world. that we are not enu1nd
fui OF the condition of our free coi5Ied ppPuit-
tion and that we will seek - elect theif fshla-
val to country where they can ENJOY undi-lHf'
bed the risats aud privilege 81 ifeenen. In 'h'
true spifn Of genuine PATRIOTS, VINO love t5eH
country, aud value her Institutions lei Us re-
solve to resist by every lawful menus l2fti2n
Interference VIII or domestic relation. aud
that We may he the better prepared 10 meet any
ex,cpnries that NV arse. we would suggest l'Ic
rronriety Of petilloning the legislature. ief the
.nactinn - sub laws, ani the appropriation Of
such means "a will be su.iircut l. remove from
among us, IN a short prr1t a possible,
p5nuai hitherto kuoHh as The greatest banr
% the happiness Of the slave, aad the nost sHta-
bic areats fer successfully DISSEMINATING, and
carrying into effect the inccnddry designs ol lht
aboluaai>is.
To the frleals OF Colonization We would say,
discharge faithfully your duty, AL let Us not be-
deferred from contributing our Influence and ou'
money iowarls The td5lhcnuce oil The nahe an
beautiful design Of our Society. ~ attempting 10
plant the sons 81 Altc1 upoa hsf own fruitful
but uncultfaie1 soil \ great aad eler3aa, trl
umph awaits our patient AMI continued ei lrls an
the expcrnrut Il Gillusc lirhl agd bao#itd g.
throughout thi lark m1ril wldtflrss.
The Balrd Of Manager, are erati.d h an
nouncc thar The State Sotiery has determined.
as soon 4 they ca proeuJethc nceeesllY re-opr
ces to plant i NV Colony on The sa25es oi "
rica. 10 bear the name Of NeR Virginia and
they would respectfully recommend To tins So.
ciety the propli.Y OF uniting with the STATE So
cicty ia an arpli alton to The present i,gl,la-
ture Tor countenanee and AID totae mea snrc, hy
Increasing tie annual appropriation from TN
State Treasury 10 tn pup5-es Of COLONIZATION
b. if they deem II exFrdleut, and Il not, bY teeoy
ing the restriction, Wh,h have rendered thf an
nual appropriation heretofore aa lie u TIL, oAjcc
unavailable.