The native American., 1840-07-25
From the Christian PanopJs.



June 4h SAMUEL FlrronrR Esq Vice President the
w Msn s 5 S R Mr. wo0D Ns"p
In presenting their annual the Board of Managers
" or @ ey Pey being able o e
the increased interest manifested the Although
been done to encourage renewed and peseveng effort.
Tor few % 1 s M ". 0I Sp 0pr na
deemed prudent ay to- until the comnoon in the elements should
injured The good ship having safely ou.Iden the fury of ,ls
torm which raging in different hoizon they feel that they
gain spread she, canvass and proceed with renewed hope Of
only remains mistaken but that increased ani con"
h" snd the Of its
Palons almost daily witnessed in different parts Of our country
laid down By purest bnevo-
1 a s f ~ has %.c ssdsd the
because haze and d.spise the cOored and wish drive
him and his s and Jee his mental and moral
% s "ss n: and ss s .s
tn e" up in an independent commonwealth presents the free cood
the highest condition society comprehensive
s s v v all % "s h s n
The lights of civilization and the Christianity approaches
more inclined emanepae his slaves for emigration Liberia the
BusroS late work. the Of this Colony eAn
the Slave Trade has been abandoned by the and the pea
vessels. which have already commenced the work sesng e on sbe
With each revolving the in which have embarked
This scheme light
yet to M ~ been an a s
practical the Importance of the project whether be
'Pe coos influence 0" the ' '''"' POLITICAL or moral condition
The diligence encouraging
nature Te general good emgans
more in the accmang process than mgans to our Western States
being RICH light equal every respect
southern rivers Of the United f Sss extremely fertile hs and eu
formerly cultivation of the SOIL and rapidly acquiring
The morals of the Colony will not iuss n comparison with any Other
the
republican principles by officers
capable Of They consider that they have started
while thew are founders new they prosecuting the noble
purpose Of the enerao" Of the land Of their fathers And being i'm
but 70" those Of the naves they are king promote it,
by the colonies which
rounding tribes 0 send their children.
This idle e invented please hs fancy crafty the views Of
information, individuals worthy
effected and the which believe will
romise greater good rising through
to our eooG bn urge us sustain and it others choose
labor different for their good willing they should do it.
DO int ou-wr hope peacey
" are Tss s an pe oh
eecm gns slavery but encpae the slave requires toll and
@ way IN ew Te work already commenced we n will not be
qu1ed We most dev"v wish every Of
might in and not in concert that they might at least be at
the uy confident Will
do indeed believe that the truth being
agility prevail We confident the colonies planted
Africa will prosper their numbers will be increased their
liz roes enlarged and their influence chene and purified greatly
much Christian sympathy estedtoo
lives have willingly cheeuly sacrificed
tohave fail We doubt not the Colonization Society in its
its will form the brightest in the
Africa He who shall look that land coming me will
behold degraded ignorant buta enged
And he reflects the mighty change
who will having contributed to its production; yea rather
NOBLE wSS " Ha ,' Let h friends Of ,h esn their
forward their that that
t and will crown their efforts
Rev Mr. KNIGHT Of franklin and seconded by Rev. Mr.
r lTENNEY Of Concord
Vo copy Report be furnished for the African Repository,
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