The native American., 1840-06-27
!. NNUAL JULY CONTRIBUTIONS.


NNUAL JULY CONTRIBUTIONS.
IN us submitting the friends Of the American Colonization Society
magnificent scheme proposed by the phanop and adopted
b the Government Of for the suppression the Slave Trade and
the szaon of Africa the animsng facts reported by Governor
enargng and promise Of the Colony of Liberia
hardly necessary upon the whole American Church,
of this and happy naton to come forward with more
generous the cause of the American Colo
nzaion Society The ship suda Immediately 10 be prepared for her
returni cargo cmgn for the Colony Fifteen twenty
dollars required without delay for this purpose and meet
engagements Conduct forward with the operations of
the Society union Of all Congregations and Churches in the United
contributions for Society, Sabbath e fifth ofu
been emphacay recommended by the citizens New York; and the
Methodist have recommended the great community
Christians under their such Such annual
accordance with the repeatedly nearly all the
powerful Of the land We then, that the
Sabbath the fifth Of the coming month"; will witness the whole American
presenting God and effort for Africa that
assemble thankful for the Divine favor people, and resell
gratitude deeds enecence country darened and
by supson cruel by shocking and overwhelming
stand unsurpassed unequaed for her
redemption spectacle interesting sublime has the
A happy touched with
moved the beevonce of Christ stretching forth its hands laden
gifts blessings and the barbarous wretch
ed Of the globe What "a sa W. s,s oh s
Who will shall not! Who amid cries of such piercing
hongs her villages,
Of her present degradation suffering and disgrace will not give his voice.
philanthropy? .....
II is certain that Just Trade dull business The
British have either swept this of the coast Of slave vessels
esoa the s that they find a snip
New se refuse purchase slaves assigning as reason the
are, from of provisions dying at fearful rate II
British against the and s. which mn.
will be removed by the OF American cruisers we may con-
the coast few slaves may perhaps purchased along
marched by land to distant place but
enterprise Then borders
righteousness within We think the favorable time
dicion 0 the soi.-Libeia Herald, Fsbruay2l
Resolved That the success which missionary efforts
Africa and The pse M da that &c who e
neglected people has evidently designed to e
and things for that continent by the
not relax efforts but M the goou WORK. n n
the natives and
ionaey recommended that all prudent means to enst
vangezng Africa proposed Dr. BoKp in his address this
General the Minutes Of the Methods" General Con-
United States bgnn Dolphin long and anxo1sy expected had
hbor The Dolphin commanded Captain BELL
Americans s'n %o"' and for the suppression and
s W 5 , M o1 o n
with confidence to steadily progressive IN our cony he
added the M We are pleased with the urban genema depo
Captain BELL and his officers who seem TURN and
enterprise sincerely hope they be spared return
their happy country and hs bosom of their famiesL'6ea Herald
February 80.
The following the form Treaty entered between Governor
BUCHANAN the native kings:
Government House, MoNRov1A, .4pra g. 1910.
agreed THOMAS BUCHANAN Governor of the Com
monwea of Liberia and Kings Bre Brom and Peter and Mama
Kenze, and King Wiley
perpetual peace between the Colony and the above
mentioned chiefs.
Trading within the jurisdiction Of said Chiefs
engaged the Slave Trade
the Colony oons, and the
people, shall be settled friendly with the Co.