The native American., 1840-01-11
A n Z Y A nj p L Z i.

WE present from letter received which
speaks eoqueny speak,
onzaon beginning by
PAINE ESQ., Williamsburg Vermont-a the Revolution and
living monument Of the patriotism of other and purcr days
Judge PAINE Yesterday gae wish have for
entertained of doing something for the Colonization Society than
myself will
York in about days. thousand dollars for the the Amer
49,; soce roa des;ro,s &c xocu.r b trust rvsa
rather than o leave to my
There thousands the United who profess be
friends the much able give this am.
The needs example
Others will in the spirit of the above become their
tors and awakened increase uredly
believe till the great objects conempaodn African have
been oiouy attained and Ethiopia stretch forth her hands God
FAILURE OF EFFORTS TO ssUprREss THE SLAVE
DrxroN England Wiberoc his day, recently pub
shed work on the Trade demonstrates that all the
hitherto employed suppress that neous traffic. wholly ne
that they have impaired the trade spirit which
dcpencd It's miser the For the increasing of the
invite cupidiy
of pncped risk hazard buying and importing them
The profits cargo said be great that the
lose three shipments and amply paid for his danger and trouble the
fourth The action European Governments this induced
abandon old bun vessels for sharp model
which the comfort the wretched owage sacrificed speed This
result humane interference
uccess owing the good faith unanmy,
among themselves by treaty to
traffic He is confirmed the opnon
only cxnguhcd the planting Africa
Iby the progress of civilization interior.
While with Mr. Buxton, the establishment
will be finally ecacou think that the udcous
The would far breaking this wicked
BIS plan that the Am Col Soc But before
this fro posponemen of the suppression the trade
by the only remedy Mr. BuxToN proposes apply
happy 10 the powerful agency of introduced
We quote from Mr.. BuxroNs work =
When Portugal shall have been puuaded compelled dess
this insulting violation treaty. it but too probable that Brazil will
Rio de Janero Lord Pmerson of date the 18th Novem-
b 1887 that The change in the Brazilian Government which took
September important consequence in respect
the Slave Trade that while the late Government appeared
down the traffic of principle and of with Great
the Government has proclaimed the traffic be indispensable
has released those who under
the with Great Britain this head. the British
Pernambuco Lord Pamersn date February,
The Editor the Journal Commerce. declares that
has already passed the Senate, and that there probability
be made law Session of the Legislature nnul
Of the 7h November 1884, which prohibits the Slave Trade
under penalties. When Brazil shall be induced
traffic, improbable will be transferred Buenos
the remaining flags South Amerctcn Texas,
dealt with all and shall have
nquiy shall still have with the Unca
States of North America.
How long, may will before have succeeded in
treaty with Spain? began negotiations with about thirty
years agoand in what they now? by despatch Lord
Howard de Walden ambassador Lisbon,
25th February, informed
the Portuguese minister having been urged proceed with the
replied THAT he would had
for the navigation of the Duro, the negotiation Of which occupied his
| time.