The native American., 1840-01-25
From The Trenton Emporium aud True American.

loon Hall on tuesday the of November
Dr. George Green, the Vice Presidents, chair.
o N. owng were appoed delegates 70 attend
s. sss VAIL p D. rsa. on
rh na p'S a. s Ss 1 5as y William
+. Randolph "e'' '0Se'"
L. Southland elected President of the Society for the
ensuing in the place of rheo Frenuyen Esq
Dr. Meane of Monmouth elected Vice place Hon.
Wm Dayton removed to Trenton rhos Hughes Cape May
Hon Wn L. Dayton and Rev G. Pimnn were elected managers
VIM Haed and John B. Aycgg elected directors the
On notion Of william I1alsey Esq
eso0s That s4oo be appropriated the the National Society
subject the draft of their general agent
s. G. Potts Samuel R. Hamilton and D. Fenon appointed
nitee to make arrangements for the next meeting.
Mr. sey made the following statements relative the operations
meeting Society November 1885, the Honorable
Samuel Wkeson General of the American Society,"
Of the Colonization enterprise $1,000 appropriated aid Of his
s s svo"y ss e; y sfs Ssy
ark The collection these pledges and the solicitation on,-
In arrangement Society with the General Agent of
he Of % Behalf Of 3 on his that
equal fourth the ship Sua should belong
applied according plan pursuance Of which she was purchased
THAT $500 has been paid out Of the collected New Jersey upon
Articles for the supply of the Colonies in Liberia purchased
account Of the American Colonization and shpps in Te1
last for Liberia in the ship Sal S"g and .s, .n Of which has been paid
agent And on other by like directions making
There the hands Of the Treasurer so"iety, unappropa-
ted s4ss % and in the hands Of the soliciting agent ss.a There
part Of ultimately be paid. s'''''
Early July subscription opened circulated
in New jersey for the Of obtaining from individuals pledges
the benefit of the American Colonization Society payable
Obtained besides $1,000 each pay able like ins,amens Of
Jersey City, The success which Ia,
attended this far has been prosecuted
favored IN " sections This State in proportion to their population and
x %o e. The . G~s has bee" opened and circulated
quae ne obtained accomplish the
h e n s , R Ns Finley 1s Of pk
sy originated and successfully urged the formation Of The American
where it's important BENEFITS are fast dseng the friends in' aia
jersey propose adequate purchase in the name of the
American Colonization Society of land Africa
Jersey and lay within its limits be called Finley
be placed the hands of the executive committee of the New Jersey
undersigned do each one for himself and not for the other and
promise the said committee the fixed several and
1t proper add that there very
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One called Little Bassa bordering the Atlantic the other belonging
the sy s s S ss ss the r |
twenty fore. possessed by he
The slave trade has been carried Little the
tracts by arrangement respective propre have
but have not been nor paid for by @ se T o,o,
both obtained very consideration
ce notice from the National Society," proposed
The officers last with the exception changes
toned were reappoin,ed
Inc same place Thursday the 9th Janu
g. p NJ. GEORGE N. v.
! STACY g. PORTS Recording Secretary.
The DEBro-The man in debt he is obliged look the face Of
people and perhaps people whom he It situation
infinitely and notifying. We people, know,
reckless OF dbteck plngng and find
without had almost
than caous the demand
turns the whole of life into Of misery and morfcaomaks
of sacrifices shifts
and peacee very that has
independence spcnor that protected from the intrusive
conempuous Of the unsased cdo charm
Y" longer sanctuary and too likely to be forsaken for other
Many only in the city, but the country gone down in