The native American., 1840-01-11

search She has told pcrcnpory terms that Sic never
sy binjing no avail It viii avail e nincty-nine
ooEs closed one remains TO that outlet tic whole Slave
Docs suppose that il the century,
Of the ayS i1o An delay Y Of Gy the Of the
But suppose this combination effected and that all nations
consent leading articles Of Spanish Treaty When that is
to first PLACE toring the tsce which have elapsed
treat with Spain the Slave Trade has been carried BY the spanards
misaers Sierra Leone There nothing the
s ys she" that " Slave Trade vii" Sp'" has any degree dn
a at the ana Never has the Slave Trade
sypr lave J BY variety ers % One Gentleman "non wh m
dated September o Trade was thought 10 be dead
IF date Ss Horsmbe s'o; 1885, Ts a@ he o
s m s p 0as% sp e @ % sa
~. an y s9ahed N q" ar of the vor!1 In this;
1885, goean dsons month 'is at S. Jss de- cosa
"a2,od rr ID. he r o"yo od.a Of slave Y Gaoss from Africa
nson has been one the pride North eupid
Trade even hn viii oi noI be sa put 1dsSme do~n
be Ho America and Enan fsh Pzso o1a n5as Sass sa on
" p m m m norme % ,9 M o h gbos the 9ve
c are concerned in it. and not has suffered rrncy
a i any 'l%eo Of 0 country shall be engaged the Slave
the ] ou % the ne as P a sns9 s91Eeo1 Gas thereof @
not not D. u4a mat ncan citizens have been largely engaged in the
during elapsed since the ov law was pa" psssed 'sai place
p:.a Of s work is devoted rIo subject Of
course with Africa From this
Iii b. enriched and that her population wou1a
ehoy N h abundance those commodities for the acquisition
e om unite with the the GH ssvo Gf4 e ig is in ss
them that they viii gain selling the productive labor of the people
My FIST oh hon Africa possesses within herself the
c Slave % e % "d see aeon G" pou g0oa oa how s" 5 s
truth m may s ns L plain % to the African nations have further prove
n r. @ " to D D have a" interest the question only Inferior that Of Africa.
the of
legitimate with Africa would down the Slave by
object Of merchandise equitable pne
S BE % he % wfe s a 1sa e ~se and
2ry each other to supply the Slave markets of the
aa may % the government of M couny ead ia a
comprelo the native on the one hand
The richest blessings Conferred on Africa 50 long de-
oo and sg3e9 & y its with the bases and nquious
n @ o 1 Contains h the e, world G % n; er river rivers
i 1884, Of g 5 do WAS only hs about %
I 5p1 ven " e o% M from country n mine:
% 19 or @ o o %1 ys both % per and
a os es'': as come on
remarkable fact which oboras namely nearly legitimate
trade with Central A effected through the medium Of those stations
and n and around which the trade in slaves has either greatly
has % From M M ossons % msn and ei
enterprise has for past led them embark capital the African
country gather has scattered her bountes with
the most lavish hand ard that what available
nobcs legitimate Government
and directed by honorable men,
On On the Treasures &C. of Africa Mr.. Buxros remarks
ts n however, the mineral
regard the productions the soil infinitely value especially
those which require industry and skill their
forests and the plains and the valleys which would take
exhaust :" he fertility and products The woods this
extremely valuable travellers
hmher "c grow in vast abundance and easily
mahogany teak, ebony, lignum vitae, rosewood, &C.
he Colonel Ncol stationed Fernando Po he
count of M timber in letter to Mr. Secretary Hay the
ees arc " co IN diameter and 100 feet in height Twenty have
or PERIOD OF eight days cutting down Of these dimensions,
lot Inc p ose OF making straight without branch
e WOOD white IN co or close i'll but very hard have
o ~ oH u very much resembles the gnum The
GU u Of five feet within the gunwaes forty feet long,
RES 2hoH twenty tons sate drawing but eight
also 7 me description Of red wood cognl strong good