The native American., 1840-07-11

Philadelphia
School which yss attempted for Of
and Of paying the salary teacher, might BY The
mo % g EsD w We mssn m @ this a BE ] ""s s @
their the West who would have right advise regard
the department.
The object this circular bring the matter before those Ladies 10
whom will be order learn from them the
Incorporation that be expected from other places in The West After
places, Managers will be
how much responsibility properly be assumed by em regard this
As the Association Cincinnati will hold direct
posed ns"'"n it expected ta they will sq"en have
lions that will be useful awakening and pePeuang interest the
the Vest the c"cns will assume e care and sss
" % Of 5 '%f @ ii e ws they receive @ the m "ha1y , %
public meeting interesting BY the alton of these documents
of the considerations which urge this w'ied effort
one Of the relations hold the African
unmeurbe grs and and lsy placed among
@ Of all the high hopes and noble aspirations Of 3 possess ,e
sympaes the affections and capabilities that would enable TIT erome
less slavery, the benumbng prejudice
they doc, acr,onalc faithful humble
;hey
every feeling ca must desire 10 d" 'hi"s for their elevation and hap
The method here proposed suitable oppotunty for hongh
does not aim to abolish slavery ess colonies does seek to
make those who the hoon eedom and
good All must approve this benevolent Objects can un
reasonde oppose it,
Another pleasing consideration that this object suitable for female
~ze and in which Ladies in all sections of the and of
In period Of 50 many jars dorls and je@o"ses will not have
o all ss and sections who shall be united BY interest
las.evoleut en,erprze?
The n If contemplated, coepon-
dene and between as in all parts Of our country and
sections the land it, and attempted with zeal and decision
constantly increase in interest and importance
third consideration the happy which look
ward the OF efforts The have received from
missionaries IN Liberia what reasonably dispute II
hey that Liberia, the African healthy climate
as was America TO the white emgran and the cons there exposed
ufrrings than the settlers
soil is fair and beautiful shore with nagbe rivers fruitful SOIL bright
skies and the richest abundance of tropical nes stretches more than
three hundred miles along the and divided
united by central much resembling contains
eighteen thousand inhabitants
Only about thirty white residents chiefly physicians
he tams be found there while all civil offices Of honor
the office
Fifteen hundred of these those who adjacent tribes have
settle where allowed share all the benefits and rights of
civilization and freedom Manufactures rising vessels built here
different the while
guiar packet plies between Liberia and this country In few
while the whites from old will continue
will with knowledge and of civilization
and religion bid the desert of their father land rejoice and blossom
ss the rose
clergymen England in
retired study surrounded by forests and tribes, and Laid each
books table that they the foundation
college their good
la with her thousand all this land
this humble attempt how wild would they have deemed such antcpa
Perhaps the Ladies of this found the
institution of Liberia when earth and its that the off
their humble efforts Africa what Yale had proved
Perhaps these last Fastening eventu days. before
earthly interests closed of results which would
be deemed enthusiasm portray.
By direction of the Managers of the Ladies' Liberia
CATHARINE E. BEECHER, Secretary.
Ertract from Governor Buchanun's
MoNRowA September 2l,t, 1899.
Miss c. BEEcuER, Acrefury &c.
DEAR MADAn-Your very excellent letter Of the 23d March,
reach ut" about days and take