The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

OeT lOuS enUco0 tnlO OauRoa dheAOy amounts
to tweRty thousand persona, as estimated in
Canadian newspapers; and az agency is regu.
latly established for transferring part 10 Ja-
maira. iHsien to what Montreal paper says:
"CoLoREp POPULATION IN CANADA.-lt Is
computed by the Montreal Courier that there
are about "a, 900 negroes in Canada who have
escaped from slavery in the Southern States.
An attempt is making 10 indUce the coloTed
population 10 emigrate 10 Jamaica. The re-
suits Of the abolition of slavery 10 the West
Indies have been, that thousands of former
slaves. have become ffeehSders, and such IL
the scarcity OF labor, and the high premium II
Commando in the West lOdla market, that the
legislature Of the island Of Jamaica passed
last year al act offering free passage, under
the most favorable circumstances, to oil per.
sons willing to emigrate 10 that Colony. :.
W, Dusscomb has been appointed agent for
Canada, with authority TO aseis4 such as are
wiling to emigrate."
This 10 grleVance--a great outrage 10 the
rights Of property "a breach Of oil The OBJ
seTvaaees Of good BeighbOrhood-sO just
cause Of complaint agalnst tho British Governs
ment. Il is now, a grievance Of which the
go since the Lord Moun,cashel has been an-
nounced as The new governor general Of Can
ada-thai peer who has declared himself an
favor ofserylle and savage war upon Us IN the
event Of AnOn-release Of McLe d. He pro-
poses to exotic zlhe negroes and Indlans a.,
gslnst us--a diabolieal proposition never be-
+ fore made in any Christian or civil zad Gov
ernment. A part of 1.-THE lGasi revolving
paH-ihat Of employing the saVages--was
madeJIn the same Bouse of Lords al the CON-
mencement of our Revolulion--made by the
Earl Of Suffolk, not Southampton as said
some days ago, and was instantly aud lndg-.
nantly rsbuksd by tho great William Pit, then
sitting among The lords as Earl oi Chatham.
a part Of his indignant rebuke was 10 thsse
WGTds: .. .--.-., a ..... ....
"Ibtss shominable principles, aud this
more sbnmiDAble avOwal of them, Genand the
mos, decisive indignation. | call upon that
right reverend bench, those holy ministers OF
'he Gospel and pioas pastors Of our church:
sonjure ihem TO join IN the holy work, and
WnoIca!e the religion OF their God: appeal
10 The wisdom and the laws of this learned
bench 10 defend and support the justice Of
their country; l-sslI upon The bIsAops 10 inler-
pose the unsnllied ssnctity Of their lawn upon
Tho learned judges to interpose the purity Of
their erHlue, TO ssve ps from this Pollution:
call upon the houor Of your lordships 10 rever-
cDee the dignity Of your ancestors, and to
maintain your own: call upon the spirit and
humanity of my country to yindicsle the ma
uonal character; invoke the ge0ius of The
Constitution. Frem the tapestry that adorns
these walls, the immortal ancester of this
noble lord fiowns with Indignation at the dis
grace ef his county. .-., ,s.-.s-
SIR, if The sole proposition 10 excite Indi-
ans against us dtew down such a rebake as
this upon. Earl Suffolk. what vas due to the
Lord Mountcasne1 for his demoniac proposal
to add negro insurrection to savage warf-
Unbappily there was no Lord Chatham in the
House ofPesrs in February last, to yiDdica,e,
not merely his country, but human nature
itself, from such .hellish proposition. No
Lord Catham was there. The House Of Lords
was silent; but shall the American Senate be
silenA Shallthe American people be SILENT
Shall The South be silen,l For one, will not
be silent. will speak out; and not only de-
nouuce the inhuman and demoniac sentiments
Of employing these negroes and Indians upon
us, but shall consider The sending their author
TO our neighborhood, to be the Governor GEM
eral Of the Canadas, as the endorsement Of his
sentiments by lhe British Government, and a
preparation for putting them in force. He is
announced for the Governor Generalship of
these Provinces! that is to soy, for the precise
point, and with tho ample powers, which the
execution Of his horrible designs would re-
quire! the point from which tho lever both Of
Indian war and negro insurreCtion, is 10 be
most successfully vorkedl 3sa
The 10 the other, or second cause Of difi-
Guilty with Great Britain, which now bring
before the Senate, and urge upon them ss
showing the necessity Of preparing for war.---
/ do not touch on other questions with which
the public mind is familiar: conine myselfio
Those on which too little 10 known. The CO.
LUMBIA RIVER QUESTION, and the
NEGRO .INSURRECTION QUESTION,
are the two to which coBtine MYSELF happy.
Gmy warning voice-ifthe warning voice Of
history which, have produced-shAll have iis
effect, and wake up the country, before il 10
too late, from the fatal supineness on which
itnow Teposes, lfDot--if defence 10 neglect
ed--if preparation 10 defeHed--if our means
are wssted--if We continue 10 sleep in the
crater iofAhe volcano; five 60 on thus, Imust
be compelled 10 believe that the Southern por-
ton Of our, Union is DOOMED REGION
that its people are doomed--and all attempts
In A vert ihelr fate. or 10 rouaA them IN n sensa