Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

great evils which result irun the present state v fAihA
Anu lcohunned MI H. WIN ue pRscm igns Uesvse
u.s. occoes US I" ac' io' inc 'uufe III TINS maucF.
tins proposition mol adopted and moulded into law Ut
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on and cnryed by every citizen IF Marylao snc. I77t;
and lcc,nsc h, had smny anhn;t,od nr,s;,;., q, o.,
~ out long established nrip,iplc- II was d.,.unc.f
here as being monstrous His only objection WA :,
throwing harricr, In Tho way Of mnnuu,;ssnn
Tamil r,l,,hm,n ~, differed .,,rl, ,.;,h n. -.
tenan in REGARD 10 publ opniun I'm ibe .,har, ~ ~ ~
unssion The ora, evil complained Of BIZ The cifzcnx
,T tha State Vas that ,o ip.y..e, f r., hl.cL. ~.
vastly disproporona,c with the white populations and
they demanded relief Mr.. T. therefore contcndsd that
the proposition then Submitted for their consideration waa
n safe remedy.
Canu Spence, Esl, Observed that the proposition up-
which they were then celebrating was perhaps oi,s
u the the most important that would be broup hit bevvN
them. The eye Of the whole people Of the State
turned tow ards us, and caution sly with
regard public opinion o else all ur deberstions will
be Of avail. We here il liz trc (continucd Mr.
=. the immediate representatives OF the slnyehodin1
interest. yet should meet the appreciation
Of the whole people; for, unless have the sanction
Of the whole people ouI efforts will be worse than uos-
less.
The nrea, Increase of free blacks in our communities
demands some remedy. the n.,n, c,nec lit mrs, h.
given We mus, thcrt ,re strike at the rot If III.
mattel We must throw ar,n our IN u piliea all the
guards in our power nsans, an increase 81 this evil in tA
future And acting 1 II those who are Ia come atiet M.
we should adopt the latter portion of the DIG sss.o ana
compel those who wish 10 rnapumt 10 send them from,
amopy us: and ti, with Wow mi s,ley selfisb hs,,
for III, good Of those who's. ,,e ,ny a.. an, n,w d.,,,
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.,, h.,y utterly r,,orl,ss th. law, No, hn IN $780,.
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ms io'halS N'on'hu'a VI D. INC Hist oiave-
'oo.,s ~opt.n"3n oa' Las ever oes" n'd !" .h,s
'o"'iyi anu ~, y" lon', ''e SUI Oh e''ors w"c"
nav ao' an SUI oe "'ue III o,,', soc''"s o. 'no
county v ,',e'o'o 'ou' "'a','i' o' oohcS''e s7."y
NAo am n,oneo' ooso,e" WI d., 'ha' an e'nsss-
y nom Inc >o', no" iu'a'ie ABOUT 'e walls o' 'nis
capitol 10 waleh and repof, our a.'ona) but ne wos's
snp! sly 10 all VINO msn' entertain ''el,gs o.her '"aa
ose q, .he hc'ocs oi u's 'ha' they heed
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s'"'e',, VIZ arr ou''''os ","nS !" manner ~ oor
oes juu9''' 'a 'oe 'o'a''Ne " "' W tha' c'aas u
people ulah any ming ''a' mas ever bee" propmed "
'he't i"seaeu friends o' u, norm and east. The n
,ndmon' was negative ana III. Proposition agreed ~
nv s'co"o polosaoh '"'n i'a ana a'op'eo' ID ~
io'iom''
prevent any Tree negro once leaving the stale o
'ei 70 return 10 unless nc leaves 4" servant VI wW
resident OF le STATE, and returns with hun, and such
resident shall have INST filed declaration ia the county
cief" once oi ms intention 70 take sneh servants WIN
num- OF uhes nc snail leave inc state Tor tho pnrpse Vi
visiting some one or other oi Tie American coioniss On
'he c'Ais' o, A't,ca'
Nai'u w w; bowie. f.Sl, remarked mat the umo
was when our feeling with regard to the coloe portion
OF our population was oi vastly different nature 10 what
slaves o'e 'he'r masters more ihan hb'ry' Ihe N.
crease u Tree PoP'e OF color IS already aiannng-And
mas oeen wisely remarked maj IN. Sc people cann' mis
ana hi'h9'e III our conhuh's w'ou' eiea, actriment
70 ''e wh'e popuia'ioh. Mr.. ID. Illustrated ms posi-
IONS oy many comparisons app, impressive ana nsfuo-
nVe 70 attempt 70 give we should dohn great INJUSTICE
bu, continued MI D. we SHOULD mol listen 10 ,he moo.
erh phiantrophlss VINO VIII ask uwhat DO you intend
TO DO WIN all THIS mighty class Oh human beings! And
might we no,in tnrn ASK them what are To become VI
our chdreni These Tree negroes are ." rapidly aP
prokhatne IN numbers TO the Whole Poyuatson, may No
moi lear tat they may some day pPonderate; and 70.
neither argument nor force VIII protect u.s. Let then tho
Efforts Oh TINS convention tend stay tins result Lot
the breath Of Tins Convention say back back TO tins
much dreaded PERIOD and all Is SAFE with ourselves and
those who may come after US
Mr.. Glenn observed that the con,nstsee IN drafting