Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19
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For time past has been rumored that certain
Captain the Navy resident great way from Prince
ton, and commander OF experimental called
the Princeton would have influence enough carry the
ue State OF New Jersey for the Locoocos; he, the said
captain, having been in lSI0 noble Wing But the
MadsoniAn, which happened in the newsroom to-
day, appears this is all mistake The gallant Captain OF
the Princeton has used up the Why party in New Jer
sey for las merchants saw OF the Locofoeos
but he has actually carried the State for himself and his
friend Cspt Tyler-a precious pair Well, am glad OF it.:
particularly both captains be excessively delighted
nothing Of the ecstacy that the boys and
John Jones. Now, it Is certain that Capt. Tyler has
procured popular to upon his ticket, which is
Capt. TYLER OF Charles City, for President.
Capt. STocEroN, OF the War Steamer Princeton for Vice
President.
This ticket must blow up Harry Clay and all the Wings,
and the they retire from the the better. Be
cautious, Wings, how you in conflict with the great
War Steamer the Princeton, and her gallant Captains for
their boilers arf big and blow you into eternity
in ime but if they DON'T the Princeton has the biggest
and longest kind OF guns known these parts and
said to be capable OF throwing shot from the banks of the
Delaware into Kentucky Mind your eve, Harry Clay, and
tell your Wing friends about Ashland look for them
Princeton balls for they the biggest and switest things
in nll creation. A TRUE WIG
T. S-As the two gallant captains must succeed, let us
sec how things will stand ilh March, 1915:
| Capt. John Tyler, President.
| Capt. Rober; Stockton, Vice President.
Robert Tyler, Secretary of State.
John Tyler j., " Treasury.
John Jones' War
Master lyler,Or } =. " N,,,
Master Stockton, 'S
Thomas \. Cooper, Post Master General.
Henry \. Wise, Attorney General.
1.-The Atlas OF the present Administration"
Settlements making ty the French Government in Ii
b,ria.-No time 10 BE- lost by the american Colonization
Society "a securing all the remaining Tracts Of Terri
tory betT Cape Mount and Cape Paimas.-Sgpples
4 to be scnt 10 The destitute Shpvre,ked EmigrGnts.
/ The French have actually commenced q settlement in
| Liberu, place called Gauawuy, lying between Cape
Palmss and OF settlements Linou. This is one
OF the Tracts Of Territory which the Directors OF the So
ciey had long intended purchase and they have made
appeal after appeal to the American Public for funds with
little or no effect Believing that their appeals would be
responded to, the Board instructed the Governor Of Ibe.
ria TO loose opportunity in negotiating with the native
kings for lis und other Tracts It, doubtless will be ask.
ed, what Is now TO be donef | aEswer-prOmpty give
tho Society sufficient purchase oil the remaining
Tracts intervening the settlements and thereby prevent any
further interruption the continuous Jurisdiction of tho
Government the entire embraced within th,
limits OF Liberia. The ouugrants have been conccn
ated into settlement but they distributed ecr
different points the and along the coast for abou
three hundred miles the wisdom OF this plan ap
parent every year. presenting barrier the Slave trade
and opening extensive and fertile country Legitimate
commerce Nolcss than thirty kings End chiefs with ma
i've population Of about sixty thousand have placed them
selves under tc general jurisdiction and laws the Com
mOnwealth Of Liberia. These rapidly nssimp TN,
with hc coousis, adopting the habits and pursuits Of cvi
Ized community, and eager for Schools and Preachers
be established among them.
The Commerce ot the Western coast Of Africa has be
valuable 10 the United States arrest the aiten
ton Of Congress; and the able Report Of Nr. Kennedy
the Chairman o tc Committee Of Commerce on that sui
ec ought TO have the consideration Of every Gloss Of Anne
mean citizens Virginia has deep interest in all the opera
tons ond results OF African Coonzauon-particuIarl II
the Commerce, Of the results. An extensive marke
tor Tobacco las been opened also for Flour Beef Pork
and Cotton manufactures In exchange receive Cam
wood, Coffee, Palm Oil, Ivory and Gold dust Tic cult
vatcd Coffee is Of the richest flavor ond extensively ar
the bibcriaus engaging IN IN cultivation that may ~
pec in few years, many thousand bags from thence
Our commerce on the coast is already million of do
lars annually; which has grown mp since. and consf
quencc oi the settlements u Liberia II the Colony il f.
tered as ought 10 boz by citizens that trade may in
years more be- worth fifteen twenty millions annually
But African Colonization presents a. the Christian con
nuniy, considerations far important than those Ehr
that will yield good interest They in % the brpi
dawningo the day when the religion Of Jesus Christ wit
~ renoyufng and loiyng Spirit shall be- diuscd anon
many millions OF the degraded and destitute Children Z
Africa. free aud Christian Republic il established 0
her shores with iis Schools its Churches and Preacher
the Go-p'l-n light that shall rise higher and higher, an
shine brighter md brighter, until Joy and R'adnes fills III
heart Of oS6y inhnbitant ~ that quarter II the eurh-
Christians do you pray for this let your deeds give cv
doncc that you sincerely desire IT,
The barque Renown, which sailed from Norfolk IN Ma,
with ~ emgrants for Liberia, wrecked nt the Cape
Word Islands, The people were saved and forwarded
MOyrovia By the American COusu but the provisions 10
them aud the goods sent out by The Society, III lOs
These emergencies demand immediate action. Supple
mutt be cent 10 the destitute emgrans &c trade goods
the Governor 70 enable him 20 consummato treaties In