The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-31
PoRro PRAYA, December 10. 1916.

PoRro PRAYA, December 19. 1916.
Su6aings among the african Squadron-Braish
Slavery and Slauers-I Temperance
have long been constant reader and odmircr OF
your paper. Looking upon an independently con-
Quoted public print almost the greatest means Of
purifying the morals OF the community and seeing
that you have in most manly and fearless manner,
couraged those who did we'll and condemned those who
did i'll whether in high low places in church State,
in bishop priest in the canting hypocrite who while
he specializing privately in stocks, is publicly
planning Of the great want hefeels Of the stated preach
ing Of the gospel" in the unblushing sinner seeing
that you have had independence enough to tell the world
the TRUTH have repeat, long been your reader and
admirer. pray you, sir continue in your good way
continue to send forth your forty Thousand subscribers
senger Continue to rsbuke and to praise as it is re-
quired. You have done more good than an army Of
twenes you do to Thousands, and far esctual
ly, too. II requires some considerable courage for
and these doors Of evil begin 10 think that You have,
through your correspondents, the power OF
ubsuty and trembls when they find that their vii
lanes and though performed at distance Of
Thousands Of miles, noticed In the Herald am one Of
those unfortunate of ADAM who attached TO the
suasrinss rs insoIersbie.n whilst cruising on the
coast we are burned with heat which, II does not
range nsa. that Of Tophe is certainly equal 70 that Of
and his unhappy brethren were compelled to spend the
evenngor the amusement of the great Nebuchadnezzar
the King and as If this were not enough to kill
dead, we annoyed by the Commodore OF the squad
ron so constantly, that we never can keep cool
will tell you something that perhaps don't know.
The English the greatest slave dealers in the world
All the negroes they capture they devote to two
the children and women and some few men sent to
the West India colonies but all the able bodied young
are enlisted in their army and sent, presume,
the greater part Of them to the East Indies This is
fact that can be proved denied and thus their
mics kept up by the aid Of the French, Americans &C.
&C. John Bull never loses by bad bargain; he outwits
Brother Jonathan all hollow
II Secretary don't relieve the ships out here
regularly than OF late they will be sickly desra
be-no crew should remain here certainly more than
fifteen months.
The jamestown has possession Of schooner, supposed
TO be SLAYER; at any rate our Commodore who wise
has followed Mr. Benton plan with regard TO
structively and he sends her home such II said
that Capt Bell ofthe Yorktown has taken four sIavers
he has sent to the United States There hes been
revival board the Jamestown five officers have been
baptized. The devil and the chaplain have had fight,
and thus far the devil has been worsed and lost OF
jamestown ia said TO be worthy man, pious man. who
eschews evil and has fellowship with that great
ing lion who goes about seeking whom he may devour
The temperance cause fourishes in very good degree
The father Of that movement s, am told the worthy
boaswan the devil loses on ali hands and the ders
too. Well am glad Of II, for true am a sinner,
have ever been opposed In theory the devil and in
practice as well theory 10 the and sincere
ly wish they could be separated and, by DIVISION
quered Adieu, my worthy friend may prosperity Of
life has long been usefully employed for your counrys
good, may peace gid your pathway to the tomb and
happiness without alloy crown you In better world
than this.