The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-08

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.r,mininetbe adjoining coun-
,,;.bsar ths Indian Chief, Pow
..Ssus snbjsets By the wisdom
~ sweetness Of their temper,
n tbeir natare. Yesterday,
uncovered BY the saypees and
5sa.b, staying the iomahawk
s.;fa5bv their self-pussesslon and
ling science the means Of their
= explaining to the untutored
ss.fiss Of the Compass, and the
,%sauIate the system Of The Uni
r...s behold their leader rescued
..ssOnsr's war club by the youth
pocahontas. See them, again,
ssls unyelling over an area exceed
s1,.. surveying the Chesapeake Bay.
III 4 Iune, g6I9, the birthday Of
~ il our country, see them, (hav-
INV instituted Colonial Assembly,
N 4 jamestown in legislative caPaci-
NM lbs youthful Legislature, compos-
eAsraor, the Council and Burgesses'
.aiu 81 the Oath Of July, 1921, ex-
6ioine from the British Govern
-sasa Constitution, securing to them
II 5St to representative Government
\. v Iury, the cardinal elements Of
\, AouldI notice SO infinitely the
Al, Ancestors, when at the same
II 1aog is known and understood BY.
aarssd and respectable assembly,
IA Individual before me is perfectly
I'm Ill their acts and policy from
aof Jamestown, 1907, TO the set
dHymopth, 1920, from the settle
snW hampshire, 1923, to the settle
fAaps 1880, from the settlement Of
lu 1895, to the settlement Of North
1881
ds hsaingyOu lightly 70 be tedious
Aaas of The history Of this period
snpsJson who can read the history Of
fapies during the time alluded toy
stbs stricken with the Distinguishing
Il hsif policy. But TO what traits
idsl moan their faithful and practi-
g i I'll things relating to religions and
lie md munifcent provisions to spread
hdngy Of education among the rising
hsh. They associated in all they did
b Ind Literature. Hence the founding
nnd College in 1888: Yale in 1901, and
Princeton ii 1888. Hence the publ
II The first newspaper at Boston in
Ii Philadelphia in l7l9, at New York
sd ID 1880, the institution Of the Anne
Academy Of Arts and Sciences. They
Lib every village a church TO the Mos
Ind q School-house to train the youthful
Oh every blu, ii every valley, on ever.
nted spotshey reared up an altar to le'
and ! house in which their children
be trained y y Sin the way in which the,
/ GOV! They believed Education to b,
ensabls b Ffeemen. They believed
lhclI 4 common education man canno
ioF himself his rights, that he must b
Aas Upon his better informed neighbo
knowledge Of his rights which nigh
iaAl 70 bis freedom. In a word, the,
believed that without education mai
" fee. Under the action and gui
y sch men as these, What wonder j
5tg pTcspered TO a degree uneSpmplet
history Of Nationsl What a ~pleasin,
iAs eye Of the philanthropist! what
future did their history foreshadow
n strange to tell, the mother country
shsn with suspicion. She treated then
laasss and neglect. She laid restraints
Y Industry. and contributions on theii
lse she tried, from time to time, tc
'sn 81 their freedom-to rob them o.
ssaler and written Constitution. She
lfales to cypress them, men Of ruined
ma q Ihe most abandoned principles
saonles did not merit such treatment
- lNs'F mother country, and treated
"A respect and tenderness. They
ahel money and their influence tC
sasa. They nobly fought her bat.
iisesquod war, in The French wars
VIZ q Louisburg, FortDu ouesne
a Niagara, to the capture Of Que.
~ tnd them first il tho field, frs
AA
bssqs,works, and every battle
lapsd With their bones.
''H' policy Of England towards thu
sslenles stands out in bold relief =
" iob the London Company Of it
y early day? Look then at an he
iAs Navigation Act, the taking
~sasilers from Massachusetts an,
ne atrOciOus Stamp Act; tn,
'asp without their consent. Tn,
" silli the extension Of the Cana
" forcing Of offenders beyon,
Y ealg But | will not recount al
Measures Of Britain. They havI
A.lsd BY my 81 EXCELLENT and patriot,
~ Afford, who read the Declaration
a1suee.
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