Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-01

1.e7 removal to aiflca Implies i
~ saHaeati @ asss 10. f7utt-ra Stern
#.- IS ga aes a.s ~ ta- ufH-fio be da4s.
4he4 .H- ldauiu r. concerning tHe oHo.-et
laui population. Perhaps da ls-t remark
1Ha4 moi uravg ~ Je true. when Ire 4Hs HaH
4la- - be- tale.l b Tor o. whole -aee
H#fH i4u of a stele Nh.u tHty SO lh3'
= HaaH# 80 la-a. atIy l~h44i aaf wi pa
trf.s eHd children. - fls7h1rs aut inenl- -
ft-tto. here the .'ru y fie' ot ali bath -
-fz5- them aui from Whence TIER ancestors
yerr t1u. Tor wiz. lal worthy rui Is OF fefF
1.a,s.t 1lt t5ey mishtbe mfis GHusftti* saI
IAN re.eru again in 4 b,Ir So Us farIa-h
ErUOa fI. tight ot the G7sfet-,tsH afey
sasH <e ItItis. aal remember ttat ttsit re-
..uty sIt..t h. born Tree aBi be taPVy uudrr
st55su E0yrram -ut. -H IN tfstf own isai
" no shall sly that c|8mpul.loH must b. u-#i
~ i move thcm NBt, VII I'M thett heffi7
.frtr #8f jeg az the prospect OF settling 30 Il
Il as .50 Tie heart 81 lie ra4s, is3Hlsaa5.
down H1ll-1 p-a~4Ht al E4ntpe leaps. wheu
h. ieefs the bound Of The sAip on her "at ~
An..seat 1 csnHo. deiat taalf ~"llliag3@e
= ~ alI IEfsu,h toa I1tioas rs Ihe ftau pro
thaes spoken gf th- ehtst ahjee IONS % tn
PIN GJt N has brrn suggested. that II
Gf.e##f3staH S,elety ulltl4o basNR3Hi=tsa
8s "a seen3HRitsh, pJttsps. lb- salar end. W
ma il..ts Itul hlnbfs tHe C~JIonH1I2n -
#e5et= ms5. tau ! In. ! am indebted L. q
'r Jat tsaas Of all ny suggestion. Il Was
tHt C-oIaaD1ti5n SrcietA that proved the PA
4 aatIlty II cologistag o'f ? 'ofde ot q d'r tn
Africa. S5he ycots since lts fuit 1ge ff'-
cared legislative cnIctiartts ~ ,yrrai st1les,
- atd in f-m1sing ire people ui catoT viii
theft own consent. The Pau | propose i, an
IeKpHJsian Of The ColaiUz .tlon Society, under
ihc authority OF The General G1vefnneut,
with tle consent s~eyefslly 81 The states inter
estcd. AMI at The e1Peuse ot the nation. 4
not desire 10 supcrcede, or weaken. the Colo
Iaizejtan Society. but to iuCfrBse is energy
uRtia sa4ii be absorb / in a 6tleral GOV
feTameu. movement, which viii 5e is 0vu
Legitimate maternity.
an persuaded that in tn. north. severity
Il feeling an judgment. ia the matter o
slavery. considered ~assprhcdtlr To tntistdu.
Isis, Is suasIdins; sai that there l. u CORES
|poTIi1g rising IN the south of inquiry into at
I1he beaungsoi slavery, Aud the result Is at
approximation oil conclusions a. the tNo q
H~tfeInes Of our country. The tendency ct III.
common mind IN both H. to rFaFd The sys
/ TEN 81 sla}ety a. maral. economical, social
and political evil, which II sd sjrahle shout,
not b. eItcnled, but rather cuttaIied, aad fl
nally ~ex.ingui.he3. And tasrt are every
where in the south silent. and, 10 TN pubic
grhssHltv. unappfceIablc movements, whlcl
@iiI hu1s d. 9minou mind tea healthy e'u
~eiusiol. There is d v4st amount OF m1rs
and religious sentiment. whief Is beglnn III
TO tecal the masier - a 7ense oi lHs ia a.
man ar as Il Christian u hus servant, and til
eonssq ience is. dat The religious instruction
OF slaves las greatly iucr sasrt within a lev
years. The result ot tins viii b., that tn
laws iut5tdjiag masters l. teach Their : {
wants To rat will gradually bee me obs 9lete
Is eaAsc.eauous mn viii b. uneasy at Tor
bittfng men 10 read thc Wort OF G1d.
Fhe -eeoaonieaI aspect OF the question /
,fgdsihg IN the south, VIII pra1e int slave T,
e'r Is not The most profitable. And tbs wi
d i9tio"ej By the discovery that ole thou
s1At acres OF cotton % sugar lands can il
made 10 produce more 10 the oNnrt Nv h,
my divided, AMI rented in small PORTIONS +,
Vac sturdy aud patient European emiEr4nts
or = em1srants from our ltcc states. than d,
e''iFailo4 by slaves, uol taking into tho az
count the dangers and ananyances, and 9th
e'tls OF a sitve population.
NHlle tile national mind /. beginning f.,
nooA earnestly at the p%1lit,cal sstret Of In
s.HFefs qa=sloni The religious mind al +,
tn'ffl a'p~cI,i dnl the s)uthem miIll At il.
s7tiat ant economical aspects. every b,h
a7Ns, bAGk can n do1trr The plan !, j itend.
= 10 sl'e ait Answer 10 this moin-nIots au..-
non. 1t st5s, L%t 1t be consiIeral =. +,
a1'l5aal dt-iFtapI let the nation M lr,fsk,.
'fe Re notai; ", in such a way as shall d.,
no violence 10 the constitution nor to m
''h''s OF any state. nor, II possible, to iuIniI.
tai Interests, no. to tn slave b-,ond y baI
necessity requires. l~tthls prospect b. on..n.
e' 70 lha country, the state, the ownrrs.. nd
20 Nle n-Sro population, and then all pe1e,,.
oie Clements will work with tenlold enrrr
l9f the remoyalo Of the great evil. DeLvann.
Maryland, Virginia. North C4r,lina. knn-
lucky AMI Missouri, would lmueli4tel, t,k.
measures Tor the gradual prrpafalian. em,n
eipatIan, ant removal a th~lr slave p,,,d
a9t. a0i other states would follow AMI
suppose II required fifty OF one hundred yr,,.
ief t7e completion OF the Plan, vet the rcsalt.
"o0il o. peace and prosperity at home and a
Christian eupT, IN Africa.
p..f.,t,. }. +. DURBis.
Nolt-A An rninsnt phlaattrepht. VII, Ira. hins.,,
- stftaSj slaves al liberty, aud PROVIDED fhe,, ..aa
? .thhla9 "a The world, has suggested ,m.bS a goo
{ 'e4tfls lar, VIZ 40 remove only me '
80 FSthtation This would yasiI4 rad,eo ,'fHo