Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

o-ru llelf C0utitlOn but for this
>"lt1 Iaey could not have been set free
q Aia9ani. The avs ct that stale. throus
r. u'1hplt agitation OF the North. prohibit
.'Hl .-i patton by viii. or other means. | had
:. ,h'h a. my slaves from Ai4bima g.
's' 'H+ins' where thy are still held a.
mo- fnl must be - fagarled. until the,
aff W 81 the Jufisdio.io Of the Unitel
N'.t-. US y 5I.a LIE case. A,brm.
o. .Ia.tl, .'..ts State wh..I at, ban ,.',,nn.i
4.. @ u3HsP3Y agitation. 20 make IN Dr.
-.r..--1t avs als,.iSt IN. 5.,rk. NJ, ~
de safes ave enacted si,nii5r laws.
lie subject ct slavery sliII not touch
10y m're han have don. In t'.. remarks
aa'- F'a.t made tn Society has LETT thai
% tt l.etiou oi the Itvs-it I,es not lis
.pt a oil. IL confines its operation
so .7 Use trs, Ascs-. ylt are vi.iiu.
y.I1.Hris and without COERCION. TO I-ay.
~ tI.->l states AM % 10 Airi,a
n1 '.u-1g o., S1eirt,.-tol have MA.
y FOL. lH position em1lrri>siu4 4fl pin.
~. ri.A- as I ali. vtfrtt5 Jli,ary nos
,li VITA very s. 5ht preparation to adirc,
li- meeting. | have thrlwn GU. these re-
fl..-. loose anI disjo.utei az hey are, Co
l.t lla Wislss oi tal-- present. hlv.
( a trough mes. Cd tit- taaics-ill 5ei.evr
tU.I / INTENDED 10 touch. anil now be-
: .cb yea I'LL D-se-cl the dbplitionisi, ana
has' who hold opposite doctrines on the SUB
! g. 90 sistary,-l le>s go I'D M n 10 laaa
/ "a arau iisP3.siola,ely AZ this great pr
| re- W hleI 81 c5unenl- Itself % heir svm-
! fI'aa-. D-seech them n discard their pre-
7 Jua.t-. 10 ,hey have in5ib.d my. ash
/ d. %, u 'he name OF TAT @ ii u..der who's.
/ sa.t- and power verlif bs4s,.ve this Society
/ . $50 Tai adore II b,seech them 10 loo.
/ u11Ilt with di,passionatr eyes. C,n,esn
/ pa.s uia Metencs oil the Society Tor twenty.
/ ii Fcafs. possessing uo other revenues than
/ furnished by voluntary all. ani sc WIN
II elias dabe Ii has carried on wars,-nut %,
a- Grs,~ on. but in defence of its e,nigrdnts.
7 ii Hss mad lre5ties. Il has trlnsplanted ,
or {. - African emigTalts - Africa. 1t h4s
. b1-l. large extent ui territory. II oWA,
B. niles u coast on the African shore IH
every pas. % which except aue, a. slave tra ie
h.s en- abolished aud here | beg to fs-
mls bat Il the governments Of Europe and
jat titt ! States who have united Tor tie
accomplishment OF tBe great obi 'et, tie
81 preston oi the slave trsds-Would leud
,tHi Ia.t oil tie means required TO sustain
lber naEles kept there TO seize vessels laden
" "a slNes,-io the great object 81 culonizl-
tt1I, ii would he the most elective mode
coa q adopt to suppress the trade. /
U-ate n7 fundamentally would be SO eff
Gas GUS a. o cover thai coast the Western
CHt't Of Airca, with colonies, which wou
~aIj a. 50 many sentinels in defence OF FREE
don and Of night.
Is slulie notice of his great object has
times b en seized upon aud made a..
7iad ol objection to il. ii has been sail
ult ralg said, that the free blacks are de-
Er5lel race that they fill our al,, and ar.
'lfm1ra umortl than other PORTIONS OF oug
people, and that the slaves themselves " II
ot5'ueiilted by their being withdrawn from
connection with them. lhe aboItionis,.
sly therefore. that this is ouly scheme ,e
rivt the chains Of SLAYER; still more tightly
Ba IS that lair? Isit not right to look at d 4
tltr objects OF The Society at the benefit 10
ilt Tree blacks themselves at the prnpaea.
TN OF Christianity III Aifica; at the suppres-
sIaI OF The slave trade. &c.--and then ID
ia se2 Fake the whole together one and il.
otdsiole all lis purposes aud all its moii,,s
--.Hae,used as they have bern.-and Judge al
the Colonization Society by that standard
aai not by separating one motive from the
niass which actuatei its movements.
But | should Tail to express the feeling,
ms which animate ms; it conclude
vi hoat congrltulstlng yoa upon the
goat and eminent succese OF YOUR lsbo.s
; republic mas sprung into existence IA i.r
No3' as p IS; Tree, c9us,iyul iaai, rspres n
"a i've r., ujhe. formed after the model OF o.
v'Fl On nshrd Institution "a republic found
q, BY hleas. carried into operation BY blat KS
uHd l1odSh OF ufiei existence holding forth
/ hi-h hopes aad Prosp-c,s f. tae future ,-
i " be her, therefore, | CouLra;uiaIe YOU on
tat past, or the success which he's attende
yaai X rlons, Or whether We look To The
luue. NJ contemplate that halle repnh'i
AlfH d5A taa vista oil Time or tNo or ,hfl cen
iitta h'Hce.- speeding ITSELF through Africa
uiss .inlutii0S The principles oil religion. aud
ifs aft>, aGd performing % that contine3l
N..Ail ttast we are destined TO perform ua
tas,-it we thus look forward To what tins
IgilHt germ may reduce two or three ceDtu-
tau3s hence, we may see now the hearts oil
- s'erlly may b. glldieuet, and how our own
ui.e shall he secured % these glad and pleas
HBnat vlp1tIoas OF ths realization of our hopes
anJ prayers.
90 on, then! Go on, in the noble cause ia
j which you are embarked | shall soon leave
I yaa and Jais theatre Of action, forever Bit
'f3ai ,Ir spii OF your cxefil1ns will s;il
r-a1in that other hands do tn. work, an
/ that The Colonization Society will lead its as
+ stsanre, It's help, its cooperation in The traus
pa1allnn OF The free persons OF color wu,
may WISH 10 60, from NOW till the end o
time. or al least till the great purpose shat b
+ accomplished of separating the two races o
men. Aud implore, finally and in conclu
sion, blessing on this good and noble an,
! righteous cause from that God whose smile!
/ lIv- hitherto, | think, been extended to il.
MIR. Clay was eheered very heartily as he
+ sll down, aul loud calls were then made lo
/ Hf Jrrwin: but the Pres. tent announced ~.
/ d. 4. at been prevented from attcnd &
f afl that yhera would I've 40 matt speaking
! "aet-u.loa The meeting adjourned.
II. J. T.