Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

As before observed the tree coored population is
taed at hall million aud II is rapidly increasing lie
annual increase Of the black in the United States is
than "a 000 1t may be fairly assumed that most of
blacks free be induced 10 emgate and that tnt
of those who may be hereafter manurcd Viii remain
in this country.
! The Colony has the protection of Englnnd and
France and when il known that great effort Is be!n.
made in the United States coonzc Africa sufficient
auou of money be raised in England alone for the
purchase Of materials Tor buildings furniture stock aud pro-
visions the tiGst bands ui settlers And the British
government has resolved 10 all possible Ecans Tor The
suppression Of the African slave Trade. that government
will in all probability if relieved from the necessity o.
maintaining squadron the coast o! Africa, be ready and
willing 10 advance the Republic o Liberia loans 10 cc.Eal
the expenses surveys, roads, bridges and aborS. Be-
sides all this there 10 be disposition l. supply the
Rcpublic with ample means 10 subsidze The natives 10 act
against the slave Traders Nor will funds in support Of the
Cuonsts be wanting in this country. II each State pays
only dollar per head per for It's free toorrd po
pulaun adequate sum will be placed at the disposal OF
the Colonization Society," 10 be added to their Sailons other
sources OF income.
Nothngi required but the stimulus which the establish
ment of proposed line of steamships will give the
cause of emgraon there will be OF funds pro-
vide the emgrnns with every thing required for their
fort and when the free colued people learn that they
10 Liberia in twelve fourteen days and return again il
they do not like IT. that they certain OF obtaining profit
able employment and assured the means OF subsistence
all objections emigratng will be removed. The most in
tcligent amongst them will influence others 10
Try where they can in addition advancing their in
terests be of service their fellow creatures in ao
ishng the Slave Trade. and civizng quarter Of the
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oil signay failed.
Ii is not supposed that any State will compel ts coored
population TO emigrae Liberia resort compulsion
will be necessary proper-the Inducements To emgrae
will be all sufficient when comfortable homes and ample
subsistence provided TOR the egrants The cost o the
passage being reduced very small amount the ap
popated by the various States and raised by subscription
this country and in Europe will be available for the pur-
pose of making comfortable provision for the emigants
their arrival There be doubt that the funds will be
ample Hitherto the of the Colonization Society
have been very limited about $4,000 per annum much Of
which has been applied the home expenses of the Society,"
that little could be done beyond merely Transporting the
emgrans and making slight provision for them for
period of six months The Colony therefore, has been
attractive the free coored population will be
future protected and pecd it will be by the great
Europe and supplied with abundance Of pecuniary
means. Hitherto the Colony has had 10 all the
difficulties of early enterprises Of this kind but the
Element is fully established and thriving and permanent
influence has been obtained the surrounding tribes
The medical of the diseases of the is
better understood than formerly and the population is in
creasng irrespective of the arrivals comparison Is
challenged between mortality Liberia and that of any
Western States in the early stages OF their
The enigants being civilized fill all the respectable
occupations, whilst the natives the laborers. This
is attended with great advanagesthe natives
acquire for Dress and other comforts and elegances
civilized e and crafty that TASTE induced TO labor
they also impressed with proper degree of respect
for their employers and willingly bring their children be
educated This is the true way and the only civil
ze Africa, and when thousands instead of hundreds shall
annually 90 Liberia the results will be great indeed Let
Liberia be strengthened by the acquisition of thousands Of
take under her protection great many of the tribes
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