New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
Af-,enn Civilization.

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ss.s the aesson of waiting az length Is passed.,
80 tbe time for action has begun. AND now very
..,a,k, bla in the character OF that action, ana
s o"bla the purpose IL contempssea Never Ia
NV history Of the world hiss simtlar even! com
:. nded the admiration OF mankind. hls Without
.x,-eceAept end can have no parallel. .,,
y 80 which has supplied tho ctvluEeo worio
Alilo" service seems 1T length about to be
via ss mn country has ever bsen ba'ore. Hhe
ssonva - ,o,3zatior wherever 1t has been con.
Ioi 1Aa v sretofore, has always been commenced
1ucseV osnsot Of strife il has almost invariably
VIZ the suhjagation OF an eoorglnal race
M ss,na 4 armp, their eXpultioi,' OF eAuncsl9"
~ ~ ~ oA;or have been Par.g, snu M. ~
Ghe ~ Instance as that OF fenn st' us ous III
cause 'os aTsf mon the page Of coioa 81 history
promine ~ Of Penn was insufficient
Oas even .uu he could not prSrans tue expulsion
ior us and the Angg saxon now occupies
9I the ~ Colonial history has ever involved an
.ro,p,o1e expenditure oi WEALTH. uatisa GU ns
sn life and, according TO Tue Ue . eAeeoSa Vi
human Judgment oy sne S'AN0'''N - 49, ','-'S'
vo aha ssrsst colonial project Of our day Is that
h;ob Isates to toe contnepto Africa, ana IN 's
@nlcn avbih;ss most admirable aud striking
delsa ~ LIN 81 that have preceded it me coo o
~ i nronosed to put upon Its coaSts are Su9
S;vii;zed descendants o. those wac "es1
From their native SOIL in coudislon oi s - ths
@nd carried into slavery. az res'o!.o ~ thaip
I'D If teir forefathers it ia not with arms IN soi.
Ss'u ~ =. sbdue or 90 expe the present occuP
~ the coil There 10 no physical warfare 90 inss'
suts against an antagonism OF blood On tle ooat
srarv The only warfare TO be anticipated 10 'n9t "
,r;tb mind an encounter Of civilization Witn
5srbarism under the auspices OF natural Rlnoieo
II ia the reality of the fabe OF Vaentlne auu ohaOn,
In which the former has only to use tne stl@-"5A
dictated by fraternal love- and MS Diooalein
ri those oil ClVNEA-
zion and Christianity and mover was Snere s,,n'
syben thos Instruments Eities could be more enecsu
aIy employed The industrial arts ENJOY lae peno.
$ts nj .cence in a wonderful degree; agriculeufe
AZ lennips thrift from enlarged liberality ana
commerce possesses the means ana aPplauoes VI
steam, BIZ which she measures the pssuwsys VI
fhe preat deep, and &imes her ocean trips oy soe
hour. ,,,. .,d u,aar
Shese nuapices that the American people nave en-
aared uno the great and glorious project oil African
ysden,ntiop. A work, whose design sanctlteB the
expend sure of every dollar that can be Judctousy
applied for its promotion, aud emands tue Sens'
gympa1nies of every true son OF humanity; 10
shat extent soever the growth and succeRs OF the
Gn.erDrjte may contribute &c orr commercial advan
saees it. claims upon our cooperation are Incon.
9estabIv genuine The work ia one Of which rhs
nature of the end can be understood from the be-
ginning although ts grandeur can, perhaps, only
}eeby conceived. Itreqares ID isS earliest stages
the confidence, the chaerfai aid, the generous sup.
port and the patient expectation OF the clylilzeo
yvorld. And we should be niggsrds, indeed, ii in
visw of the object to be attained, we would with
hold these while history would thro up, from the
vain recods of the past, her rePreaches aganst ID
Let us but glance at the gtory OF the crusades, aad
Shink upon the vast expenditure OF wealth and lie
freely aVshed in such cuperstislous services Tor the
attainment of visionary p2rpoSe. For three cen
al L.k,,
der the name of the Dast tnda Com pany, struggled
with vary ing success, and at tbs most inordInate
sacrifice OF huma life for the advancement OF eX,
clusively gel2sh and sordid schemes. And snail
we hesate to accept an opportunity, which proVi
dience has opened before us, to rescue continent
from the degradation OF heathenism, and PROVIDE
an attractive and perpetual esydm ior Inst race ace
helplessly depressed in the soolai economy Oh our
yeXed and troubled land
The project, it will be observed, embraces sWo
Results, both Of which are alike benevolent IN ther
design, One is to effect the redemption OF tne
present tribes of Africa from barbarian, and to IN
sroduce them TO the enloym ent OF clviz alton; tne
other ia TO induce suoh flow of emigration on the
part of tins free colored people of America into
Africa az will relieve this country from the Incon,
venieDce and decentralization consequent upon the
aocai disesteem they everywhere experience here
and Of TIE same time plaoe them IN position
where neither natural conventional distinctions
exist to curb the spirit of AMBITION or to obstuct
Che labos Of the bodest enterprise. The latter, 1t
will be- bterved In the order of events must take
precedence of the former; for while both are con-
Senplated by the advocates of colonization, one is
looked for as the result of the other. Uader the
present Observation-Disclosures aud Inducements, the
work of African colonization has been slow and
costly but the Beason for past effort has been tho
frst a.age of grand deagn, which will gradually
develop means and energies sdequate to IFS fulfil
fta uQh QVysf
steam communication before Congress-, may tend
60 the removal of the colored race from this CONT
nens is vutlously copiectured by different indvidu-
ais who have the same data upon which TO resd
&heir opi inns. Upon this point VIC shall take a u-
sure opportunity to advance come views OF our
own; though it ia NOT 20 be denied that the Absence
of all precedent leaves opinion with no higher char
acter than that Of conjecture in any case.
Baltimore Sun.
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-George Lippsrd
Of the Supreme Circle Grand LODGE oft this order,
snnounoea in Azaerico's OWn.' OF Saturday last
Chat
aThe Supreme Circle OF the Order meets in
philadelphia, near Independence Hal, on the first
Monday OF October next, when the Representa-
Gives of the various Circles OF the brotherhood un
divided by atate boundaries or party lines, Will
meet in Supreme Congress, having for their object
She incubation OF the great principle embodied Id
shis sentence, American Nationality based upon
she Rights of Labor and oemented by Brother.
hood of Workers, who seek the enjoyment of the
fruits of Labor, Land and Home"
Mr.. L, says Circles Of the Brotherhood have been
formed in twenty States in the course of one year,
and that any ten men, on applying to him, "who be-
heyo in God, who vow to maintain the American
Union, and defend the rgbts of labor can obtain q
Charter for the Brotherhood Il matters not from
whst part of the United ssates, from what quar-.
Ser of the American continent the petitioners hail.