New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

Nth our people or the subject, apd have
tepsn.,.,siye correspondence Win persons having
%" -, means of ascertalnng the opinions oil par
ihe .. ,heir ree hborhood Our correspondence has
ehssn confined TO the STATE OF NewIo bu' has
nos .,scsd nearly all the states We have held
es,,,gS m tins City on the Su0ect, ana n0l"Nh-
.suSire lie efforts put forth 10 stave on the queS
-. and misrepreSent our motives and intentions
wv w. have been eminently successful through our
.sole series of meetings The people VIII tnluA
Ssnever We present the subject calmly before
I'm ana the consequence Is that there has been
~, revolution in the minds II our people. They
" ,fthlS thing Is 10 he of our own consent and vo
,..'on without any real or apparent force, we can
- no objection 70 IT, sui u must DC understood
no nsr,eS agreeing with vs. on THIS subject DO not
omnrise one third OF the entire co.ored population
TIE majority are against Us. and Will only be con-
,,nced by example. Their minds have been preJu-
Xced against Liberia by the unheard-of fabrcations
~ persoBs Who nave returned 10 THIS country,ln
coasfouence G! not beng able to stem enectuaily
he toe OF monopoly held by the more advanced
rerchants ard traders IN the country and the dis-
apponted ambition OF others, he'll ped on IN TINS v.ie
esbmny by interested persons here, VINO lor the
uupost OF keeping tui Chur hes ald hOolnouscs,
spenty OF patients, waters and Otner assistants,
vi use any means q, Their command 10 misTepre-
snl the whole people, country and us resources
We are happy 20 state that there are enlightened
Except oiS but this Of the difficulties We are
ealled upon 10 overcome. the task indeed is her-
culan, bui We have the material Tor successful
ba'tle
sere also engrants TO the great North, seeing It
s nch and atle to help TO the mighty " est, which
IuOws the comforts OF cmETatiDg TO the cbiyarouS
smith which Is acquainted with our worth. Chris
rams ard piilathroplsts have we your sympathy
sa,esren aud philosophers what IS your duty =
You Understand the subject Money lenders and
hbrc-venjeIS ;hS Is an especial appeal 70 you
onen one more great market tor your goods ana
me,chanCise cause the mighty deep 10 De lighted
Win the wnlte sails OF peace and plenty nen OF
srience help us TO open one more eid ior the pro
nagaon OF that rTaoIatng light, and et the puolic
q, large lend us the means OF success Inc "orA 10
mneniIy ours in execution but II IS your dutyto as
slst u.s. We organized for tue dispatch OF DUST
ness help US 20 begin. IL our IreScent We nave
man of extensive experience IN LDera-pOssesslhg
the entire confidence OF his associates and others
urvleged with ms acquaintance. In our treasurer
We possess the honest patriot and wealthy chGeh'
whose whole soul is cenered n the prosperity OF MS
PEOPLE. Our Home Agent IS efficient, Wiling ana
5stermined Our whole Association has but one
Will, one inind. and one end 10 subseryc OurDoohs
ne open fUr contributions. But, help or no heip'
he " orb begun shall be- pursued We have chosen,
md TO that end shall labor BE The result rs 1t may
xs shall moi be at fault. few returns OF goods and
merchandise wrought ont by this Association, Will
greatly change the face of things. We must teach
by example we must prove Liberia country oil
solid comforts ere We expect 10 succeed. we nave
med 10 be terSe and comprehensive. honest ana
d,fexulial IN tins our humble appeal. Should 1t meet
the views OF those We address. our work Will sun De
hut half begun We leave a. 10 the pubic 10 oecloc
.stothe righteousness OF this appeal. And may the
Cod Of israel and Jacob direct YOU your charities
and health, happiness and progress be your lot
This is the feTyent prayer OF
ELIAS. G, JONES, Committee
IN RICHARDSON, on
NArH'L GALEGER, ) Address
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
LEWIS H. PUTNAM, 1. j. CUNNINGHAM,
II ROBERTS, j N. RICHARDSON,
P,uI PoNTAN. GEORGE RIDDLE,
ELIAS JONES, NATHANIEL GALEGER,
ABRAHAM CAULDWELL.
l.. II. PUTNAM. President.
II. j. CUNHINGHAM, Vice Pres't.
III ROBERTS. Recording Secretary.
j NJ. McEARDsoN, Corresponding Secretary.
PAUL PUTNAM, Treasurer.
T. j. JoNLS, Agent.