The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31
The L,ssr>a Republic.

The Lster<an Republsr.
q LANE OF STEAMERS BETsEeN LfBERIA AND rHH
UNrTED sTsTEs-ARGuMEsrs IN FAVOR sF Irs
observation-disclosures OF ExIakAploS, d..
Nsw Ysax, August 50. 1854.
TO the EDITOR OF raE new yoaK HxR ALA
1t Is very true as you remark 10 your ,sper this
mornirg that ger spital than enc hu adred thou
SAID dollars would be emanaed to establish line Of
first class steamers bstseen this country and Liberia
nor is the UIi.ed States and Liberia Sean Com.
psny restrained from IL creasiog hair capital stock
should sais be found expedisnt. But the company
wish to move with care and consideration, making
triai OF their e4terPrise with . moderately sized
rropeilor, and adopting every wise precaution to
avoid fniure. They desire aid from cove umsnt,
but Intend, If possible, DOT to b, dependent upon
such aid. As il will BIC Jun nrnsey important to the
republic Of Liberia tuat the emigration OF respect,
abe poole Of color sh0uli b. increased, 81 1t IL
evident that nothing wiu 50 certainly secure this
feeult as TIE establishment of easy, frequent, aud
regular communication with tnat republic. Enigca-
tion to Liberia las been increasing anu
ally fog seye al years, and may be expected to
Increase much fapoly, as SAFE "a, Did, reg ular
nesus Of COVE, sba iavlte it. The directors
also siate in their prospectus that incre isng
bers OF eicasnts, tiaeere sod agiculturts OF Libe
ria IL; be expscfe, Annually to visit the United
Sta,es 10 order TO purchase goods and visit their
fdencs ind elAtves here. tcus d,fdsng correct in
tci nation concerning their chvsen homo, aud stimu
la.iDg tuigfatifn>~
independently of tho beucft to the emigr act, the
lihcisn republic ise,f ,uu-t cap great advantages
FROM read, aDo ceit,n ,htrrcourse with the Uni'ed
States, The citizens Tndiog hn Increased ontef for
theG pTocue's, waud Us STIMULATED e. enlarged add
Improved cul'ivaio0; capital. nbicn ID now With
Led ON the fe'ay ,nS an tstaint, or retr ~, will
lie frst IL itretsd; add uuDerous other advantages
a pirr Mt ~ Al G..
az business man WI be obtained. In addition
TO tisse great ard haGaae inside attons 10 the
Colurvd race htTe aud lii l. bafia, the co lpany
lock fos emun'Iatve inteest upon the capital
inSe.te, aud, auart fioic all other ooEsiGec atoms,
tbey 'eicvs that with good manage nant, the sto *
vii pay Il handsome dividend. The English cam
pcoy, with four steamers rnuoinR from Eueaat -
the Wet Coast ct Africa are dug 80 We that, ac-
CCIdiEg TO recent inform ,tiOn, n new com 9lay,
without gcvsrt meot aid, ia proposed. As Que com
psnS cGD rely on the Jealous aid OF the Ameri al
CcloriZutlon Society aud the cooperate, Vi OF tie
New York, Ne Jerse C ,cuecticut, Pennsy ivanis,
Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia, snd other State
societies, il hardly be DOUBTED that SOFA thec
highest estWates, boh ior Passengers and freight,
will be realized.
II is stated thst about $40 900 was paid for the
transportation Of freight aud passe gers T. Africa,
fer the several colonization and missionary societies
of this country, ouriog tue year 1852 Ills amount
would douttiess base gooe to sustain line of
steaTc s. bad such na- sxistef. Bat after all,
The great moral argument c.riy-d fr I'm our unex-
arpltd blessings, AZ 10 fat0nmless oepths oil the
vretcheduess of africa the lxud n INDUSTRIOUS
forms aUo mors;rcu- wees and super slit 0as is OF
ir esistb'e force TO the writer. Read ii you please,
Captain Carrt'e book tie work Of leader in the
slave tiace for t@ea.y yesrs--a0d ca Iain am you
will dc what you tn further this good e ter
prize, snd TO ie~cne the African people from their
tnexpfessibe bnesa. shame aud misery.
With vsry great respect, cir, Yours most truly,
r. r. GUaLsY.