New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

in, vitsby sccrue Liberia i,sek and n The n'e,or
rb~- cntsaoos 20 your Ene Of oct on, can harty DC
e.. mated.
Things IN Liberia are too insc;ive std s,erso.ypei
The rsUVw range Of ocOmoton Sad Efforts % ~hieh
we have necessarily for years been saa, up, would
create sGeh an DBhesthy ssgnsiion in The activities
of hf-. IL = OFTEN wrongly attributed 70 w,at OF
sprf In the p-ope, or 20 the ihrrity Of their rae.
Itr u the NOR Convenient way of d<posiDy CT the
'ffrUlty, but Il Il without qu-s' 81 error. Inc
want OF greater breadth Of action sn3 variety Of
m, more than any other cause the origin OF
THE evil Be &. l. climate What il nav 10 the cons;i-
tuii'Is If incIvons- belonging 20 her races-slck-
,riTg. .n-rvhtlDg sxhaustine, king-we 81 MT fear
cry us'e7ai change of character. if are allowed
haf ehanc-. The people Of Lio-ris are evidently
p,t wholly wanting IN natarll energy and Sre. Bu.
three vniuSb- qualities cf elr common hCman nature
i,quirr as suitable e1cian =, CONDITIONS Of ciyA
gv-Ibm-n' snd the inspiration Of varied and -trrins
scep's. with which circumstances hitherto have no.
favored LIhsna. | have been informed that IA the
sied pjsi'ioh Of the bland of B,Imuda IL s,.rib-
uto want ofthe activity snd progress which discover
Themselves in other Islands If the West IT. fla group
The kpgrh inhabitants of that charming locality sn
-u, would be the very la-, 10 sdmt that any amount
u chmstc heat and perspuatiOn could bleach out OF
theu, the energy aud force of Engl-hmea. Bat upon
point 70 seiievdent IaInp,s need no. be Multiplied.
- II The good Providence of God through the in
utalry of human means shall enable you to
e.isbi-b settlements inieilorws, the distance of
ffy oue huLdr.d, two hundred. or even more miles
fron the COST, and endow them with th- means Of
FL, dei-nte, which DO not doubt i perfectly practi
cable you will have performed for Africa aai the word
uost signal service. The Intercourse that must be
kelt open between these INTERIOR settlements and the
coat would unqu.stonsby breathe into Liberia the
br,a;h Of higher lie and greatly increased activity.
Tie iifueIce uaDsfus-d into the old and new settle
uents recprocsy, as the lines If ntercommuuion be-
come more raie and perfect, would certainly improve
and uirsiiy elevate both.
THE condition Ofthe new settlements might at time,
D.. oh- Of dsBger and peril and men from the Ode
r, m might be caei upon their live,
srd .xIr-. tier heath on the high place. of the
s.ld' This ought 20 be confidently expected, and,
codir Civ should be the -uh.c' of early provsion for
the country especially the country increasing
In AZ. and powerin which this doe. not occar with
more or les frequency Bat this difficulty shoud
to. e,ound for gathering acd .Xering influence
crY a. by the resources for national Independence Land
hare and bv the greatly quickened amin alton that
m n- mi safe the hand anu the heat Of society through
or, all our dwelling. You will not suppose that Chris
,.ni,y does not eLter iutO this reckoning merely be-
csn.. have employed terms that might be restricted
~ ,h.y apprcaiiun 10 civil affairs. l. may, doubt
M, he ely aveired that the Christian relations
NJ IN, Iia'. misrion to the natives who may be en-
E,Lt y, ana ChrstisIzed by her, Is vastly more im-
ortsut in this MISSIONARY Of the Church, when tde
No. ,inh il taking 10 himself hs great power, and
hi, g;ry the nations 10 his feet, than all the influence
sre W ever ebert with reference TO the African race
!, ,nv or all other countries. ATTRACT Liberia from
Ter missionary relations, snd she is hardly worth
nemitg. 49,
This enterprise should be amply sustained &c ought
"a IA, muuitcenily endowed with all the requisites ior
yt,nplpg with difficulties and for successful opera
i'o NJ Nj, I..,seifa, your. FRANCIS BURNS"