Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-24

eduea:ion and Of religion. "Are there secular
and sabbath schools near by;' is the commea
inquiry. ioa know VIA; nay answer Eu>t te.
The population is too s;sEse here 10 sustais
schools or churches, except At great disisncc-
fro.n each Other, and fer ,nly limited ror;ios
If the tire. This ihen is reason enough Why
they shoaii not conc at all unless they can
come in numbers sufficient TO establish and sas-
tain thcse institutions si=onS themselves. To
refuse % ai,oS thc:n thea % come in companies
* to refuse 90 allow them 20 come at all. They
will como, If they come at al, With ali iaeir in
sti;ui;ons unLrvken with ehu:eacs, aud schools
aud COLLEGES, and the mechanic arts. They Will
conc in communities, sscrifeina: no priviis 80
TO which they have been accrs:orse4. They VII
come with ihei. fricsds aud nc;Shbors, sal -:H
come os friends aud ne:shbors to you. You
Will share ell the advantages which they bur-
la this way there is speedy transition from
the wilderness TO the garden. Should you OBJ
serve ye: fcu years YOU will witness sres;
changes On this globe through the infDencc a.
cr, 'an;rcd emigration. "A nation will Be born
in a day Spr.c .! may witness that.
| Again. by coming in colonies thesc sv:thy
L. "a, soIue Of them poor. are \ mutual Ec.p 20
each other. Should one Of them con,e alorc TO
Wayne county. Lc aould caa.c norisc in real cs
tate by his comm: ard could not in this wsy ben
eft himself or you. But ie; tLem .orc IL col
nies Of one thousand or ten thousand; CT !e;
;hem double the population or Wayne eo=nty
next year. as think they will 10, and each oae
shares the b:neft Of great rise sf PROPERTY
previously secured a; a low price. Our eo,nr.-
ny does rot propOs. any inor"foly. ard the sct
;lcrs, in proportion 60 ;heir investment. vii
inike as Iaueh As tie frs, purchasers. We 20
Cor democratic equality.
Ycu zee then iha; il Is folly TO urge that these
mea should sacrifice cre.ything hy obeyins the
;a,ud=fes or fev nervous sliras. gho thinL az.
,e.y movement st,.e sEd below, an abolition
movement. You see, too, that guiding and
protecting power il rseessary. " secure TO cr,i-
grafton thee senefeent results. Such power
j. this eota?ssy, whish. relying On the good
faith cf your cordial =elcoilc. has nov troSzhi
and Is loss,;,g in the city Of Ccre! forty shoa
sssa dollars worth of engines and machinery
Ordinary emigration sonld have bcen half q
century without saeh advantages, perhaps forev-
Or. SoE capital rreeedes labor and Prrrsre'
the :-=-. Christianity and the arts and s~ienoc,
20 &c. no~ as formerly, follow slo-lJ and timid
j. 10 tie track o: eniSrxtion, but go on boldly
band in land sith the hardy pioneer. Emigra
: .', - - : = 60 ifGafG 90 j{ L.
gre,; missionary sre OF the works. 90 a
7 r.ifs:onsry communities and insfifufion-. if
x,.ei, Christianity, ,if:: al her numeroa. "a
= .;7;a. pli work ia.:.:h.i for tie good Of n,,n
: t.:a.Lusia.:ic arri=a-e.l
=; ii.s eoa,.r.isn of Ir. Thayer's sressi OF
= :ioa or Col. Ha;s.;on. cr C=;.etJarg. Nessr
!, >. 4. Wheeler, CoLurn, Walker, Roberts an
; l.cCori.iei were a,roiniei TO preI'are snd ire
seI, resolutions for the eon-idersiion Of th
u.ec,isG.
Col. :IsaI:on Icing loudly esliei uran fo
, ren-rks, =,,rcrsel ;he rseeiiny in subs;anee :
follows:
10. saii lie though; f.osn shat he hal LesT
: 40, aec Z Of the r!sa % Nr. ThayeT ard his -
sy,i.:e. i:.st ile:E mission x=s enc Il Is-ee IA
a ..-5I vii. II they sIs LoDest, eV;sti.riiyn lo'
ia= a.sa, ss he j-.ie..I NY sere, ,Ley sksE!
+, L. welcomed here snI rro.e.;ei ia all ia
? right. II they G no, eLOose 20 i=ss nesroe
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d. s.'.s9ut then. ..:i ]: they sioaii usjc
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b. .,b i5cn. Ia; sc hsy> no fear & i.s.. y
ic...,e -. = .no1 il.eir o~n ts-isoss, sni Vi
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u may s..s4a;s.cs ie.r. AM sueh Eo.lth o.sy
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