The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
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AFRICAN ISuruuu-tRon Tux SERVANT o. Coz
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s ma . sas csysss Hppoys de Saint AasAeas sssS
:, NE honorable end esteeued CnevLier rhos ResAs.
Sooss General o. the Eogsh government Il runs. be-
81 What We have doas In favor q this rass
Ny Goo Increase his f.yors AM hosor 70 you You
AID maj God render this act agreeable In his oves and
accept II from ~ al and grant % his aid for good
May 700 continue under The safeguard OF God By tns
poor IN God, ACHhED BAESA BOY
THE HONOR DECLIaID By MIR. AARON IT. PArnsss
CONSULATE GzsnM or THE RsruBrIc or EouApos,l
WAsHIsuroa, Oct II, 1899. !
CmvlIns Hresoun N 81. AsrHonE, Secretary Gems.
raj Of the African Institute, Paris
Sal have tho honor to acknowledge thu rscsips q
your official letter OF the 10th ut addressed y me a
"Consul General Of Ecuador announcing my nomination
honorary Vice President Of "the African Institute
International straightforward in 1885, nor Ne rs-
generation Of African brethren, the abolition q
slavery aad the nAve trade, sad tho oiviEa,oa ~
Arlca. and transmitting herewith printed cirouAA<
ard the statutes OF the society.
What heartily approving among ths avowod o.
ects Of the society ths utheranoe Of the general civh
cation regeneration and colonization Of Africa BIZ CON
mercs Industry, arts and sceaces" must frankly eS
press 70 voc ny Arm convsoaion Of the lmpolioy anA
ineEpedency Of any efforts tho part Of either f,et
or American abolition societies and jealous
Pafonsu 70 Interfere with tho actual relations bsswesa
and the States and Territories or this
Union, where that institution IL recognized and sans
toned by law and the consultation. soemnly affirmed
by the decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the UaitsS
States.
We are On toe eve OF Presidential election IN
the Quadrennsl term OF four years the 9Th OF MarA
next and the whole country kept Of cousta.s
excitement by the rancorous contentious between the
anti slavery aud prosiavery parties 10 favor Of their
resp etve candidatesa arising Out OF this qss.
tion introduced 10 the political BY party men FOR
party purposes II even oaeny avowed that the ast'-
slavery party are pledged In advance, IL successful
sgitate the i'm da'e and general abolition Of slavery
in these United Ststee
also sbserve, b. the circular or your society that is
estimates the slave population OF the United states At
ony three millions ninety i've thousand whereas It
tusy exceeds four millions is well known they are
not subject to any su1eriug from exps
sure, under burning sum 10 the pestiferous n
the South, fatal the whites and. are in many r,
specs scsy beter adapted than white Isborers or
the culture OF our chief southern staples OF cotton sugar
rice and tobacco have had occasion 70 observe, "
comparison, that they are rarely overworked are
fed and clothed, live In tho much abused siog On.
bins which they prefer for health aud comfort TO any
other quarters and appear much happier more con-
tented with their confederation net tempered with By
designing aboIitionisulLan the great majority OF pre-
Germany ~
other parts OF Europe which I have visited Besides
they allowed certain immuniihs and the profits u
their extra labor bave the advantages Of gious
struction and public worship In their own Christtal
cbarches and Under the illustrations Of their pas
tors, When sick, lnnIm superannustet comfotaoiy
provided sos by their and never suffered 70 b.
come u burthen TO the public, like the paupers 10 our
free States and In Europe Such is generally admitted,
oy impartial observers 70 be the average actual coni,
Apart from tho aostIact question OF moral right sna
nconpailbiy Of holding any portion OF the human
IA uff.t.t.
tan civilization aai soc al advancement, asd under
republican form Of government, must canjioy
s,saee and peuy Of our sysien OF slavery IL .
aToepty desired by the friends OF humanity o,e
thai some plan should be adopted for the gradual ana
Ultimate emaDc patton OF oil slaves and suitable pro-
vision maze for their removal 10 Africa, Central America
the West Indies, ana The Substitution Of free
accmated White la5ortrs in their stead Yet To
desirable such a policy could pot safely feasiiy
accomplished during The present generation, for
s, s5d 't%,, Gsm masS arc Al Tie
with the existence 0. slavery and the products OF
labor In cur southern States that such attempts -
agricultural, Industrial, manufacturing, commercial ana
ansncis interests In general ruin and bankruptcy.
humane system Of protecting and euforcns Inc rea,,
rights and duties OF master and slave he's Of recp
cal ID galiage and bessiog 70 both parties and cor,
taiDy % h a. the slaves are ooncerne5, their present
thriving condition and increasing population the south
would secm TO warrant ouch conclusiols II is Sa.s
institution thai cannot be abolished without the
OF the states in which II exists, and expressly recox
nized ss before menioDed BY the constitution OF thu
adopted and inaugursted by the maturcd wisdom, ca
hrged experience, profound sagscty political fore
and corsummate si.iesmauship q NE Immortal WASH
iugtcn and his worthy paadine and Congress- the revereA
conscrpt fathers OF Ia repubc snd 1uder ia ags ~
the blessings OF Divine Providence obedience 90 aw
country marvciously Increased In population in
tcserce, wealth, power, national zernent ana
exteo led dominion from the Atlantic 70 tbs P.cao, ssa
pence with the most powerful and nAtous Il
Chrktendom. The sovereign American people, % watch
permit 10 be or amended 70 subservo
The views Of any party OF fsctieu.
sef fuy aenor strsied By their present
degraded and demorased condition in Hayu and JaAi
primitive normal coudtou in Africa living BY thief. snx
rapre upon The sponancous productions pro
bhc tropical regions too scolent 70 work. high
wages. As a natural consequerce, those magnhc
issndsnee blooming and fe tile the sarcens Of the
sssperides peaceful and prospercus agri ,sturai In
Europe and tho Usex states With the yaiussse ssspss
prosucs Of their well cultivated fields ana seemng w.
dctrybavc been SUFFERED 10 I've and dceoate and
ali systematic labor abspdoucd 10 The fairrst portons
thereof By their INCIDENT degenerate and degraded Pc
me imsccile ard e9hemersl reign OF the Hsyten En-
pcror soulouauc faussn with cor
ebony Empress her sociy danes Of honor his poApous
court moGias Grand hafshas II the Palace aud E
pre- Ministers Of State Dukes Of MarmelAds Counts a
Lemonade, together with other orders Of nobility aaz
e s,s., 70 whole prssensins aasss
strk ing instance % the natural Iude and
hcations Of The for the Intelligent
like ADMINISTRATION Of public a6airs stable nalioa
81 government, royal or democratic sousuqus aai
hs dusky, iswdry court-ths counterfeit embod lrnsos
OF In pcral dignity and macsiy-were motor ioas held
In " bad odorN 81 PORT Prince
There u certain class Of negrophists In North
ern states who ssm disposed 70 and sxs
mate with their " African bfcihren;r thsy however
mostly constitute small, unenlishtcuc and uainna
tiai portion OF the community. IL 10 iupoes bic und
present social rystsm that negroes should ever
admitted, either socially or politically, 70 cqaal rights
and privileges with American citlzrs bat submit
bond and nee, 10 occupy subordinate aud sesve post
ton smsng II has Therefore been tha policy OF this
government since the Introduction OF the Affcas
slave trade by Cor grsss IN lSos-declaring pracy-te
mote the emigration 81 all enapcipased slaves
the free colonies of Lberia and honrovis the vcs
coasi Of Africa The American Colonization society ~
aocprtnely founded under government auspices 10 fur
thcfaxce Of that bene6cent object provides suitable
homes and occupations for such coloed freed men
annually Transports tbher large Of them, wltt
their fsuises Government, moreover, incrrs enor
IN manta ming .ansdrr Of that o.