The national Republican., 1862-04-30

llyion. YouSys sDesnerous q . nation, - you
win bspanbhed q nation d people, because
you dohot sppsVciAte liberty whom Il 10 09sree
70 You. LoaM upon the Great God, the ruler of
The dsstiniss Of naticns, to stimulate ysv with
rapid aridss % Gus and ussfsl knevielss Of
thssC5N d ofhunaaity and Of Hayt, my SAsptsA
county, to vsndioat6 the nstiooal character q
my race II her rise and progress. Then call
Hs.s q eaSSss Sn0s saS pons you
ssivss % the waves and billowe 0at bear you
salbly 70 The shores Of HAyti, with the banner
ofli6erty sn1 frssAon 10 your teeth, bscauee
the fAssot Of prejudice and the torch Of oppres'
'stea asd slasSsy 70 beAtBA yoa.
e sS.is so: 80: IS re- is:. sss sow .r..d
ohs tsacAaa virtue; levs, tTu'h sd Melody,
HSd n tSas 81, Sstsss o. ssisspeiss can sriAg
He laaa provsds h'ns ssd sosnssy for then
10 eys sr.' Asais, v sAs'r ra's vii be their osly
"sueniusd, respectfully, for the esnsn. Of
the enterprise Of snisratlcn, and to those in
tsrsstsd Ii the welfare Of the African race.
your obedtent servant,
,i.l'I II "JoanFH ENocH WILLIAMS"
By using my name In Ohio, he did the cause
20 much injury, In intelligent colored commu.
mites, mat I was compelled to publish the fol.
,SMins paragraph In The Pine and Pain, oil
III. joseph s. Williams 10 NO. an agsnt o,
this bureau, and has meyer been one OF IL reg.
siAP agsuts. He 10 now Just what he was be.
FORE entirely volunteer In the neld, with the
sxceptton tAat, bQore he went 70 Hayu, We en-.
6ourAged him, while now We DO not II NJ. vii.
work. Lsoturing 10 net his Joris, and We wish
cur friends 10 give him no turther encourage
.nsnt. We regret that Mr. williams seems In.
capable Of taking hints Of more delioats
character, but our duty TO the movement com.
pele us to speak thus plainly"
This stopped NJ. willisns's career. He
wrote 70 ne that hs Was indignant at this note;
bat, - Hayti Was his adopted country, be weuld
cootioHs 70 do e he pleased, especially - be
The next news from this impos,or was 70.
csiyed from Pt,uburg, where, = few years
before, he had been raising money under the
protence OF going to Liberia, and in the very
nsighborhood Of which he had spoken 10 favor
OF Hsytian emigration.
Hsyu, and was selling pamphlet against Il.
The greater part OF this second pamphlet was
evidently written by another pen, and is dia.
metrically the opposite Of his previous speech
In spirit, statements, and grammatical struc'
ture, '.....
I have the authority Of Bishop Payne (prob.
ably the most influential and respected colored
A1srtoan In this country for stating that this
Williams, after bis return TO the United States,
spent two hours With him In eulogixing Hsyti,
the Haytian people, and the HAytian movement.
Sir, Mr. williams did not write that memorial
to Congress, presented the other day by Ben.
ator Lane. Of Indiana, and the colored people
OF this District are Justly indignant at It. They
are interested In the HaytiAn, the Nbertan,
and the Central American movements, but they
do not choose 10 be misreprsssuted BY an un.
principled impostor, imported for the purpose.
advise Senator's and Repres sent&tives who are
now pAtronizing this person to be cautious how
they give him either money or aid, II they hope
thereby to advance any project Of theirs. Had
be met with his deserts, he would long ago have
besn In Jail for procuring money under false
pretences.
The Haytian Movement, instead of being a
failnre, 10, and promises to be, one Of the most
SUCCESSFUL enterprises Of the age.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
/ a... : a. JAMES RRDPArR,
4 ~ General Agent Of Emigration TO Hayti.