Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08
EORTHERN MKsCEILANY.
copy the following extracts from late Northe
MICRO COLONIZATION SCHEME.

journals:
MICRO COLONIZATION scHEyI
The following lie from the New York Times
The scheme officially proposed by President Lincoln,
and sanctioned BY the last Congress- Of beginning the
work Of cOlonzi g. ou!s!de OF the United states the
negroes free and be freed in tire progress OF the war
il about 10 be carried practically into effect. Senator
Pomeroy has issued address to the free colored peo
pie Of the United Satee and which has been approved
by the President in which he proposes at carly
date as Eve weeks from this time TO take out to Central
America colony Of FIVE hundred coored persons, to
be settled permanently in that country. The immediate
point Of their destination Is to be Chiquiwel known
from the late discoveries Of gold therein Now Grapa'
d. which ID but weeks voyage from this port. They
are to be carried a the expense OF Government and
supported for the first at Government expense
small sum for this purpose having been appropriated
by the last Congress. The required will be
small, as they will be carried ous in National!
yessela, while the country to which they emigst9 Ia
50 fertile and 80 protuse in edible products OF all sor,
that the oulJ support required will be implements ind
seeds, Gad temporary supply of provisions, until tas
bursting soil give forth Of its bounty. Senator
PJmeroy has taken upon himself difficult work but
he is both Of energy aud experience. We regard
the scheme OF dtportpg the four Millions OF Africans
tbat are rooted 10 the Southern coil utterly inpraci
cable but still the experiment Of black colonies in Cen
trll America and elsewhere is well worh trying. Toe
negro certainly has invitations and urgngs enough 10
leave u.s. aud small enough inducements TO stay Jamaica
aud ell tbs British West Indisa beg him 10 come hay
stretches forth her hands aud impores hs presence the
Danish Yves. indies so!Ily WOO hun; Central America
invites him with open arms; ard even his old African
home lopg5 10 get lin back. Here he has but personal
slavery social dgtdlon. Il he chces6s TO leave az
HsSvsn speed him
A Washington Gespatch 10 tho New York Tribune
says;
The Ministers of tie Central American Governments
have, ire informed, pTOtee.ed against the pre-
posed cconjsa.ion OF Africans the lstbmus OF CSir
oui ssd the b0issr Of COSTA RcA s TO have intGrs
rev With TIE R.s&d--s IN the sahi.J &c woIoT. He
Gays that bis Govern USnt d1s -os olsc. 10 ske i1
grstion II cE ne, b.: seed deng,r !. he organz.d
FLAMING OF cooo!es By sotei = power on ts sbo,es-
He ssys also that toe gram transferred by A1ofose
W. Thompson, The REPRESENTATIVE o. ths Our q II
Coppaav 20 t5e Uo;tfd StsNs has nc validity hsyllg
never been co frmed hy ths prcpsr Authorities, 7hers
arc ghcso ho iesr ias. thc Teg-!. o. tIc eosr
psiso will DC tie enrichment y The owners Of the
r.lGes.
Evy-Is's onpsss-FILTsRIsG rgoY Yz5Eoys-TE5 xAs
usL CT THE p4rostT.
Cen Niger WaTshippe. .Hy7,er has recently issued
an order as Milton Hi" from which We copy the fol
lowing
. 1, is With deep regret that the General Command
Ing tbs Department has received several reports against
officers for returning fugitive slnves 10 direct violation
Of law Of Congress-. IL will hardly be believed when
il 10 announced that q New Englsnd Colonel is 10 day,
in the second year Of the rebellion In sres, for having
been engaged in tho manly talk Of turning young
woman, whose skin almost % Hhiio a. his own 10
the cruel lash Of her rebel master.
g. Numerous Gc;s OF plierng from the negroes have
taken place in the neghbohood OF Beaufort committed
by men wearing the uniform o! the ULited S.sies.-
cannot and will no, Disgrace tho name by calling them
solIiers To enable Gen. Sixon to have these petty
thieves arrested and cent this pos! for punishment the
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