, 1862-08-21

b,,t ealubriouE shore. There is wide differ
cnce between our races much wider, perhaps.
than that which exists between any other two
racce. Your race suffers very greatly, lud
nnr race sufftra in suffering vour race to auffer
In word, ne both suffer, which establishes
reason re- Why our race should not suffer your
race to remain here any ionsef;. a., LOU VINO are
here are all present, suppose"
aPerhans YOU have not been here all yonr
1,vea Your race is suffering the greatest
wrong that ever WIS; but when Jon cease to
snt1er: Your eufIerings are still far from an
/ EQUALITY With our aufferings. Our white men
ar doi1r % and often taking Malvern Hills. This Is
m nnr account. You are the cause Of It. How
snn have caused it / will not attempt to ex-
main. for I do not know; but 1t Is better for
Ia both to be separated, and It Is vi1elV selfish
In YOU e do not speak unklndlyl 10 Wish to
remain here in preference to gong to Nova
Zemhla. The fact that we have always op-
messed you renders you still more blamablt,
es1iecialiy whtu we reflect upon the fact that
fiat you have never shown resistance. A trip
|. on your part to Nova Ze1nbla will benefit both
races. cannot promise you mucn bliss right
away. You may staFVe at first, or die on the
passage; but in the II yolutionaFy war Cane
fure, he Was benefting his race; aad,
thoue1 do not see much similarity between
his clse and yours, you had better go to NoV2
Zcmbla, You Inny think that you could live
in Washington, perhaps more 80 than you
could live on foreign shore. This 1s Mis-
brjgadiet6 on iurlongh can live here.
The festive isle Of Nova Zembla has been in
existence for some time, and iB larger than
any smal!er place know OF: Maoy of the
original settlers have died, and their offspring
would still be living had they lived long
+r,H IN fho o1s
You may object to 60 on, on accouutof your
affection for our race, but It does net Strike
I me that there is any cogent reason for such
affection. 30 you had bettergo to Nova Fem.
hla- The Particular place have in view !oi
your colonization is the great highway be.
supposed grave 1t is popular route o
travel, being much f1equented By the facetiou.
penguin and the flowing seal. It has great re-
sources for ice-water, and you will be sb!e tc
have ice~cream every day, provided you cup
| ply yourselves with the essence of lemon and
! ise you nothing. There are fine harbors on al
| sides OF this place, and though you may SEE
| no ships there, it will be still some satisfac
| tlon 10 know that you have sucn adm1raol.
harbors. Again, there is evidence Of very
| rich bear-hanting. When you take you1
| wives and families to phase where there il
| no food, nor any ground TO be cultivated, no
| any place to live in, the humau mind woull
| as naturally turn to bear-hunting as to any
| thing else. But If you should die OF starva
I tion at the outset, even bear-huating ma,
dwindle into insignidcance. Why 7 attac;
so much Importance to bear-hunting is, twill
aford ycu an opportunity to die more easIl,
| than by famine and exposure. Bear-huntin.
| is the best thing know Of under such eli
cumstapces.
You are intelligent, and know that 1umh,
life depends as much upon those who posses
| IT. AnVh1nV f1Ea And TDTch will 5E
pend upon yourselves if you go to Nov
Zemb1a. As to the bear-hunting, I think
see the means available for engaging you i
that very soon Without injury to ourselves
wish to spend little money to get TO
there, and may possibly lose it all but "
cannot expect to succeed in anything if u
are not successful in it.
The political affairs Of Nova Zembla aren
in quite such condition as could wish, th
the bears having occasional fights there, ovc
the body Of the last EsQuimaux governor; BIT
these bears are more generous than we ar.
They have no objection to dining upon IL
| coiored race.
Besides, would endeavor to have you maa
equn1e, end have the best assurance that 70
t should be equals Of the best. The practic,
thing want to ascertain is, whether can gt
o cestain number Of able bodied men to sen
to Z place offering such encouragement and a
fractions. Could get hundred tole1ably inte
ligent men, with their wives and children, t
1,a1tske Of I'LL this bIiss3 Can I have fftr
III bad twenty-five able-boaied men, propefl
seasoned with women and children, I cou]
make commencement These are subject
| Of very great importance; and worry month
study Of the paternal offer have made 70,
II you have no consideration for yoursslve
at least consider the bears, and endeaVor t
reconcile yourselves to the beautiful IN
pleasing little hymn of childhood, comman