The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-07
ON THEIR WAY TO AFRICA.
Another He6iTa Of Negroes 70 the
LibeTial Promised Land.


Most Of the Emigrants Ola Hen and
Women, With a sprinklinR of Young
Blood.
Among the passengers on the City Of
Augusta for New York yesterday after
noon were thirty-eieht Georgia negroes,
men, women and children, bound for
Liberia. to them the promised land flow
ing with milk and honey The party only
counted thirty on the steamship list, two
children being counted as one passenger,
and the babies not being counted at all
The party arrived from Atlanta on the
morning tram and made their way to the
Ocean Steamship Company's dock, where
they took up their headquarters until the
time for their departure. They were OBJ
jects of curiosity to the hundreds of
negroes on the wharves, who frequently
stopped to chat with them and inquire
the meaning of the movement.
The replies of the emigrants showed
that they were possessed OF a sort of re
hgious enthusiasm ON the sub ect Of their
hegira Liberia, they declared, was
land Of milk and honey to which the
negroes might fee from the slavery and
thraldom of n civilization which demands
constant hard work of them at low wages
and does not always furnish the work to
enable them TO earn the wages. The in
tent of their replies was that they had
found the demands Of civilization too
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Brown said that the emigration society
had two or three thousand members in
Atlanta. each of whom contributes what
hetcan monthly 70 general iuhu. When
sun loI, sum Is Is, se ?S party 81
those reauy 70 go 10 liberia IS organized
ana SEM on. Brown sala ms was
the nrst large party TO oe sent OUT, but
sinalIer parties uggFegaLlng iorIy-ohe IN
an, hau peen SEN, sSnD On auedu; oolne Oh
theso nau oeolt nc"lu ION an! were 20
Jug WSH' IN arriving III L4loe-
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70 aluquG9ylOu aS 70 "nouuer Uhey haa
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farming 1oVIS WIN "hlCh TO make crop,
ne aChAO"IGul Gu tuoV Ouey Hdu AoU, ouG
salu Uhey "oGiu receive help there until
TneS were aSlo 10 SUPPORT themselves
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ne ~ DC auie 10 VeII MS peopie mere more
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Cdstoh Is IAe treasurer OF lhe society
ne goJ mo some trouble ABOUT the funds
some tlLe ago ana was arrested put
4uandgeu 70 clear Hlu.Sell ana was restored
Brown said that CASTOR has the indorsa.
ment Of both the United States and the
Liberian governments and has been prom
ised government aid in his colonization
scheme.
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sHree's eHeLe' SaI1 one, anu looking lor
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starNG - mere le are thousands OF people
Mho nave uIeA oUI OF work TOT months,
anu lucy aLo EIoW 9,l.4 uespoFale, Ihere Is
ny . nan ~ ~ ms MS. crowd VINO mas hau
S1gS MoIh III 1HC IasL luree IuohU1s'
/ am carpenter and briCgebuilder nv
trade and used 10 make 81 30 a day. 1
nave not averaged 20 cents day for the
last turee months. Inc newspapers ad-
Feftlae Auahta so mQch as being such
great place lhaJ hundreds OF people are