but tdut those.-who feci and under
stand Q) those, who. frwjiv' habit,
( si .. u4i!AU.Jp4f'tc.l io:iU.' its
bearing and connections, should be
allowed to prosecute a useful object,
although thus connected,4 and conduct
il with l be caie and caution it le
qi i' P Ami il it eomequeuces shall
lead lo the upp sed cootiUhiou, shall
open a way, without violuling the
rights of uny, (o deliver uslroma
8(n gu-a cr evil nil uo objtctioo
that can tie urged against its prose
cution f
I o those who charge the Society
with the contrary motive ui design
ing to perpetuate slavery, lb? would
beg leave io say, that il is not rea
sonable to infer such purpose,, from
-the circumstance of the Society's con
fiitiug us operations to the ireepeo
pi. of colour. The Managers could,
with no propriety, depart tronuiheir
original and avowed purpuse, aod
make emancipation tbeir object. Aud
tb y would further nay. that if ihey
were not thus restrained by the terms
of their association, ihry would s til i
cousider aoy attempts o promotw the
increase of the free coloured popula
tion by mauu mission, unnecessary,
premature, and dangerous.
They hope thai more correct view,
nre now entertained throughout our
country, of tbe manner in whieh all
-bjetr i n any way- coitttereil r w h h
""TaVery, should be considered and
conducted.
IT teems now. to be admitted that,
whatever has any bearing upon thai
question, must he managed with the
uimost consideration, that the peace
and order of society must not be ei -dangered
by indiscreet and ill-time. i
efforts to promote emancipation; an)
that a true regard should b manilt
ted to the feelings and the fears, and
even the prejudices of those, whose
with anxiety . lo learn whether, the
(irjL-ek Heel hub actually arrived i-
Misso oimhi. Letters from Gurfu
say that the British Commissioner,
J. Adams, has evinced a disposition
to interpose bin good othces net wen
Missolonghi and Ibrahim. Other
letters sa, tb.it the Hrihhh flag was
Uoaling upon that fortress : while o
thers again, assert that the Greek
General Gouras, had arrived by fore
d marches, with a considerable uun
ber of troops, o the succour of Mis
M)looeln. Letters from Venice ol
the 1st April say, "that nothing mon
ts known of Missolnughi since the
18th of March, when the Arabs we're
lepufned."
1 he Mew-York Evening Pot ol
the 30i Is ult. in acknowledging the
teceipt of the London dates of I the
2 2d of Auril. bv the Vav of Boston.
says "It will be recollected bjlCJ
readers mat the last ncc uuts from,
Greece were by a private letter froo
Corfu, dated March I4tb, which sta
ted the fall of l ssolonglu, detailing
the particulars of 'he attack of the
1 arks and tbe loss of the city. This
letter now (urn out, as we suspected
at tbe time of it a publication, a mean
fabrication, got moat probably for
stiine speculative purpose We can
mow congratulate the friemls ol
Greece upoi fair prospects for that
uu try Should the rtpfarr be cor
i eefy as slaiVtl hTlo w, tha England
I' ranee and Austria have umed to
I ctate to Turkey an arrangement
ith Greece, it is presumed thai a
rial adjustment cannot be remote.
Ve refer our readers to the follow-
iisj extracts:"
Latest from England. We are in
debted to Mr. Toplift'for Londoo pa
pern to April 22. 1 lir-y contain very
Mile news It was exp' cted that the
dissolution of Parliament would take
place some time from the middle of
Co-operation is esieuiial.
The Managers of the Society per- May to the second week in June, hut
cHve with cratificution-. ibal.(tbeie the precise time was not tixd.- At
ikmih wAwu'k T,s,vrap ws?t(!rs'.-Tvus-nr v i .r -jiL8Tr.7;i- Jirfc.ii:!sij.-vi,i'ft
jr!jpri"tor and. llik lobf:.er for' thre' HttrTcction ur Valeuclay utider GyTttrT'
al Paez. Several of the nrinerrjal
inh'ahitantf Had been kijM, by ibe
forces nnder Pnez, whose orroy c n
sictcd of from two 10 three thousand
men. He was snid o be on bin way
to Caraccas, to separate that pun of
tno repubhc from the otter two und
make it u distinct government,
Huch w us the constcmaiioo st La
guira and uerto Cabello," ibst all
vHels having provisions on board
were pruMluted from leaving port,
and thut these portx tvere to--be free
from dulit-n for six months, Tbe
Dutch Corttul requested the Govern
or of Cumcoa to 'lispatch to tbe above
mentioned place, a sloop of war, to
protect the foreigo merchants and
vears, or fur the time which shall h
igrfedj.on between them. This con
tract w'i'l provide for the reimburse,
went of lhepasfingc money und, sucl
other advances as the propietor shall
have made for the Jaborer.
5, After the expiration of the con
tract, the proprietor shall line bis in
fluence with the government In favor
of the Uedemptioner, who shall have
nithfullv satisfied tlic conditions of
his contract, to obtain fir him the
land which has been promised to those
wh shall emigrate to tho Republic,
hnviijg a right to the equality of a
H yien.
4 If t hp Reden:tionpr hIidII have
in their families and of their kindred
. - .
some, who, by reason ol their ogje or 'heir properly, and to receive bini on
infirmitien are not able tr support board. Tw days after the reception
themtelves by their labor and reim- of the letters, a sloop of war wast
hurse the advances which hall have sent aeeordingly to Pito Cabelltf
been made to them, they shall be and the next d iy anolhe- slo p of
supported in pari by their relation, war, to protect foreign merehaMn aod
in a condition to labor, and in pari b all goods committed to the comaiao
the proprietor; that is to say, two der of the vessel for nafe keeping.
(birds by the relatives, aod one third i i
by he proprietor p t ; Tlte 20th of May, being the anni-
B. The ccritract which shall be vemary of that day on wbteb tbe
made wiih mechanics anil artisans Meckienburers of 1775 iadeoiified
who may emigrate. hall only be for their fame with that of A.nerieaa In
eighteen montbn unless fbe emi- dependence, vr as celebrated in this
grant himself shall prefer to make it plaee by the Lafayette Art tier y Com
for a longer timei- , " pt ny. This tegant miiiUry b..dr.
As soon as ihe agricultural code, uodr the commantl of GxLDXL.Thouia&
wbieli our Legislature Is about to Polk, parad -d olit e collegf green,
sanction, shall be published. 1 will and after pertoroning, in, handsome
send you several bopies of if. It will style, the usual evolutions, they mov
be clearly seen that the Government ed in order to th tavnro f Robert f.
m anxiou-t ejive security and pro- Diokins, where an exec lent dinner.
lection, at all times to those who as given in eomplim nt to their eum
pire to the noble profession-ol ctnti
vators of the earth. I salute you
with high consideration,
Signed,
B INGINAC.
appreciated in those states where
slavery is only heaTd of, and wher
perhaps the perplexities of its opera
tions upon soeiery, and the necessi
ties it creates and imposes, have not
been generally, understood,
Fr m the sittiatioo of the soi
Imghi had not surrendered, and the
accounts of this event before receiv
ed, as we conjei lured, were uotrut.
fbe Karl of Liverpool, in the House
f Lords, in ansiver lo an inquiry re
peeling tip Jet er wliich has been
published in many of the
einzeni of the slave states, they have colonel, saitl, -.he facts meutioned ("7 "f" 1 on" Cavello,) n the occa-iou U the rrr;rn,ry orjr iaire- Ji
h.d abundant opnorlunilie. of wit- in the let.er could not tbe.efo-c be 3H.li the exHc; nature and object p.d nnces or-. 1 ho company wu
ippHrlunilies
nensing the progress of opinion upon
tl .h subject, - nd of accurately know-
;ing rs present state. 'I hey are eon
Vi'cc(i) that there are now bundredi
of masters who are io onlv from ne
" 'cessityr.wbo are prepared to manu
mit their slave, whenever means are
provided for their reception and sup
port in IVei Colony; and they believe
rthrit- this; disposition, evenMyithout
any legislative enactments, will in
crease far more rapidly,, than the
r ..meant for its gratification ean he af-
,f. r ed
rlwy trut, tlu wfore thai the ob
: ject which tbej have endeavoured to
place before the American pe pie,
-and which is now proved to be at-tainabl-,
will be found interesting to
'"every portion of our country, and that
ft-aTp
; q tences to result from it, can herea--Mhly
enteridined. !
- V those, therefore, whom ha
Selected as the guardians . of her in
;'.; teests, your Memorjalisls beg etve
( o irm irn i C t h i s lm poftant utjectt
trusting thattbeir wisdom will devise
S'tHf;weans"bylvbieh' the work they
ibnye thus far accomplished, maybe
r- f mde to promote those interests, and
:.the- common welfare of our country.
true, for it represented MiS"longh
io r.uve raneti at a lime wnen n naa
certainly not fallen " L wi assert
ed on the Hiitbo ity of a letter from
Fin. e. thai Mr. VilMe had declar
ed that Pnlnd, France aud Aus
tria, had agreed on detailing to Tnr
kt y nn H'i atigeiiien! with Greece, and
in cotMi quence, for the observance of
neutrality. France would not allow
of open conn tldiMons for the Gieeks
HAY II-
Copy of a letter from B. Inginaci
President tie Philanlhropic So
ciet of Ilajtiin the tinnie of the
Committee of the Hoeiety, to Mr.
IV l.undy, Kditor of the Genius of
Universal Ktnacipation, dated.
Port au Prince, 0 May, 18 6.
$ir f received your leMer of tlie
3d. Int, and immediately consulted
some members of the Committee of
'..the Philanthropic Society; in order
to answer i h five questieun wh'jrh
you have propounded, respecting the
slaves emancipated in the United
Slate, who nhall be in a cont'itjoti to
pass to Ha) ti.
t' The passage will he fixed, for
a laboring man, and will comprise
food during the passage from the
United -States, at (mm sixteen to
twentv dollars, according to the sea-
JWir-Foi-A". May 29.
Insurrection m Colombia. In the
Mary tiobin, which errived yester
day from St. Ihomas, came passen-
i a.
army on Ins w y to f.ngl"nJ, will
despu'ehes from Sir Hubert Ier Por
ter. British Consul at Caraccas, and
the British Minuter to (. olmbia, wi n
was on board the frigate Gulalea at
Ltguara
Fi.om this gentleman we learn, that
I their ouutry good. GiitVL. atokea
maoder by thr- Artillerists, was hon
ored with a few of those revolutiona
ry veterans who yet remain with us;
who, in the times that tri d men's
souls, shed their blood freely when
duty and honor called, and who con
sidered individual interest but as dast
in the balance when comoitrpd with
v
4
lu tne eer
fit. - - 11 1-!.
i no8. ur. ro k in caiuiie
emonieii of lh d ;v of public fesiivi
m . -
ty. It whs -i pu.die com ineoaarati)
of thevir ii-s of our fathersit was
a day of pride and gratification f
the citizens f the county, and ev-ry
bosom glowed tvitb honesi exultation
sr a s
vie trom tiavrq of me 2tM ann
fi 'im London of the 2 2d April, render
i ? X ircmely j! o o b f u T w h efber-'th is
plHee has fallen, and indeed furnish
s"ng ground to hope that it has
D' t." ,A 'eifer dated el Flor-nce on
0 e th'or April Md published ii the
C"ar er Fra' caise snys, r l ave
inn tnn lliirda of thii mm Air n u n.
Ch'M 'eston and Boston bringing ad three years of age. finilively known which Uas gi
7. When the liedemtioncrs shall
labor upon shares, with u proprietor,
they shall have one half of all they
receive from the ground which"ifieV
enltivale-their portion of the quad
rupeds or fowl which lhft ratiej
will be one-four! h. Ii will be neces
sary for the security of the purtiei.,
IbftlbntmCtm
m a ,
oTwmcri ws not Known, tun ii was
reported that the (roups and Cabildos
of that city and Po, to Cavell had
proclaimed Gen Pm z the Chief or
President of Ve ezuela. This tti
eer, to whom the troops and p p r
said to be much attached, nd sme
time previously been recalled to Bo
gota, and Gen Kscolona appointed
his successor, but he slid. retained the
command of tho troops, and as with
his staff in Valencia when tbe revolt
took place. Some lives were said to
have been lost in that city. General
Marino was marching on Caraccas
at the bead of a body of troops, and
expected to enter on the 3th 1n9 ant.
When Capt. Brooke lefMhat place,
the authorities did not intend to ofler
any opposition to the revolutionists,
b u t were jlriparing to . r ece i v e i hem
The merchants bad been called upon
for a supply of money, and had ad
vanced 500 dollars on securities of
the Custom house at La Guayra. It
was feared list was only tbe prelude
to larger demands. An Kmbargo
was laid on all vessels at La Guayra
on they dtb instr but on that even
ing the Galatea touched there on her
way to Carthagena, with the British
Minister ou board, and at night the
Kmbarg' was taken oft. As some
alarm existed amount the merchants,
it vvas supposed the frigate would re
matn t.i n t i I aaii lid all An ts l fool sfwl
ill o i ii tiuiii wiiiniriav i vbiuivui
iJT-
gener
ally supposed to be (be formation of
Venezuela i -td a Federal tcte.
V-T. Jfr.
cA 'ew 1 'o r I; May 3 1 .
From Sou(lfJim7ric(i.-i the nr
rival of t he ship.Chnrlestoir, Captain
cherished wmIi volunteer and pattfo-
tie song ir .m the gr tybaired hero
whose bosoms glvie I with the firo
to a tuazed o bug' tly i j our revala
tionury strugicle. Irtb snd od
huni'tr pervaded every bosom, and the
feast was closed in harmony and gd
fellowship. V. Several toasts were
drank, accompanied with discharges
of caonon. Charlotte Journal.
The Editor of the Unif-d States
Gnzclte relates the following anec
dote, which occurred at th else of
the late session of Gongre s: On 9st
urday night, or ratber Su (day snorn-i-'g,
it was fouud necessary to des
patch the Sergeant-at-armsio compel
the members to come into the legis
lative ball in order to forma qoo
rmn necuary towards witnessing
tbe signature of the speaker to a par
ticular hill; and when these tronnt
members tfre brought in, it was also
necessary by Parli uneniary osaes
that they-shouldmake an apology,
for (heir abscence. One verv vrorthv
parsonage plead that he could not
cunscieotiously sot in a legislative
hall and transact public business, on
the Sabbath. The exeus, wa gra
ciously received, though n-t without
a smile when tho Sergeant at Arms
mentioned that he had brought tho
wortiiy gentleman out of tn oyster cel,
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l.et:;of ; j.prr: tpiceZt'
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l heivdilQtuil thT Aotrtigta Chron
icle offers a reward of g2( ftr this
detection of tho person, w ho sent hitn
an' obituary notice of the deallMif lr.
J. J Miigtetiiii, which turned out to
he u "ha e-4i-wf-aUeio!W fabrieatieo.9
h is to bo Ifoped fliat the ICditor) will
prove successful in Tel ruling out "then
author ol'the i m posit ion, that his
scora
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