THE POLYNESIAN.

SATURDAY, DEC. 10. IS4O.
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The vices and cnormitics too commonly
practiccd by lawlcss portion of the to,cign
population in the Pacific, are frequently so
prominent as to entirely fill up the fore
ground of the picture, and justly to draw
forth the most severe condemnation Still.
those who indulge in such ccnsurcs are apt
to lose 5 sht of the original character of the
heather, and to occupy themselves too much
with the present contrast between such
countries and the most ciyilzcd--a compar-
lson as un ust as it is erroneous. They
should remember that these men 50 far from
being capable of adding to the natural de-
pravity OF the natives, actually suffer by con-
tact with them The restraints of law, do
mcstic affections and religion which operate
10 a greater or less extent in IA civilized com
munity to restrain their passions, do not en-