The Rights OF AL.

New York, Friday, June 10, 1929.

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We were sorry to see in the New York
Observer Of last week, our paper. noticed as
having been issued merely in consequence Of
the change Of the " Freedoms journal" in
respect to African Colonisaton. We plainly
stated in our Address, to friends and patrons,
sentiments wholly different from those attribut-
ed TO US by the observer" and we think it
ungenerous in the enlightened Editors of that
paper, to doubt our veracity.-The improve
ment Of society is our object, and were there
not coloured man in America, save the
Editor Of this paper: and as much corruption
and sin as there now is, we should feel it our
duty to issue this publication. Such is the
christian charity of the Editor, that he would
feel as much concerned for the improvement
ofvirtue and religion, among the white popu-
lation as among the coloured. The salvation
Of the King Of Great Britain, lies as near his
heart, as the salvation of any of the sable
Kings on the continent Of Africa.


That there are many errors 10 judgment,