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Governor Roberts, from the Cainnr :
being in the city, xas requested 10 aadres j, /
pie OF New-York, by the President OF the c..
non Society yesterday evening. Quite !.
bic audience was collected 4


After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Cuns, a,
By colored Preacher from Liberia vas n.s,
ing the claims OF the Coloni.ls in iibed.


people OF the United States Tor sBpp u, in 4


fcul.es. and more coun,enance ,haa ,hsy {
ce!yei. He also gsve bret deserip,ioo


progress o. arts and science IN that CoaGps
the peculiar saIubrily and heaitbiness Of The :,
strongly contrasting with many portion. !,
connuy, and bis own conclusions thefeftor
was region most desira5ly calculated )
colonization OF free blacks, end that nor


pie'lous difficulties hsd di sppeared sino )
taolishment OF Lsw and Civil Government.


Governor BoBERrs then spoke. He g.s


scrpuon oil The country three hundred NIL,


the coast a. ne had found il in u tour he h..,
immediately before his snbarSa,ion Tor Ii. !
States, and OF the decided advance made h


not under the Jurisdiction OF the COLONY i
IDENTIFY feeling tho influence of their laws ;, {
ton. He spoke OF members VI those ,ribA.
been educated al Liberia, and inbibe,i the ,rs
of Christianity. The number of such pers,-e
| 20 great as 10 rend.r unnecessary the -
regular Interpreters. Bur the mos, ip,,o,,''
meut he made was that the Colonis,s h.31
disposition 10 remrl TO the United S;s,es =. :
themselves up TO the improvement of n =
their fathers, and the cultivation Of III. s
lived on He cited as circumstsncs n -, -
assertion, that al, attempt OF English En- Nv
tamper with the Colonisls had entirely 80
English Government being mos, anxios. '",'''' ,o "
plant the Colony 10 Jamaica. I"


Afterwards Rev. bir. Carroll, Secre,,,v a.,


Ionzatiou Society. made an appeal IN b.b.S - :
Colony, based on the great proportion Of ~ =
10 Christianity among tie ooionis,s. H. ~
most advan;age0uSy 10 the !oruier, the e. 80
with the Abolition movement. The Rsy -
was rather caus,c in his coninenis =, a.
ism rs developed in this and other ci,.. ~. -


up with an appeal TO the audience 10 s,,wS
scheme in behalf Of which they wsn s!.p- eppet
with their purses, ior the purpose Of s5Jos 7.
territory of the colony upon the coast &.
weapons and African cunosiries we,e cyb;b;..I
accounts give of ths several products Of ..' ,ba :
try-as Coffee. Ginger, &c. ~


After this Rev. S!r. Winans of NIiss;..;or.
dressed The audience, and the meeting sd;o',flY,