Views of Colonization
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has not forgotten it ; and with good reason does she yet remember it. It had nearly ruined the colony, and the Society too. But if " two cargoes" could produce such mischief in 1832, what will not twenty or fifty in 1932 ? The Board of Managers have not forgotten the oversight they committed, and for which they were severely berated by some of their best friends ; and having learned wisdom by experience, they will be very careful in future. The Southampton massacre was the leading cause of driv...ing off those wretched people. Some of them were whipped to make them willing to go. This, as Mr. Breckenridge says, was "the concentrated virulence of public odium. " (N. Y. Observer, Feb. 15, 1834. ) Should such troubles again occur, as they will, if slavery continues, what will the Society do ? Confess its incompetency, refuse a pass- port to the miserable " outcasts" who may be coerced under similar circumstances, (thus tempting the southern people to transport them themselves, and of their own ac- cord to make Liberia a Botany Bay, ) or again jeopardize their own existence and the happiness of every colonist, by receiving all who will come or be sent, whatever may be their moral character ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
has not forgotten it ; and with good reason does she yet remember it. It had nearly ruined the colony, and the Society too. But if " two cargoes" could produce such mischief in 1832, what will not twenty or fifty in 1932 ? The Board of Managers have not forgotten the oversight they committed, and for which they were severely berated by some of their best friends ; and having learned wisdom by experience, they will be very careful in future. The Southampton massacre was the leading cause of driv...ing off those wretched people. Some of them were whipped to make them willing to go. This, as Mr. Breckenridge says, was "the concentrated virulence of public odium. " (N. Y. Observer, Feb. 15, 1834. ) Should such troubles again occur, as they will, if slavery continues, what will the Society do ? Confess its incompetency, refuse a pass- port to the miserable " outcasts" who may be coerced under similar circumstances, (thus tempting the southern people to transport them themselves, and of their own ac- cord to make Liberia a Botany Bay, ) or again jeopardize their own existence and the happiness of every colonist, by receiving all who will come or be sent, whatever may be their moral character ?
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