- ' and treatmutuwy agreed not taro W“ W “1°”! WWW

theumt'or' unitin- P8163, but'to insist ' on having them at their own terms 3—thia - with,de Emu-Chieftain. Weapon

they drewﬁtp towards thetowne and ﬁred it till. they vvne‘arlyvredtieed it. to ashes-— until they murdered ,npwardg of twenty of

the; peaceahleginhabitantssr and compelled the miserable Chieftain to stir-render the-

_ "Wretched Vietirns of ' slav, at their own _ ipricc,_ which he W33. obligede torcomply ‘i' *With,’°‘br euﬁ'erithe total destruction bf a

‘ whghtonahrtvish i blood “Cli',

iieeof its innocent'inhabiran‘tsg ’ this tra-

' ed ', he was ell grid toreﬂeCt, was acted

- ‘ Emanuel-w "' whilsr‘a‘Eteneh_tessel '"frr'thatharhoursjja't the same tiris'eereltrsed

W .t‘tojacttinlconcert with them, and preferred“

payin ‘ the money originally] demanded‘liy the Cgieftaln, to the bloodyan inhuman hatchery, of rational beings for the gratiﬁ.

’ catiOn of the avaricions passions 0! digit”

77 covetous employer»: who, ‘to shew theip _. approbation of the bloody deed, have re. "commissioned the same captains, as a re.

; ward (og'their ‘ Minstrel. services; and; ' their vessels are at this monient chartered.

'for the, same prosperous voyage l: -

' ' Mr.Wilbtrforce,with'rnttch agitation, ' ’ l r ... here expressed Estrong inclination to men;- tie!) the names of t ’ A humane commanders, bnt'hmiming-some- l where!) the propriety'of snchf‘a proceeding the Home," with ‘onehvoicee‘ cried out,

.' ﬂamethem'l n'aine them, name theml. l ' f Mr. Wilberforce then,” mentioned the . g’rnomss,’ of Bristol", Capt, Phillips; the 5 'mms.;bi Liverpool ; .the Recovery, of ., '.‘:Br‘_ifsti}_l"; the Betsey, of Liverpool y the

» er'W‘SP]"Oi“B(i5‘0iy and another” ,

é o I [iiere the Romain a very man- ~Athe charges exhibitedthus, and the dis.

t . graee'attachedf_ to British seatnen by

w v , we]. .-,_SSQILMWIHAIIIablGtPITOC¢degLJ.

» "ersJWilberforce' then proceeded in a re-

.Tajtion ofLOther giants: and barbarous pro.

; teedings,,,a‘ndconcluded as warm and ani. ~ « _ mated‘speeehywSMtating-r, that the motion

s y . he intended» submit to their consideration . thisnight diii'ered in some degree from that-

" he had oéered'lasi sessions. -‘Upon the fur-

; ‘meroécnion’he had proposed; that the fur.

’ ~‘ -' " the? iin nation of Negroes into the West 7 7 ~ India is ands ehould‘c‘ei’se ; thereby putting 7 r‘cn-“iul'nediare-‘I termination-‘tﬁ therifslav’e " ‘ ‘ -'A'i'ra‘dél7intby‘hii present motion, hein- tended to leave open. question u on which

. Wain. -—Q.Pi°jﬂﬂnaformerlymtivn:thcs '

,' {opposing Lenincidence upon the propriety ‘ AbOiitIon Land that Was; at what-period,

' whether the present or some future one, that »

_ Aholitien meld corporate. For this per.

, ‘ ‘nerrappeared to feel the enormityof ‘-

‘“ the iuiportation oftNe ro Slaves _" from timeout of Alrieeto ' lsﬁtl'h . « condom mama landﬁll?

" ed.” ',

eatzgsppoua the motion'for than. t

--t-io’n vd’engoe" they would attend: ,the measure, 'which'he threatenediwoul'd followed byte general mommies: whites several is’lhndsétld. ‘ " able colonies nothit eonntrys;

upon thegmnnd'of the impolieysand

* nitnde or nuphhr‘seﬁcient-to‘tjustifr those details of emkyyhieh had-been industri-

onsly circula‘tedau ground for the abolition. ,

; Mr. rotate," with when aeoliand abiﬁty supported the nation ofabolitiona; Colonel for m, With” much severity, re. probated the measure-of ‘abolition,t, as pro. ductive of the greatest mischief, or, rather

annihilation, both to‘the West Indies them-7 selves, and the Trade and-Commerce of this“

country;- ‘ . . , ,t supported thematio'n‘ with animation and ability. ‘ er. Secretary. Dalia: addps‘ed ' a middle rcourte between the two extremes, which ap- peared in thetopinionsofgenrlemen, the one or

the immediate and' unqualified abolition; ‘ the other supporting theeOntinuance of the s

trade in its utmost extent. Between these

which they bothenight be brought to agree.

On the one it is. maintained with the. contittimloftrhthfoaits waters. that the ~. ~

‘1

r. slave-.trade‘shhul‘dinotfexiet, becanseinc'o_n-._ ,

, strum-win:.jusrieru-wliem—cu the other handkit mi ht beze‘ontendedsfthat the int- mediate

of aholitionat some futureperiod, accom- panie'd by. sueht‘. internal regulations as . .shduld secure ‘the‘ regular suceessiOn of na-

islanda. - The Speske‘r,

._,M,r.eDn.ndas.~_. .1. . .. t . Mr. Fox entered into .the whole of the goestiori in spinal luminous and compre- hensive Manner, and contended in apposi-

.., .L.

«tion in the 'two'lasr speakersgnot only for v

abolition; Vtiut’rhst’imtnediatel’y.

Mn; .followed.u p his former ideas ~51» nto'vinvg;'3‘thTt_the word ointment be added tolshe migjnal'lnotid'n, thereby mi in theriaturdiaf, theihtehde‘d abolition spe- c; c. " “' “- ‘M '

r. minimise, eech obome length,

tar-g “ng agbiaggtlthé‘ s olitioh in run; Hers“ ‘Attotloeygto fthem said ‘Wil’liirn-Graeeignnd

also mov‘efktnmdjonrhment, _in order for ' further time to consider the rnotions he had

, 'er. Fit}, in one of the lamest argumenta.

‘ ,tiveand.elo?nont efforts that ever fell even

from .hitnse'l , sitpported the inertial: sho- q-litioniy ‘ '. ’ .

throngh , . . 0.6.,

Heelso’con-T "tenderlgthat‘noieueh evil; existed, . in tango.

c “meta; and their, 1 two he was; inclined to adopt somewhat in ,

ition would Ire-dangerous to the 2 "safety of ongsitlendﬁgor ,th'efpreservation'of _ property ; he. therefore suggested the idea

Itiv'e inhabitahiis'rmfor the c'liliivatiOn of bar. .-

with much ingenuity ofi‘ ' argumentmu'pported theideas suggested ,by v

. settle,

The" House then proceeded tndivide up.

on, the rest and'rmpormftiq’ues’dou, u amen .hy Mr. Dnndas, - _

- - ‘ A?“ 7-,. - -- 4-36

e ' Note” "- ea 7 85,: I

Majority forthe gradual ” ' ‘ , yl ' ~of the Slave""Prade, '45

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