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[9]REPORl'OftheCommittee,towhomzapreferr edthemnemorialofthePresidentandBoardofsl anagersoft/e' , , ,towhomwasreferredthememorialofthe" ,"have,accordingtoorder, , ,tothe14thcongress,yourcommitteebegleave toadd,thatanewinteresthasbeenrecentlyimp arted-tothebenevolententerpriseofthememo rialists, ,whichhasbeensolongthecrimeofEurope,thes courgeofAfrica, ,concurredinthatjustandhumanepolicyofthe UnitedStatesiwhichGreatBritainwasthefirs ttoimitate,andwhichbyherliberalandunre-m ittingseal, ,thevictimofthisinhumantraffic,isembrace damongtheviewsofthemomorialists,theremov alofthisformidableimpedimenttotheirsucce ss,iscalculatedtoele-vatethehopesoftheph ilanthropist, ,barbarism,andsuperitition,acontinentofv astextent,spreadoutbeneatheveryclimate,e mbracingeveryvarietyofsoil, ' ,fromconsiderationspecu-liartotheUnit( ,andtheydeemitunnecessarytherefore, ,however,forbeartoremark,thattimeisunc)

[9]J rica, orwith one ormoreof the governmentsof Europeas maybe necessary to obtain such territory, andto secureto the contemplated colonyevery advantage whichhe mydeemessential to its future in. dependence andprosperity. "Whereasthe General Assembly of Virginia have repeatedly sought to obtainan asylum, beyondthe limits of …

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1 [9]REPORl'OftheCommittee,towhomzapreferr edthemnemorialofthePresidentandBoardofsl anagersoft/e' , , ,towhomwasreferredthememorialofthe" ,"have,accordingtoorder, , ,tothe14thcongress,yourcommitteebegleave toadd,thatanewinteresthasbeenrecentlyimp arted-tothebenevolententerpriseofthememo rialists, ,whichhasbeensolongthecrimeofEurope,thes courgeofAfrica, ,concurredinthatjustandhumanepolicyofthe UnitedStatesiwhichGreatBritainwasthefirs ttoimitate,andwhichbyherliberalandunre-m ittingseal, ,thevictimofthisinhumantraffic,isembrace damongtheviewsofthemomorialists,theremov alofthisformidableimpedimenttotheirsucce ss,iscalculatedtoele-vatethehopesoftheph ilanthropist, ,barbarism,andsuperitition,acontinentofv astextent,spreadoutbeneatheveryclimate,e mbracingeveryvarietyofsoil, ' ,fromconsiderationspecu-liartotheUnit( ,andtheydeemitunnecessarytherefore, ,however,forbeartoremark,thattimeisuncea singlyaggravatingallthosedomesticevils,f or%whichtheme-norialistsaproptosetheunlv competentrenmedY, ; ,afterpissingthroughawarofunprecedentede xtentanc!)

2 Ealailitv, ,andwhich,forthehonoro4houmanity,itmayhe hoI)cd,hewillbedisposedtosignaliscbsr)! ,mirelv,beconteatwithamereforbearanceoff artherinjustice; 'ThcpeopleofthleUnite(Stateshaveretiredf romthesamecotlict,ton'jvaprosrit*whichha snever1) ,the),pos:iessabundance,tranq;, \olfiuchblessings,naturallyinspiresasent iment,theexisteniet( ,1thismecmorialproceeds;asocietyembracin gindi-vidoasofeLtrxreligiouandpoliticale nomination, )rCadunion,butbythealmostunanimousprocee dingsoftheILes:slaturesof'Virgginia,Mary land,Tennessee( ;' '.edthattheliberalandenlightenedpolicy,w hichdictatedthelre7solutioLnsanZtdacLsof thoseparticularstates, , ,inrelationtOqucstionls, ,butintheirreimotebearing, ,inotherquartersofthtUniteedStates,evinc e,thatifthefeelingsWhichanimatethem,wver elocalinthteirorigin,theyrequiredonlytob emanifested, ,ifitsoughttoimpair,intheslightestdegree ,therightsofprivateproperty,ortheyetmore sacredrightsofpersonalliberty, ,thesubsequentactsanddeclarations,aswell asthehighcharacterofthememorial-Iststhem selves,addedtothemostobviousinterestofth estates,whohaverecentlysanctionedthepurp ose.

3 OrrecognisetheexistenceoftheAmericanColo nizationSociety, , ,andinanticipationoftheactsofthegovernme nt,theyhave,atconsiderableexpense,sentou tagentstoexplorethecoastofAfrica, , ,wereasfavorable,ascouldhavebeenanticipa ted, ,however,cannotbecomplete,untiltheobject ofthememorialistsshallhavereceivedthesan ction,andthe! ,intheirbehalf,itappearstoyourcommittee, thattheresolutionofVirginia,whichtheybeg leavetosubjointothisreport,subsequentlys ustainedbyasimilarresolu-tionofMarylanda ndTennessee, ,orwiththeEuropeangov-ernmentswhichclaim certainportionsoftheshoresofthatcontinen t,itisbytheauthorityoftheUnitedStatesalo ne, ,having,bytheiradoptionofthefederalcon-s titutionsurrenderedthepowerofnegotiation ,tothegeneralgovern-ment,haveanundoubted righttoclaimtheexerciseofthatsovereignau thorityfortheirbenefit,wheneveritcanbeex ertedconsistentl' ,tothemaverysolenmnconsideration.

4 AndsubjectsthccitizensoftheUnitedStatesw hoengageinitsprosecu-tion,tomeritedpunis hment,haslefttheunfortunatebeings,whomth eviolationsofthislawaredailycastingupont heAmericanshore, [93 Tosaynothingoftheabstractproprietyottran sferringsuchanauthorityoverthepersonsand libertyoftheseforeignersfromthenational, tothestatelegislatures;entertainingnoapp rehensionthatCongresswillberendered,ther eby,accessarytoanyactofcrueltyorinhumani ty;itmustbeyetapparent,thattheindividual stateshavearighttorequiretheaidnowsought tobeobtainedfromthegeneralgovernment,ino rdertoenablethemselvestodischargethetrus treposedinthem,withoutaviolationoftheirl ocalpolicy, ,placedattheirdisposal, ,twootherresolutionsoftheHousetoiiquirei ntotheexpediencyofnmakingmoreelfectualpr o-vilionbylaw,forpreventingtneparticipat ionofthecitizensoftheUnitedStatesintheAf iicanslavetrade, )]

5 StULItiyoriginatedintheotherbranchotthen ationallegisla-ture, , ,toremark,thatthebtntficialefcuttobetexp ectedfromanyImproveenintofthepre-existin glaws,inrelationtotheformerspeciesoftral lic,whichcornmnencesitsenterpriseagallLS thumnanityandforeign,andremotetoat,andma turesitonthatofAmerica, , ,inrelationtothisbranchoftheinquirycharg eduponthem,thantointimatetheiropiniontha tnoactoflegislationwhatever,wouldbesolik elytoputdownthisiniquitoustraffic, , ,andtheemploymento!sudipartofthenavyaswo uldbebeitadaptedtosuchservice,inoccasion alvisitstotheAfricancoast, , ,andbegleavetorecommendtotheHouse,inrela tiontothefirst,theadoptionofthefollowing resolution.

6 Resolved,ThatthePresidentoftheUrlitedSta tes,be,andheishere,rquestedtotakesuchmea suresashemaydeempropertoascertain*whethe rasuitableterritorycanbeprocuredonthecoa srofAfrica,forcolonizingsuchofthefieepeo pleofcoloroftheUnitedStatesasmaybewillin gtoavailthemselvesofsuchanasy-lum, [9]Jrica,orwithoneormoreofthegovernments ofEuropeasmaybenecessarytoobtainsuchterr itory, "WhereastheGeneralAssemblyofVirginiahave repeatedlysoughttoobtainanasylum,beyondt helimitsoftheUnitedStates,forsuchpersons ofcolor,ashadbeen,ormightbeemancipatedun -derthelawsofthiscommonwealth,buthavehit hertofoundalltheireffortsfrustrated,eith erbythedisturbedstateofothernationsordom esticcausesequallyunpropitioustotheirsuc cess.

7 Theynowavailthemselvesofaperiodwhenpeace hashealedthewoundsofhumanity,andtheprinc ipalnationsofEuropehaveconcurredwiththeg overnmentoftheUnitedStates,inabolishingt heAfricanslavetrade(atrafficwhichthiscom monwealth,bothbe-foreandsincetherevoluti on,zealouslysoughttoterminate)tore-newth iseffort,anddothereforeResolve,Thattheex ecutivebere-questedtocorrespondwiththePr esidentoftheUnitedStates,forthepurposeof obtainingaterritoryuponthecoastofAfrica, oratsomeotherplace,notwithinanyofthestat esorterritorialgovernmentsoftheUnitedSta tes,toserveasanasylumforsuchpersonsofcol or,asarenowfree,andmaydesirethesame,andf orthosewhomaybehereafteremancipatedwithi nthiscommonwealth.

8 AndthattheSen-atorsandRepresentativesoft hisStateintheCongressoftheUnit-edStatesb erequestedtoexerttheirbestefforts,toaidt hePresidentoftheUnitedStatesintheattainm entoftheaboveobject:Provided,Thatnocontr actorarrangementrespectingsuchterritorys hallbeobligatoryonthiscommonwealthuntilr atifiedbythelegislature."PassedbytheHous eofDelegates,December15th-bytheSen-atewi thanamendment,December20th-concurredinby theHounrofDelegates,December21st,181G.


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