Colonization of the Western Coast of Africa By Means of a Line of Mail Steam Sh
Colonization of the Western Coast of Africa By Means of a Line of Mail Steam Sh
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" and that the Liberians having constitutions adapted to the climate, and beiug of the same color and race as the natives, will penetrate the country with safety, and prosecute their trade on an ex- tensive scale. The coffee, dye-woods, gums, indigo, ginger, arrowroot, ivory, gold-dust, &c. , v. Ill be exchanged by the natives for coarse cotton goods, and other articles, v. 'hich can readih' be manufactured in the I\Iississippi valley, and shipped by the New Orleans steamer to Liberia. The slav...e trade suppressed, the natives will l^e stimulated to the arts of peace, and, moreover, the emigrants themselves will be good customers for everything wanted by civilized man. There will be a brisk demand for agricultural implements — for articles of clothing, furni- 27 ture, &c. — a large part of which will also be shipped by way of New Orleans.
It is a reasonal)le expectation that Africa will be the p;rcat customer, if not the main stay and support, of the infant cotton manufactures of the South ; for it is plain that a great demand can be created in Africa, through the medium of the Liberia traders, for articles which can be manu- factured more advantageously in the South than in any other jiart of the Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" and that the Liberians having constitutions adapted to the climate, and beiug of the same color and race as the natives, will penetrate the country with safety, and prosecute their trade on an ex- tensive scale. The coffee, dye-woods, gums, indigo, ginger, arrowroot, ivory, gold-dust, &c. , v. Ill be exchanged by the natives for coarse cotton goods, and other articles, v. 'hich can readih' be manufactured in the I\Iississippi valley, and shipped by the New Orleans steamer to Liberia. The slav...e trade suppressed, the natives will l^e stimulated to the arts of peace, and, moreover, the emigrants themselves will be good customers for everything wanted by civilized man. There will be a brisk demand for agricultural implements — for articles of clothing, furni- 27 ture, &c. — a large part of which will also be shipped by way of New Orleans.
It is a reasonal)le expectation that Africa will be the p;rcat customer, if not the main stay and support, of the infant cotton manufactures of the South ; for it is plain that a great demand can be created in Africa, through the medium of the Liberia traders, for articles which can be manu- factured more advantageously in the South than in any other jiart of the Union.
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