Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

was the instrument in converting the land of
his birth. Oh, glorious destiny -from being piiifu
pel,ing province OF Britain. into independent and
mighty nation!
at is-it Is with unfeigned regret. that And one
dark trait in his illus,rious character. Nor should
have noticed H. but that my subject led TO itand that
deem right 70 raise my humble voice 10 convince
the haug hty citizens OF America that the slave holding
states are held in abomnaton by all those whose opn
ions ought TO be valuable Man Is the pro.ry oil man
in about one half Of the American sates; lei. them
therefore, not dare to pirate Of their institutions, of
their national freedom whilst they hold their fellow
men In bondage or oil men living, an American ciu
zen who Is the owner Of slaves 10 the most despcabs
he is political hypocre Of the very worst description
The friends Of humanity aud liberty in Europ. should
Join In one universal cry Of shame on the American
slAve-hoiders. Base wrctchcs. should we shout out
in chorusi'base wretches, how dare Won profane the
temple Of national freedom. tho sacred fame of republic
beings in chains and slavery"
1--WE have other mode Of assisting our poor sn,lav.
ed brothers in Amercs by raising up the force Of
public opinion in their favour and the eerna shame
and nfamy Of their task masters there be 10 truce
with american slavery-beho!d how we shall convict
them out Of their mouths.
lately received, from the kindness of Mr. j. Bnns
OF Philadelphia. beautiful copy Of the Declaration OF
American Independence, with fac siiie Of the sigma.
lures. In II read, with glowing soul, these words:
We hold these truths to he self-evident- that all men
are created equa--that they endowed by their
Creator with certain inalienabe rghts-tbat amongst
them are life. liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
"Iook al these words American citizen. Hsre il the
great Charter OF American reedom-here ar, tho prin
cipes which they by an appe TO the Great
and Awful Ruler Of the Universe. He smiled the
progress oil thrir arms. IL kind oil compact with
the Deity. Not withou, his auspices are the American.
free and independent. May we not be permitted to
ak whether they shall not provoke vengeance who vim
late their own principles, and outrage their solemn
and heaven aussted Declaration!
Join with me. friends Of freedom, friends Of hu-
many in consecraiing to eternal nfamy the OF
slaves in the Republic Of North America. Nothing
can Jusufy-nor whilst live shall the example OF
ashngton palliats their crimes But, let us ever
cherish the virtues of the llu.trous Bolivar the great
est IN my opinion aud the purest Of PATRIOTS who be-
gan his OF liberty, by giving freedom TO seven
hundred slaves which were his own property. Blush
vuous Americana at this contrast with your great and
glorious Washington, who repeat il, had slaves all
ms lille, aud only emancpaed them aiEst his heirs
May beg you TO correct udicrous mi print i'm
the Anti Slavery meeting. You printed Z" Brmistoick-
err for " BenhGmIc" and gave that praise to the for
mer which is only due TO the latter. proud Of be-
ing Bentha mite" b, cause he seeks the rrea,o.
happiness of the greatest number" 1 would not be
Brnnswicker for the created Universe. am, sir your
obs dent servant, DANIEL OCUNNELL."
LFDIaW OUIRAGE
The presumption OF the Cherokees in establishing an
Emporium in Imperio" has extended to practical il.
lus'ration Of their pretensions From the last Atheni,
we gain the following information, which i. well cal.
cuaied TO stimulate authore. TO a completion of
the measures that Gov. Troup's policy directed:
"We have been informed from good authority, that
some time In te month OF September last the Chero-
Sce Indians, abou. thirteen In number, arrested ci,i-
zen OF Habersham county the name Of Jesse StanvaI
under the Precnce OF violation Of their laws he wa.
detained in custody only two days. and then ordered
to be bound. suspended by the wrists TO tree and
there to receive fifty ashes his hare back which
was inflicted by four Indians with hickories almo.,
quail TO clubs in most barbarous manner. Under the
operation OF which, the Individual near expiring
"We understand for this conduct, Judge Clayon ba,
Issued warrant against these Indians to have them
bound over 10 answer for the offence the next Supe.
ror Court oil Hall county, the having been com.
United in that part of the Cherokee Nation attached 10
that county, FOR the purpose OF crimna jurisdiction A,
the proper tribunal will have the before it, il il our
duty to say nothing about the individuals concerned
iurther than TO remark that every must perceive
that those unfortunate people canno, reside where the
are without difficulties greatly interrupve Of their
Wv" anu our peace Sdpdnndh Georgian.
ANIMAL OF THE PORPolSE,
NORFOLK, November II The United States ,cbr
Porpsse Lieut. Com. Newell, arrived here Yesterday
morning from Port Maon and Gibraltar. having sailed
from the iormsr 26h S'p,cmber, and the latter on the
I'd OF October The U. S. ship Ontario Capt Steven,
sailed from Gibraltar few days before the arrival
the Porpo.e, with Mr.. Lee. American Consul to Al.
gers, and famly-ali welt. The frisste Con.teiIatien
Capt. Wadsworth. was daily looked for. The Java
Capt Downes, was lett at Mahon.
Inc U. D. ships Warren, Capt. Skinner, and Fair.
he'd' Capt Parker, were making preparation TO sal
from Mahonthe former for the Archipelago the latter
Tor unis TO join the Lexington. Capt. Hunter
The Delaware, IA. Com. Crane. was also making
preparations TO depart for the United STATES and would
sal! Immediately after she arrival of the
Com Crane was in excellent health.
Lit Com. Newell saw large ship, having the an.
Pearance oil man OF war; passing Gibraltar early on the
morning OF LIST October. 49, ~
The Officers and of the squadron were all we'll
no death among the former, from disease having
occurred this year.
Several American mel chan tmen bound IN Cadiz
were IN Mahon riding out the quarantine, required of
men, by recent order, previous to their departure for
that place.
Gnnnsr-T. Riley, late of the Warren.
We regret TO learn that Lieut.. WIN H. HomER
died suddenly on board the u. ship Fairfield TO which
vessel lie was attached tn, morning of the 2ist of
September.
We learn, from the officers OF the Porpo,e that re-
port was received at Malon, that the Russians had
reached the walls OF Constantnope. JBeacon
CONSUL HT LIVERPOOL
Our latest accounts from Engia stare that Mr.
rancis b. Ogden, the newly appointed Con 81 of the
oheo ates a; Liverpool, commenced the exer else OF
ms functions on The hrs dSy OF September That gem
ueman, previously wei known The merchants of
Great Britain, aud particularly 10 those OF the town
III which ne has been appointed 50 represent his
government, was received 10 the kinfest and no.t
respectful manner The Chamber Of Commerce
waited upon him in body 10 greet him on his
arrival, and the mayor paid him formal and Official
Vi' on The same occasion, and rendered him all the
services which, In his public or private capacity i, wa.
MS power TO render. We reioced that Mr. O,dep
who Is almost citizen Of New Orleans. If warm Az
."chnen' ana long residence make him SOY Ia.
Deep treated with such friendly distinctions nv the
ughened and liberal minded merchants of Liverpool- |
town which ranks first among all ioreigns ports In The
magnitude importance Of its estions with
New Orleans as well with the rest OF the Union: and
me gratitIcation which derive from this source
IS not diminished by the confidence VIC feel that Mr.
oSden DESERVES all the kindness which has been he.
'o"ed upon him, and more, if could be exh- |
D'cd. AS an individual, he is beloved by those who