Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-23

communication. Be- assured, sir. that never, for enc
mon eat, eni,r,ined suspicion, that iments so iii
sbocal. and mschievous. as those avowcd and put n
cuation, by this sanguinary fanatic could have
ceved the appreciation enancs either Of YOUR
self OF the good ople OF Massachusetts. Y;
nor that they could. by possibility, have excited any
other, than feelings Of absolute detes .aon--in the
booms OF all lovers OF moral principles and OF good
order. wherever they may be found Permit me- .ir
how yer, TO observe. that with the most pr
aud greet fanatics Of mus IN an
this despcabie ctlorcd man, iosly inter-
nedd ipg By Wild and mpracuca projects, to meo-
rate the liion o ivrs H. This state VIII en- they
their niem.ddings; and insen IDLE Of the incau.
liable ni'chieis they ate doing 10 society generally
and to The slave population particularly; all other
enhu' asiic fanatics in the world. upon thu particular
subject OF the individual finaticsm OF each whatever
that may be.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
wM b. GILES
The Hon. II. G. OrIs. Mayor of Boston.
gsnti, man IN one Of the Counties Vest IF the IL
ieghany, to has friend no,c in Richmond
received your letter and also the Bill Of Rights
containing the amended institution, &c. regret see
the amendment that our great men have made in our
constitution. The Western people all in a rage
IL appears the Eastern laws will not suit i'm the Vest
neither will our Laws suit those Of the East. full
ly OF the opinion that any three may be chosen i'm
Virginia, and they will make better sttuon than
the whole Convention did. They have extended the
Right Of Suffrage after manner. In the commence
are tree, and then 20 on to bind them down; yea,
SolomaD says, with rod of Iron" say officers Of
all descriptions should be elected by the people, the
PEG PIE are said TO be the sovereign, otherwise,
not call ourselves free people, il allow ed
TO speak, see many OF our Shareholders give that pr
vilege to their blacks aud give them liberty chose
master TO serve, il they don't like the old and why
not give the same privilege T. your free born sons OF
The land TO choose their officers. Despotic in the
highest degree say il never will do: when cry
tor bread, they give us stone, and for fish,
pion.
But there is young Moses arising to lead the chill
dren OF Israel out Of the land of Egypt. wish had
the voice Of trumpet, that could speak to the whole
State at one sound, and cause them to what the
Western boys labour under: while the East Is drinking
the good wine of the land be fed grapes
Yet sir, while thus speak, am delivering the senti-
ment, OF large portion of this Commonwealth, West OF
the Mountains"
From ANOTHER LETTER.
The Joiiotcing is Extract from Letter from an
Other gentleman Hest Of the Mountains, to his
friend
understand the Convention has risen at last; and
remin me very much Of the Fable OF e .op. of he
Mountain in labor, sc. Great things anticipated We
~ sengune ep-c aiions rtaned and the ewes
OF all the United States were upon tn IN, anxiousiy
weighing and expecting to a perfect model fro a,
The ha,ds OF the great and mighty of talents who
were selected from among and by the people. Among
whom, were ES-Pre'dents. Judges and Barristers of
all descriptions. But what was the result?-the very
grievances that were most to he complained Of under
the Old Constitution, Mt touched at ALL and IN e
there 10 remain, il the Constitution is adopted
Enough on the subject, though the minds of the PEG
pie OF the West much irrited; aud il only
witt time 10 bling forth the issue, &c."