Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08
Richmond, TMcsCiay, october 8.
THE FANATICS

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4nti- Slavery Society," Thanks to the energy and dis
creon OF the great body of her citizens though the
a''emp' mas been made, yet Tappan, Garrison 81 Co
nave io'ed by the overwhelming interpositi0n OF
" P"""c scnuinent. Upon this subject we are happy
-puDlish The wise and liberal illusions of the New
York press-aong with the manly proceedings of
oooV OF ner cuzens. gives us pleasure also TO re-
peat the indignant comments of the Philadepbia In
telligencer-in the following strains:
"DIscoMrITURE OF THE FANArIcs-Ths arr;,.,
OF Garrison IN The country made by the
aoot'onsts, the signal for open aud vigorous
In New York, meeting OF those friendly TO imm.di.,a
Emancipation called. The cell Of the meeting 90,
generally published; and read i'm most of the y,sbfer;
an CnWches Vi the latter alarming fact, well cacu.
lated 10 excite the fears OF the liberal gra. TO be
aoe TO sate that the generally
oy 'he cong ega''on Ii may be well for the clergy to
pause before they take open part in politics. particu.
ay when th., part renzcd unconstitutional and RU.
rNoUs u will neither the cause of yion or I'M
on me evening OF the meeting, the people of N
fork assembled IN thousands 10 crush the aticmp full
account OF the air will be found in another column Til,
result should be sufficient 10 satisfy breh,en Of the
South, that the mad measures OF the fanatics can
come wthin the reach oil the people without being pros.
trs'ed and crushed" r.
The following paragraph from the New York Ga
statement: r"S
We are pleased to learn from one of the Pre,bv,ori,n
C'ergymen OF this city, that the notice of Mr. Tsppan
ana Others inviting public meeting at Clinton II ali for
Inc purpose OF forming Anti Slavery Society ,ros mot
Tedd from his pulpit; and that he has asceraineJ ne
other Presbyterian puips, GucIu,np all The nri,cin,I
cnurches OF inns denomnaton,) in which the notice was
not gwen aud in nearly all OF which he is confident, M
such notice can obtain reading"
| ihanks also to the "American Sentinel" of Phil
ndelpha, which uses this emphatic language
"GARRisoN, TAPPAN s. Co. have been defeated in
their schemes TO form in New York, an Anti Slavery So
ciety Tor immediate abolition Who will en,pce
primarily supported by Garrison! the maIipner of his
country and her citizens! or who can tolerate The in
'aua,ons OF such mi>guided iIlgov erned fanatic
we trust that the Northern Press will come forth
on this important question, and speak the INDIGNANT
language OF Irith to such mischievous Fanatics MS
Uarrison and Tappan-1ncendares who seem pre-
pared to set fire TO the Temple of the Union itself
OF the citizens of the North-as the worst enemies
10 our peace, to our Liberties, and to the Union it,
sell. This is the rock on which the Union NAV
spin, unless our Northern Brethren will act as the
citiZens and the Press of N. York have actcd-nnI
unless they interpose their shield between the in
cendIary and the Edifcc-to which he is prepared
to apply the torch
we have thrown the proceedings of the Meeting
-, ~. orN mo our previous columns. 1t appears
,hat me meeting III Tammany was crowded with at
'east oOOo cllZens. While the dwelling meeting
OF the Fanatics in Chapel in Chatham street-d;d
DO, consist OF more than % men, and women!
we snDJon from the N. Y. Journal of Commerce
me remarks made at Tammany, by Mr. TalImadpe'
VINO moved The Resolutions, and by MIR. Neal who
seconded them "i'"
mt F. A. falmadge said that meet ng had been call.
Gu ny certain class OF citizens the pu pose nj
resolutions. notice had been pub shea in the pa
stating that the object Of The meeting was TO promo I'm.
emancipation OF slaves IN the United States and
sure every person present would join in it, Some person
cried OUT mo, will not join in it'-whcb occ
mneh 'augherl IL was however, very serious cues
ton how The object be effected surely il w "a mo,
TO be done by reducing millions of slaves TO
ls'n and rendering them dependent ON the Northarn
States for the supporting existence I, va. no,
a, view only which 10 be taken The uue s,or. for
u the blacks OF the Southern Safes were a, o,c y, H.
se nee the whites would become slaves Ought ,here
"' men, 10 DC feeling OF concia ion betw en- the seo
PIE OF this part Of the United states aud their rn
hegh'ors when IL was question - hich mp, lead 70 -
N' wa M Even II they had 'he power OF giving freedom
o TWO "o- oil slaves, could they think OF doing so - a.
on' compensaiing their owners? nd where would hss
me Pn"h'opsts get money enough such an ohio
Would amount 10 more Than the ire taxation nj he
". Staes The only by which the oniec, conL,
he attained, was gradual sbolit on Let thai he dane
ou' az INC same time e. them concilise tter Southern
"eghuors' WIN The l. elngs he would move the fol-
lowing resolutions" ~ VIC '''
"Mr' JOIN, Neal Of Portland. Me. seconded the re.o
uohs and said hat he consde no ng better ca,cu
ted TO perpetuaie The Uuou. He came 10 the ,e,; :;
me hopes oil seeing Mr. Garrison l,o had sro..I,
p, 'he people OF Ne" FL gland, which part
OF me county he (Mr. Neall had come Tu.,e were
several hundred honest men in New England eona,Iy
~ ndy 10 emnnc patton Air. Garrison; int who
lar from adopting the opinions 4 The ami s,v,ry s;t
var son had dehned The sule purpose OF thst Soc
oe me immediate emancipation ol the slaves And how
u' we oppose ca rying y into effect? Was /, by calling
e men OF the South, kidnappers aud Slave -sea,rs?
Such Society was well celebrated 10 proJucc lissnIu
non OF ne Union, aud II lie Union TO he tra,nulcd nm
~ 'oo' ne would hold MIR Garrison accountable ior it,
E'tison bad no, only published his own opinions o
'he suffice, in England, bot has published Ri + n;i
uh ,ne subject III America. He (Mr. y would a.ser
"' e men oil The South We irit Ddy emspcir ion
homa' Jefferson wdss Slave holder and when only
~ TWO years OF age declared against slavery in , a;
AZURE an" published much a'rifed book ON The snIc
mere was Mrs. Child who had written book in
OF immediate emancipation. Mr. Carbon wrote b,oL
also, ont when the ansiavery Society was a.keJ II ,e
were Tor giving full rights TO the Slaves AT ONCE t., 49,
no answer IL full rights were TO be given n, occ 80 ',
"a'e', what would he the conseouencc in ,nixi,n,
wn'ie he slaves were two one in pronort;ou a., ,,
=, !" Qua hey not out them on eyerv orras;on
WI udfTsons doctrine was, that the Slaves sLonLI 49,,
ony be emsncipatcd, hut receive commemorate, g. ~ 1
.'o"r, ana nave right 10 make their own l,w. TJa
ooc"hes Wbich Mr. Garrison had got up sbouI he caIId
no. anu slavery, but AMI Cooniz ,iion Socetios NJ
o'yec IN Ceiling up those Societies vas IN, III. ,a.
P'e OF supporting miserable newspaper and disnosn
OF pamphlet containing extracts rom Tho i,i p"s
So"n hdhnoPh He (Mr. GARRISON had q xnenaed iii a.,
l"nds ha were collected in New England in ji. ,;n,
',,s''o" 70 "rea' Britain As England man hs fiji
pressure w secondng the resolu IiDns TIL, 80,
tons ''u ''"ius' ond accldina-
:. WIN such disposition on the part of the en-
ngntencd ciuzens of the North TO withstand tho i'm
e"Io"s approaches of Fana ticsnl-sch men ms Car
IIeon ann lappan must be dscomfted--a proper
spirit WIZ prevail between the North and The Soutb
.anu 'be Union will defy all the efforts Of all the
1'S""'orS on both sides the Potomac.
FORW.aRD! FORW.4RD!
-, inc Compiler furnishes the following nr,;cIe
we trust that our Err QDicio members will be able IN
snen much light on tie object of their reseorchcs.
- we omitted mention in our last tb, tb,. ~, - .
tx oifcio members Of the Board Of Public WoL we
uditor, Mr. Heath, the Treasurer Mr. Ruff, 10 we
90 Auditor, Mr. Brown. left this city on FriJ,y , ~
'n tour OF inspection through the western 60, t'!'s
o"e. lhey w'I proceed from Lynchburg s,ng ,h ,
They are expected return in TO- o 1dnuy RIVER
The contradictory accounts which nc, 1''ee weeks