Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26

eeran no ieehngs or designs unffendiy to poll
cy or calculated to disturb It, Weak as that party may
be thought, by those who will not see its strength il
decidedly stronger now than formerly, aud is rapidly
lending amongst at classes Of society Petitions are roc
preparing lor tear, aud the ,corsf Of all tcays ne
Soum. Now, Mir. PinckDey is bound produce III.
evidence OF this. He leaves be Inferred, or
that the people generally Of the NORTH preparing pc
'i'ions Tor the abolition OF our local institutions Where
did Mr. Pnckncy learn this fact. Why have the papers in
the interest OF the South, not sounded the alarm is it
secret which has been locked up in his own breast
which lac now reveals for the first tme!"
we also invite the attention of readers to the
extracts we make this day from that most despica-
BILE and slavlsh Bank print (the Phil. Inquirer,) and
the manly lecture which the Baltimore Chronicle
has read to him upon his insdious observations.
For our own parts, we have spared no efforts in
geuing nj the incts OF the case-and shall hence
forth redouble our exertions. We shall apply for
farther ntormaton-and W er be its ,escr;ption
we shall lay frankly before readers. Al pre-
sent, our decided impression is, that there are some
fanatics at the North, of very little consequence or
character, who are tampering with the scheme of
aDouuon III there be any intelligent men who are
SO infatuated rs to listen To- such schemes we are
persuaded that it is small handful. We are assur-
ed by the N. Hampshire PATRIOT, which reached us
by yesterdays mall that "A new cause is sought
for IN tue agitation of the SLAVE question; and such
miserable fanatics as Garrison, and such worthless
publications as the Li6erdtOr quoted by the Te-
legoph as indicative of the feeling of the Northern
people OH the subject of Slavery. Such fanatics
and such publications are not less despsed at the
North than they are at the South and aside from
some hall dozen crazy headed zeaots, there is
scarcely man in New England who has the least
disposition to press this subject upon Congress or to
interfere with the slaves of the South in any man.
ner. Duff Green knows this perfectly well; and
yet there is scarcely number of his mischevous
Puphcation mat does not contain the charge in
shape another"
We must again warn our Eastern brethren upon
this solemn subject. Why should any one he so in
iauated in the North, as to touch it? Laissez nous
Jdire we beg you 10 let us alone. We know the
evil. we alone understand whether there be re-
medy. You cannot be aware of what is best adapt
ed to our situation. You can scarcely he aware of
the sensiblity of the South, upon the question:
What matter too is well calculated to be used Inv
agitators on either side of Mason and Dxon's line
as this most delicate and difficult subject? Partcu
larry at time like this when the South has been so
lately thrown into flame--and when the unwise
and hasty movements Of Great Britain on the West
India slaves are about to infiame our sensibility-
Depend upon it, ifhs Union is ever to be split this is
the rock. fever the Federal Government pretends
to control this species property the Union itself is
gone. We devoted are to the Union, would
he the first TO cry for its dissolution. We who
have so often prayed that the first hand which was
laid upon the Ark of the Covenant, might wither
ke ,hat OF ozza, would be the very first to lay or
hands upon it.
Let all the friends of the Union be true to il and
let them put down the agitators.
AS the last Romney Intclligencer says:
now II the honestly religious portions OF all societies
will at once set their faces against the hypocrca
knavery OF the fanatic; and people
all such as are too often engaged in promoting hos lie
spirit towards the Eastern orthern peope there will
be soon, very entire peace and harmony hout
the whole Union. (At least upon this delegate subject
We will be one peoples and there will he nothing to
from the anatca in1sence of either political or re gious
knaves. The number of each kind the u States il
far from being nconsderabe. There are religious fa
natcs in the East, and there political fanatics I'm tho
In this state OF things exists the fell principles
of dscord."