Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
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LETTER FROM AR CKrs,oN wR, ~ ,;l r.
IN law nom " was addressed, we have the sasac ion
~ 'dy oe'oie our readers extract OF letter from Fill;
Ofes.on an Agent Of he American dion aation So,~
~ his gentleman is a member OF the So,
VI rrehus anu sw"yed only by the pure Impulses nj
philanthropy, he has been occupi,d for anon, t,fo 80
pa'' "itho" salary, and his own cost in %
To.N OF oeneVoence in which That Society enssgl
49, e VPpos'Uoh aud ndign,iy lie has received al the
NAMES OF " iliam Garrison are disclosed in ,bis ia
Ii ' ref extract Of letter from young virsinan,
"e" we also sutJ IN They DO confirm ii @ accopn,
ven py our London respondent of the me cling a, ,h
Exeter ENchiGe, when every thing American was as.ai
Paul "Oe''e''-" r'''o"' ocOnnel aud
ElFrlson has gone TO England the avowed Agen, Of
INC nni-o'ayery Society. Aud what movement hs,
country! Not His whole soul is absorbed in ,ha
SUBJECT OF pulling down the CUIonzaton Socety I'm ths
crusade lie Hahests no eagerness erect but woI6.b
propensity to destroy Nor is lie at all fAs,iious about the
means lie pervelts facisimputes foul motives 10 the
most vlrtuous OF ciZens-and endcavors nv evatv
means III us power To d"'ken and disgrace American
name ana Character So gross unnatural has been hs
eonuuc' III .hs respect that even Englishm.n had the
'Eua"y 10 rise Ia bis place, and suggest that iuIs
confluence could be placed a man who Is ouId Inns ira,
"nre The character OF his country.
RE commenced of his TRADES by stating that be
had been malgned, threatened confined in Srison AMI
so Tar had the malice his enemies proceeded ,ha -;
Georgia areward OF five thousand dollars was Offered f
of Gb0iitiOn" ~ ." e '""s"
All this is false He Imprisoned on account Of
S "aShmeh 10 The cause OF abolition but on account of
t' attachment TO the cause OF hood In other word.
IL" was punished, and justly punished for an a,rocio, Ii
E o, -''"hniyPort, Massachusetts,. In asserting thaf
i've thousand dollars offered by Georgia for his bd,
nc e'' TO convey The impression that the sum
h'"'h was offered Tor his head ouilaw-wbereos i,
was offered Tor His arrest t,at e might be hell ~
wa" Tor an "ic-ed offence. Nor was il offered on
count OF h,s attachment cause of afnli,tt 49,, ~
account OF his attachment: the cause of rebeIon -
sacre, and plumber In Ohef words he wrote
lhhamma'oy pamphlets, exciting the slaves in the South
TO reDeiilOn-and 1t was for this cause that reward ,ya
offered Tor his apPehen ion.
lie following Is The extract from Mr. CT, ssons eto,
alluded TO- j. Is dated I.ondon July l7th 1888
have only time by this packet TO t, thee tI,,, g.,
"s1n anu 'e Ahi-siavery Society fully employed in
ehhe@Vofg TO crush me- hun, the Colonization Society
our OF me country, aud Willy our national Character
some OF the papers here have taken up their side ver
ho'y, and The London Christian Advocate even descend
10 personal seurTty against me- nsaualjop that ono
rogue. So much Tor English henevoence Iovards
one whose only crime is, that he is making such sacri
ces that he is, that very account accused of hin
some MOVIES kept behind the Cuiaiusomc sjustar mr.
pose TO answer hd is d.injerest,d beneyolcpce an rsr
I" England mat hey suspec' has place Oh earth!
GARRISON and his party, in going through the country
viii not only i'jure character with te commun;,S
hn az The same time will poison them against the "Brit
sh African Cooi iZition Society,"" little association
"h'h nave Just now, with great difficulty sncceed.d
IN setting on oo they obruded into our meeting and arc
doing al" That violence and clamo combined coUl eHecf
10 oiSs0Ve Ito tat The Duke Of Sussex W no presied
WIN great dignity UUnd hard work ste IN Il. tar,.nt
AId 10y bro'her may say ihat have fallen upon evil
times. But, pray for tile success of fire rigbtoof WI
ana or lis unworthy though jealous advocate bavo
often very often felt, when thus surrounded bv enei
o. Tie herce-i stamp ha unless had been supported Inv
/ UU h0i
duiy Tor he good OF nan, AID the extension a Inc
dcencFs Kingdom, that must have been utterly ovsr
WHEEL ned." '' V'ei'
The following extract 4. from the letter Of a vour
HWgiuidn Travelling in Europe, and il contained in ,h
kichmond Enquirer Although ii is not expressed in
mat mrek and quiet spifiP which pervades Mr. Cresson
ePl'ie yet II is valuable Tor The niornlion il inpar 4,
| IS dated London, July fS
Alabama Congressmen.--Tho Uun's.fIe pem,cr,,
aPe,k' nigh terms ~ c person who have been recent,
iy elected 10 ongfcss from ths state Of Alabama n 10
"a nat There Is not man 81 pretensioDs AMONG
pifrts al he House Of Representatives for enerv
,Tp ZION md abii Of t" five, Messrs Ma dis Nh
phys Clay md mckinley frm State RICH 3 and Ill,
meu;' on1 dboU II Mr. Lewis is a rullifer he T.
man Of ability, "a ono,i in his views and will do
nothing inconsistent with tie honor aud glory of Inc con
try The editor 0f the Democrat expresses IL az HE mi
nion that nuliicoOn Il dead aud that Mr. eyisjs
views upon the subject cannot queny lead to snv
bad consequence. We sgree with lin in the opinion
hai there - but little reason TO apprehsnd that the null.
icrs viii he able to carry their views into effect IN
such an extent as 10 produce any serious mischief but wa
10 not agree With hin IN considering the doctrine so far
dead a. 70 render prudent 10 disregard their course and
permit inen entertaining such views TO be elected m
Congress. and other important stations without an eort IN
prevent It, The doctrine u Of such perncious nature
and tendency, that the utmost vigilance should be en.
pOyed IN guarding sgains PERMITTING those who have
bared it, being placed tn situations in which tbev
eftDioy their oF influences in an en,r 10 ~.