Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-05

and are at this bending under their golden fu
f"e lamont to add, since dead.
pdiuabie Horses-It is laid tina, Anvil. Drone and
Mary Randolph have been recently sold by Col Wynn 10
Mr.. Kendalio OF Petersburg, for $4,000.
=, An Interesting race took place Hanover Court
House, on the 29h ut. The contest was between
Ionette and Anvil The grey marc proved the be tier
horse" Ironeue won rather easily.
The luminous meteors Of the 18Th November were seen
at Halifax Nova Scotia all their splendor. The spec
tacls is representeda as "truly grand and terrific"
The " Harrisonburg Register refers TO the case of
woman, who is said TO have been frightened to death by
the wonderful phenomenon.
On Tuesday. II. b. Randoph's Counsel obtained from
the Federal Court writ of Habeas Corpus reurnabe at
III O'clock yesterday morning. Yesterday the case was
taken up, and postponed till the 18th instant for the pur.
pose oil obtaining certain Documents from Washington.
FOR THE ENQUIRER
MIR. O'CoNNELL.
Your readers may remember to have in the En-.
guirer OF the last OF August extract of letter written
by young Virgnian, then in London; the object of
which was to give some account of numerous and re-
spectacle meeting held for the purpose establishing an
auxiliary 10 the ycleped abolition Society"-At the
head of this meeting. figured our distinguished fellow
citizen OF Boston, Vim. b. Garrison; and at the same
meeting the Irish Patriot OConne burst forth very un-
writer OF the letter would have thrust himself be-
fore the public had he felt bound as an American 10
shew the serpenrs fangs arrson before he could in
lic the mortal wound He knew the responsibility he
was assuming TO himself No felt more highly the
high character and the active services which OConnelI
had rendered TO the Of Ireland But he could not
sit quietly by and hear the OF the pures patriots of
country attacked even by D. Conneli wi,hou,
resentment and without criticism
The hasty sketch Of Garrsons Grafton seems 10 have
been every where received with satisfaction. We do not
hesitate TO declare belief that every American in feel
ing would take piide in checking the madness of
when the people OF the u States heard Of
the of the celebrated Ishman for whom thew had
eIt the highest admration-when they heard too
had attempted 10 aspese our national character
natural that they should hesitate and question the veracty
OF the writer Such in fact has been the result The letter in
question has been very generally copied and occ asonay
Win some comments, doubts
ness and some hits the author himself Garrisons
has been every where hoo'ed al; but it has been
doubted, whether O'Connell did the express
sons which were attributed to him. shall leave Garri-
son TO his fae and take the liberty of proving
clusvey through Garrsons Liberator that the letter
from London far beoto tho abuse which was thrown
upon us at the meeting.
have carefully looked over this letter. and find the
strongest expressions which OConnel is made to
be as follow: That Americans the greatest hypo-
critics and liars.""The Americans had exhibited The
perfect contradiction to this great principle all men
are free and equal &c by keeping the blacks slave.
ry" He (Mr. OC) would feel himself stained by the
presence OF sldUe holder, of from Stare.
holding State"
Now, let us how much farther the great orator of
the Meeting carries his vehement attacks. In the last
number Of the "Lberator," Garrison processes 10 give the
whole OF Mr. OConneIps speech (opparenty drawn out
by the orator himseand spplauds him again for his
oDe TO our country But lei Mr. O'C. speak himself:
sBui confess that although hate him Uhe Emperor
Of Russia with much hatred Christian man can
hate another human being, viz: deest his actions with
abhoence, unuterabe and Undesirable; yet there
poet. but reverse the imagery, and say,
ain the deepest hell there adep;h still more profound,
and that is TO be found in the conduct OF the American
save-owner-. tcheers) They the basest the base
the most execrabe Of the execrabieI thank God thai,
&cad tlat the friends Of liberty then will sympa,hize
with me, and joce that here tear down the image of
liberty from the land of America and cond, mr.
her as the ves OF bypocriies the creates, Of liars"-
U.Ong and continued cheers)
.dgdin"i re- D 10 see an American from Boston. hut
should be sorry 10 be contaminated by the touch of man
from those States, where slavery is continued (cheers0"
"But there is lie stamped the constitution OF the Uni
ted aes," &c
.dgdn-"No! they must not think that they can boas,
oil err republican institutions that they talk of their
Strength aud their glory. Unless ihey abolish slavery
they must write themselves down liars or call general
convention Of tie Sales, and blot tie fist sentence Of
their Declaration OF Independence, and write in its place
LtbeTfHn 7neTcG means, The potCer TO fog saves and
10 tcork them for nothing loud spplause)
Are not these hort extracts sufficient 10 prove TO your
readers the true character Of Mr.. OConnes Spef CHI
nave not spoken oil The appaues which he extended u.s.
Tor having freed ourselves from the British yoke &c &C
My business only with the speech he delivered at
LoidCn.
God forbid! tlat in making this exposition should as
perse in the slightest degree the fair name of the nhabi.
tsnts OF the Emersd se Of her worthy descendants
in the new world God forbid that should wound the
feelings Of any Of them have always entertained and
do still entertain, the highest regard for their love olber
ty, aud their firm and unbaken attachment 10 people
aud TO principles. The writer Of The letter from, Lon
don has just returned 10 Virginia. Tic has just been
yelling through lfeIand and the public that
ne pas never net with any people (dnd young as lie is,
I q.
inspirations oil Liberty, and sincere in extending the
"'es o. hosp"lity- Though stranger in Dublin he
liz ne "a,'"es receptions and when seated around
ne ietFe ooaid, where many Interesting subjects
were discussed, lie felt thrill of delight when he heard
the hfs toast, which was Away" merica--a country
Tor whom wc always feel The greatest 1ffqchmeuI" MIR
OCohnePs own counirymen do approve of his course
on Ilie slve question Que party said that lie had pursued
course hule usual 10 hiu--Shst another conte nded
that he perfectly ignorant Of the whole subject Rat
enough sorry 10 make these remarks at all Ire.
land aud America have always been knit togeti,er by
the strongest bonls Of sympathy aud fiendsiip NE
have always synpahized with her sunefngs and her
struggles for liberty aud she has crowned with applause the
suceessiul experiment have made The great cause TO
winch her oppressed people are so deeply devoted.
TO TBE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN:-l perceive by your paper OF tho 22i
W.T. that on The Thursday preceding, the Governor Of This
Commonwealth ordered tie Cavalry Of Tie City OF Rich.
mond. TO hold themselves in readiness without expressing
for what purpose but from the context, presume there
were at least rumours abroad that done for the pur-
pose OF resisting tic United States authorities n the
ter OF Randolph should be clad 10 arm moro Of a