Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08
New YoRx, Oct. q

held m
Hall. aud it VAS understood that Mr. Garrison who had
us, returned from England. and whose ISLANDERS ag
his native land uttered in public m-cngs have been
ported hero was TO hold forth the o. r.son The Tru
tees oil Clinton Hail. however, Gu being informed of the
views with which the meeting W .. called IL their
", ara &C rording'y took possession Of the
Wy snu closed the hail. At the hour appointed asi
multitude OF citizens adverse to the purposes of the
meeing had collected in the front OF the building Their
NUMBER, hsJudged amounted to five thosai. strong
disapprooa'on Of The objects of the aoions. was al
most universally expressed Finding that the doors of
me TAU wonid not be opened to Admit them, the meet
ing organized IN the passages OF the building with
drew to Tammany Hail. A report OF the proceeding.
under the signatures vi the Chairman aud Secretaries
will be found below.
. Az aninany Hall II was stated bv some person that
Mr. Garrison aud his friends holding their meeting AT
h''nam Sree' chapel, and suggestion WAS made that
"e 'St"oy shoui adjourn to that place. This pro-
perry d'coun'ensnced by the Chairman General Boar
aus VINO represented that the citizens had come ether
Tor ne purpose oil expressing the public feeling on the
question OF immediate abolition; that il they should io
low the iends OF abolition to Chatham Street Chanel
go; o'" oe sogm"se' az dslmrbcrs OF their fellow
]e"s w me exercise OF their rights and that thev
oeUer coniine themselves to the object for which they
had assembled. Thi, view of the sub;sc, =, a. ,.o;y
in without debate.
mere can be no more decisive expression OF the
,ee"ng OF the community here, against the plans of the
friends oiimnediae than In ali
,nc circumstances attending this aar-in the
dsaprroba'ion Of those plans which has preceded and
'oowed me meeting, and in the great numbers whom an
indignant feeling assembled at Tamm,ay Hall we do
not can IL triumphant expression Of public senti,n
'he phrase an absurd onetherc is nothing for
Over-the Darty here
weak anu insgnihcant, In point OF numbers il /.
ole Tor an association calling itself a party to hes and GO.
almost regret, that any circumstance. should have prc
vented mem from appearing at Clinton Hall, showing
themselves to the assembled multitude and ,,ans.c,;s
he'r ie affairs in quieness. The rlicule of the him.
wouo nave been perfect. We have it on the authority Of
arespectaoie merchant, whose name we are IN
use u necessary, That the whole number no met at Cha
ham street Chapel TO organize the Anti Slavery Society
must be some mistake in the report that threat, of
nal violence against Mr. Garrison were ut,ee among th
"uue 'a' evening. Aside from the graver
TO such ceilings, the mere f.. ling of m
words an antagonist SO feeby supported with 40 iew ,h
WIN SO little sympathy in his favor, should have for
eh ''e expression OF such design, even uttered "a an
unme smng menace We should be sorry tia, anv inc
SION oil his personal rights should Occur to give him
9uence, and to increase the number of hi. ,s.n";,
harrison Is man who, whatever may be the state NJ I
mhu on other topics is mad the winds on the SI,v
~ question He ha the in luck get in prison in one Of
e save holding States, for libel tonchinp soma matte
respecting slavery. and he came ou, confirmed anil -
e'amaoie enthusiast. lmprison man for a matter con
r.";" WIN e public institutions Of the country civil or
Tor just cause unjust the effect il Thai he
PUBLIC MEETING
On wednesday evening at o'clock I,ro. .o,..
OF the citizens OF New York assembled AZ (,lioo lii
pursuance OF the following notice: '' III
m ne trends oil the immediate Abolition of Slavery in
e Umeu S'a'cs are requested meet AT Clinton ri Al,
on edneslay Evening, 2d October at half mas, o.io
70 tor" New York City Anti. Slavery Society New
JOSHUA LEAvITT.
WILLIAM GOODELL
WV. HREEN, Jr., SCommtee
JOHN RANKIN
LEWIS TAPPAN
cu rue 1semoIage being informed that The Trustee. If
on'on tai mad closed their door, arains, any ,ns.,
"meh might convene under the foregoing notice tboss
organized In the passages of the building bv cali
ing General Robert Bogardus TO the chair ami
NJ. Z. Patterson, Esq and Mr. p p Par.eIls Serrs,,;s
Hall. u" ""9'urh 70 iaminAny
soon n'ed TO OVERLOOKING when the following
hv, .nn rouueeo by I. A. Tallmadgc, Esq with shor,
Neal, Eso -, po uuress; and being seconded by John
Esq OF PORTLAND, Maine, who also made some p,r
adopted. anu enthusiastically
hesoired, That our duty to the country and mir South
ern brethren in particular, render i, Improper and im
% 10 agla'e question pregnan, with peril and Diff
curly TO The common veal. N '''''
Res0ired, That il is our dutv a. c;i,o,. 49,. c,..
W ."sa,e' NOT 10 increase, the evils of Slavery by an
III i interference, in matter which qires the
WI am eo'"la' concurrence Of all TO modify or remove
hssofred. That We teke this oppDruniiv IN exnras ,
our u'hern brethren, fixed unsersbIe do a, m,
Sa"o" 10 resist every attempt that NAV be- aJ ~ in m
e'e vi the relation hich master AM syv " ~ g.,
guaranteed to them hy the Cons u,ion OF the United
Resoioed, That the thanks Of this meeting he nsso,
ea to Sessrs Howar and Loveioy Tor the yranitnu @
oil their room on this ion e'"' "'e
Mesoi0ed' That these proceedings be signed bv IKE
ma" ana secretaries aud published all The daiiv NJ,
n hobERi BOGARDUS, CaairmGn
p D. ppArrEnsoN, seereta,;,,
F'I GRE f. T'T pu yS't es" ME&r Efp2q's
me .4stfdtors Defeated!-7he Constitution T,;,.nnh
~ anti! F
ne cinzens OF New York, ever true 10 the Consu
,. VI 'e country, ana determined to put down the
oahd OF anaiics-wliose aim, under the sne
cious plea OF ameioraiing the condition of the Sou,h
10 SOW discussion between diferen, sections Of
our prosperous and happy country-assembied in sovo
ouSanos IN he vicinity OF Clinton Hall las, evcn;,o -
,"in heH netesation oil any attempt 10 organize 20
and! " nus eity' Taught with danger to the Union.
""u odsen upon an open violation OF the Cons;,,,'
ZION OF the United States Informa;on So. ,t 'u'
ven, however, that the Trustees of the Hall win -,
s"ge exception OF Arthur Tsppan conscious of VII, ~
80 Wv, or 'ei,ow-cuzens on this occasion, had prohibited
"ny such meeting AZ had been contemplated nv r;.o
ana ms associates; and in eanence tIose .bo
'e"e" q"'eHy 10 vote down these dorpsnizng
organized and adjourned TO Taninany Hail The Irgs 800
~ % g~an was soon crowded TO oyer1owing With The
most respectable assembIage OF citizens I'VE r..
seen assembled within its walls who st,,n,ed a.
uisaPprooatoD upon the mad scheme which In. ;o,s
, oosc ure individuals has dared thrust 1pon the
p'N,'., oy me resolutions which give below Wv
the nn.u;' a Joe thousand persons present and
"e "ami,y oil feeling they need cannot f.,I ~ ha
q, sanitary eject upon those who have SOUGHT IN ,h
' noo'"u mo The community al the hazard of deI,a
~, LIZ w country IN civil war. Let them take lesson from
'h "Ie"gs OF last night, and avoid iampering with
"1 ,eeInss OF an outraged and insulted commune
, we rejoice tina, ths opportunity has bee n o,ss.,,sa
nc '"'a""ns OF our city TO convince their re-
'en VI ,heir determination not counfe,oaee In an,
ns ' he interference of Tappan Garrison & Co. with
heir slave property. - w. WI"
Since peDUing the above rep,,rLs , o,, IL
"e,, Tue proceedings OF meeting purporing IN hana
IL ~ e'u az he chatham street Chapel and 70 which
m ue names oil some Of those who onvened IN.
,artioo clinton Hail. have been brought TO us for in
~ as an advertisement; they will he fonnd t., ,bai.
appropriate place. Ii will he seen tb,, ,; r
" sPo 70 winch they had first yeniured IN r,u a., 80
" view ork, these men silently and secre,v asso
,on where alone and in defiance of public oni.
non 'ney Perseyered in their blind and ,I.s.oI, p'
iuten