Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

jgnation almost ungovefnsbic. single word or mo-
ton by American. would have produced an ex-
plosion, aud this British enssary been hurled from the
desk. ond visited With summary aud sufficient punish.
meut For unai,ly the torch not applied, aud the
few Of riizens who present separated without
venting The Indignation which possessed them On the
following morning. the whole found TO lie in
state OF dangerous cxciement--ihe proceedings OF the
iomcr evening had rot Mini and produced their proper
feeling OF strong ihdigna ion against this British
hbcllcr OF America.
"a Dining tie Tor, no n a meeting Of citizens was holden
AMI committee consisting Of H0rsio Bridge Allen Lam
bard, Jsres W. Ripley. Franklin Gage ahd William n.
kedgc, appo ncd TO call upon this ME- Thompson.
reqnes, hu TO withdraw himself from the town, and tell
him that he would bc suffered again the Con-
yeniion The COMMITTEE called upon him. and his reply
to them was marked by the arrogance and insult
which characterized his speech OF the evening before
Among other things he stated ,ha, he had the right
10 come here 10 lecture upon Internal cGairs
toe hal to send missionaries among the heather! The
confidence ended without any definite the re
quest "f the Committee, and LAT g- number Of ciiizeus
assemble in the vicinity OF the Court hou.e, from whom
he would probably have mrt becoming receipt had lac
made bis nppearance lie, however, took counsel OF his
hears Tor his prudence il prudence il OF nigh =
grow ny and sent word that lac should He
was suIe cd quietly retreat 10 aneghborng there
TO excite the Indignation OF its citizens by Ike attacks uIon
our co1n'ry, veil under hypocrira nlson,
his real hatred TO orr Tree Constitution and Laws"
We have read the proceedings OF this Fanatic Conr
ton. with the inligniIiO ich they strongly cal.
cuaicl inspire These men who strangers TO the
state oil hisgs they profess TO remedy, and utterly
qralned with the effects OF the remedy which they
mend-exempt from the danger well as the sacrifices
OF actual oil the
son-have had the ienerity 20 NEE, and loim the Con
suiian OF "The Maine An i-Slave Society, auxia-
ry 10 the American Anti-Slayc Society,". They 20,
their fundamental principle, for q Immediate Emancipa-
Ion without the condition OF expatriaon thu duty Of
the master an, the right of the slave" Devoted AZ we
are TO the blessed Union oil these Sstesa shed our
Easternbrc'hren an abhorrng every scheme which may
tear asunder. again raise warning Dice
the very best SPIRIT to all connirymen in the East
aui we beseeci them to put down these Fanatics, who
few Ms they are. Infatuated and have "eaen OF tho
insane root We couture them nip this Society in its
bud-ani prevent its propagation altogether We
them tha' we have among ourselves, who equally
ANXIOUS avail themselves OF all these signs among he,
and the seeds OF diSunon in the South itself II
these counter feelings permitted to Incl ease; il the
fanatics in the North and ia The South should go on aud
add 10 the elements oil mischief hon the combustion
DO arrested? How can his Union be s,yvd out of fla,
nsmcs
This fanatic Convention is mad enough, "mos cordially
and aeciionaely welcome their friend and fellow alc-
rer, George Thompson Esq, who alter having labored
with great acceptance and success in the cirs made by
orr Engi- brethren Tor the abolition OF slavery in the
British Colonies, l's now arrived among al,
eiis 10 aboli-h slavery in these United States; coming A.
large class OF The most devoted and Christians In
EngiAnh-anh they "cordiAiy commend (,is cniiay
Missionary TO the courtesy, confidence aud m nlship
Of the christian community"
The kennebec Journal, (ho other paper in August
are sorry TO see, does deYrecae This mad temp
MIR. Thomp-on 10 carry his hrc-eugine the House
which IL or trcand nn To waste his efforts the Norsh
The Journal Eilor think. th.t she had better go whern
slavery exists, and the effect OF his euq renee there
AMI not waste IL here, where there never were any
sAves."-Lrt Mr. T. take this advice as soon a. he
recepton-ifhe crosses the Potomac lie may
longest day lie lives.