Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

Tho scenes 10 which the attempts Of the .6afi- aperv
Society," have recently given rise in this city, are certainly
calculated TO open the eyes Of weI.e snng men, 10 the
tendency Of such Jealous associations to bewdcr tho
understanding, and even TO corrupt the heart.
he great aim oil this An,i'Slavery Soee'y.is the nmc-
d'se emsneip oil the blacks. To this end they have
persuadedih mseiyes at the Colonization Society must
hrs be dscre'ed inasmueh as possesses the public con-
bdence, aud by furnishing the gradually ACCOM-
plishing. what the Other TO eecpve-
SCENTS an obstacle TO their success.
Accordingly. at The meetings held last week Of The
INN S!0reTy Sociey colored peron. who has
dissatisfied from Liberia. was produced. Tor what pnr
ported 10 be lair mins,on but hieh
evident was preconeer,ed scheme To bring sscreJit
opo" the Colony Of Liberia aud upon the character and
morals oil those entrusted the spot with It's manage
men Questions ar'fuIy frsmed. AMI to which, the an.
swers were all apparently also arrsngcd before hand.
were publicly pu to this person: the greatest ear
nestness was exhibited by believing themselves
gagged in work Of charity and beuevoence to convict
Of ialsehoo!. hcentousness and drunkenness fellow.
beings and fellow country men, siso engaged, though by
a'eren' path in the work Of char aud benevo
Its TO this odous this n,oerant this unc hssn mode
OF proceeding We refer, when at the Of these
marks we speak oil the tendency Of ereessre zeal in such
associations TO corrupt the heart aud bewder the unde
standing.
Happily. in this instance the evil was checked by tho
attendance Of Of the leading members Of the Colo
nza'ion Society, who insisted upon aud
did efectuay examine this prepared witness as
wholly dit crei, his testimony and to cover with confu-
on the parties who had resorted TO such OF dspa.
raging az honest and sincere, and say The least
wise and discreet, as themselves.
"'S eNeuhSs AT tne Nilunte Ducn Onurcn, tnc Same
Individual, Brown it, perceived by the papers, 10 he
again examined; and all cz, interested in the subject
invited 10 attend. sr.s, ,
Since the above was in type. We learn that Brotcnsthe
coored Ran referred 10 has left the city. lie will
quenty not appear the Middle Ouch Church this even,
ing-wht re, nevertheless meeting WILL ere iequest-
ed TO state be held by the Colonization Society at whc,
The objects and hopes OF the Society will he calmly set
io''h aud eniOrccd.--N y American. May Is.
HAIL SroRM.--we were visited on Monday last. oil,
ns about half past o'clock in the AFTERNOON, with re
menious hail storm, unprecedented in this part OF the
country, and, believe unequaled almost any o,bcr
see!ion twas preceded by heavy rains all the forenoon
about meridian, there cessation Tor three
hours-abou o'clock terrific cloud ga hered in the N
W. accompanied with considerable peals Of thunder rain
and wind. Some Of the hail that were picked M
alter tie storm was over in village (Which lasted
quarterto hall hour,) measured rom eight
inches in circumference. We have Of some In tho
neigIborbood that much larger Some of the oldest
settlers pronounced thom 10 be the are they had ever
SEEM Owing TO the bAckwardness OF the season, tho
crops sustained little or no injury = Orange Democrat.
The legislature OF Ccnuectrut assembled organized
on "Wednesday orning. The House OF Representatives
chose Roger Huntington their Sprskrr. Yesterday beth
houses entered into election Governor which
decided in favor OF Foot, the Opposition candidate, pre-
sent member oil Congress.