Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31
The Pistot Missing Fire /,


we are not surprised at the chagrn of Duff Green
on learning the result of the Southern Meeting i'm New
YORK lie styles it "The Southern Farce at n York;,
lie describes 1T as san abo las seven worse and cal
cuated to do harm than good"-to "encorace the
anatcs, and discourage or blind the South He insinu
ates th0t There IS thing almost i'm these
proceedings Ii would have been much better to have LEI
alone doing any thing than have thus eompromittcd in
some degree the interests they avowcdly designed TO
defend We regret, (says this honest fago0 "ihatbv
so DONG they have furnished the fanatics with an oopoy
tunity to exut the discontinue of the South; for
sich thcy and all others consider it, IL will be tonoht
sh uy mas prevented them from carrying what
they began or that they really convinced by few
Ik and water speeches, that there nothing to ap.
P'tHeno from the Vaccinations Of the iucendaries If
the latter be the case, how will the fanatics rejoice nj tho
prospect OF operating undisdrbed and unoppospd and
whal encouragement will il be those friends of the
SCUM who have come forward promptly to defend
her rights, and denounce all interference with her do.
mes'c institutions They may say, why need we WELD
our pens or raise our voices, where no apprceusion il
entertained by those Immediately Interested -
NO wonder-no wonder, that Dun Green and hisafili
ateu Nuhers should feel such chagrin at tie Proceed
ihgsoi view YORK lie expected 20 carry on very hand.
some game through the Fanatics The Anti Slavery So
ccty was the last card lac was about TO pl,v-coe,y
means was to be put into rcquisitioD-a and n ncSy
ranc was to be played of upon the South Ike tho
Bank Panic, which played oft last year Bot ioi
i1e meeting in New York has disappointed their schemes
MAD and nlsceyous the Fanatics are the citizens Of
Ihe south IN n York have pronounced that they are not
as strong and pcrncious they about be paint
60 INC iactous politicians ;bus thrown all dback
lhey are "dscOur0ged Why anced they yyicd tlcir
pens or raise heir voices" when men who TO-
as much interest in the subject as Duff Green or our die
Greet concmpoFary-wl upon the scene of action
WAN the whole ground before them-acquainted with
the people Of the North come forward rs tl,cv haze
done upon their bgi responsibility to bear testimony
10 the truth No wonder these modest NullGers The
ffess IRE raving and ranting their defeat No won.
der that the public mind is pansing before il Joins Their
unhallowed desgnsPausng at least until they are Ger
'an I" the danger Of aboltionpausing until they can
oDa possession OF The facts The People will not ven.
ture Their most precious treasures upon the rcuor If
sn Ani.Slavery Committee, the assertions oil rcck.
less Editors The former has been pronounced b. an
enlightened citizen Of Massachusetts, to be exaos5fed
and false Let those who have watched thc slc,ranl
and wing trust meir assertions at their own peril
The affiliated press Of the Telegraph which cgonId
raise the nag OF Disunon sooner than submit to the
election Of Van Buren, is showing its disappointment in
another form II is crying out Thief upon lis
venting IFS passion upon them-and nwardy dipessing
INC venom OF It's disappointment Much was expected