Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

.,od mcn is 10 ul,rasn,. when their minds become
cited. II is understood that Gcrrit Smith invited The
'nnrCnon To PcleIbo and | presume IL Is SO; us
1e'Tis is friend and believer in immediate emanci.
Pai'a thou IN i c1lonzatoniSt, rs he believes that al
-'ts the best hope Of attaining the prevalence OF the
;!Fmer doctrine.
Il cannot learn that Thompson was in town, and pre-.
sumo he was not. The mob cut up few capers inns a.
Mrnoon. About 3, they called upon Captain IlarK 10
Gear his temperance house of Aboionists in twenty
minutes which order he complied with They have hreo
some cannon and whoopcd about the streets httc ut
nave not done much mischief; and think, as 1t rains
pretty snaTly now e clock there is tte probability
y VIII do much more.
Alvin Stewart was called for BY the mob: Just
na"G ont old Stewart, and pass him out, we want
stewart old Stewart were frequent cries..
ABOLITION MEETING ApoLlsHED-Thc abolition par
IN New York. after drumming up recruits tor the last
"onh or two, enabled to gather al Utica some two
arce hundred The account given of ;heir reception
d llca BY of the Editors Of the journal OF Co-
c'cc who attended 10 report progress IS annexed AS
proceeding from Journal not favorable to the elecuoh
Mr. Van Buren,, tho part oscribed in it to the friends
u Tins gen,rinHn-partculary Mr.. Beardsey, VINO mas
Ocn hascIy charged 10y Of tho Southern Opposition
PRINTS: as an advocate for abvition-w command en-
NC confidence and show the great injustice when mas
ircl ''''N
Another striking incident is that in relation to the
"''~ing type cfke Standard and Democrat out q INC
"ad"c-" TINS (says the editor of the Journal OF Com
vi "o"'iiioH PdPeI, Sel C'Iiihi"S ~ ,
W ana Johnson: though known 10 lie under lhe contr"i
men hostile IN politics to tic Jackson party. nc
oc has what has been made OF this piratca'
r'n sailing under false colors, aud some others with
same devcr by the Opposition, to spread the accu
s''on that Mr. Van Buren, an abolitionst. 1t seems
T1a' 10 punish this fraud, The types were scattered
Inc editor of the Journal says, "s utter circumstance
""Ssd the ctocacs." This is lesson which, we trust
''eF wolvesin sheep clothing will understand in time
[Giobc.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commcree)
a,, "UrlcA, Thursday Morning, o'clock
have this morning arrived, and, to my great Joy
"Ho al! quiet and Conrcnt;0n Yesterday was day
~ intense excitement here, but moral force triumphed
,u no violence occurred. meeting Of citizens, al
G"'cn an immense crowd assembled, was held in the
clubhouse at nine o'clock in the morning, the proceed
sss OF which enclose in handful. The committee
c.tzens appointed at the Courthouse, entered IN.
ussuhg. house after the Convention assembled
u look their position in front of the AbolltlonSts
ey were immediately followed by throng, curious u
"snsss the proceedings, who soon filled the house.
g. Mr.. Beardsley, member Of Congress, addressed til
read to them the proceedings OF the meet
citizens, and in short speech expressed IN Pont
Language the improperly Of the Convention fore
itself into the city in violation of the remonstrance
: citizens, and called for the reply which the com