Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21
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The hints nd threats, that were vaguely thrown cut
last week, have all blown we have ocongra.
tuate our fellow citizens, that there hos b no mob
riot in this City, at present the distant appre-
hension of one. The Police and the Volunteers wer,
prepared to put down the spot understand
from the best authority, Tint Richmond so
quetthe blacks orderly and obcdent and not the
slightest cloud over the fair fame Of the City.
We shall not enter at this time into the philosophy Of
the late eyents-bni il appears, that the mob nj Vicks.
burg very different drama from that of Baltimore
though the riot at Baltimore might have contributed
to increase the feyeIisi sensblty of Washington Al
Ncksburg the crowd went against the Ganlblers--at
BALTIMORE against the Trustees Of the broken Bank Of
Maryand.nnd in Washington, the FIRST spark origin 1T
cd IN the Emissaries of Abolition.
The wing Of this city which spares opportunity
Of Ringing It's dirt at the Administrations converts even
mob into politics and lays the fault Of Yicksburg Ba
more, and Washington at the door Of the President him
self Really, this is such m0nonGniac that il
views every thing in the light Of its jaundced me
dium--ls party FnrOT mnisfT0t ormo II charges Van
buren, with AbOilionsm--Tancy with the political sin
OF Catholicism.-lt substantially blends Church and
Statea doctrine most abhoTrent the Fathers Of tie
hePubicand though il Processes Us wish to give the
Catholics the same rights all other denominations
yet in 'he very ncxbrtath ii dcmoshes the concession
by stgmatlsing the Catholic Religion with being n
dangerous poiiticot Religion" The Wbin either wishes
70 deny them the political rights which il would
allow 70 other secs or talks sheer Whoever
thought of granting them thc yredo7ainoncep" Docs
the making Of Mr. fancy Chief Justice grant them die
Predominance Is The refusal to make him such what
the wing would call equal rights pit was but the other
day that the Wing said cit would indeed be strange
anomaly, in this Protestant and Republican country 10
sec The highest Judicial station occupied by Ronan
Catholic, &c SC. Does the Wing call this E9naiify,
or PTedoainaAe,f lie is against the lass We We
20 only for the frst-Docs he Or does he call this
species Of Prescription egaiiiy Who can understend
the Whg-or, who reconcile its wlrlgig PROPOSE
ton
The wing is now at new game and tries 10 turn
the mob TO it, pg,fy It's theory IT, that "rbs
deduction Of close observation is, that the Republic has
degcucroted into Democracy, and this is It's nature
israpidly tendingto anarchy. "A 6ne compmentindecd
70 the great principle Of De1aocrocg which the Why
has often claimed for selfa slur which no Repu6.
licon ought ever 10 utter against the PeoyleAnd the
next step in its deduction H. "What causes have pro.
duced the dccension in the American character and the
present supremacy of the Mobocracy9 II il theme
for the historian and philosopher and not for the nder
Of hasly paragraph Nevertheless we viii boldly say,
as We have often ioreold, that The policy Of The ruling
dynasty and its denagoaoe adhcrenis exactly cal-
eulaed 70 produce that effect Can his snF be f,usp
Let US test IT by the facts The ~ York Times meets
the mpuiaon with equal force and justice IN the follow
ing structures