Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
,;cI,Ino,,d, Va, Tuesday, Oct. -.

IN we had received by previous mails. Yesterday
,nrs mail deepens the interest of the scene. The
rnton of Utica has been broken up from that city
- The Fanatics were attempting to seek an abiding
~ IN s,ne other town. The following is the fullest
b we have been able to collect from various sunrcrs:
The ltra Observer Of Tuesday morning deprccars the
and extraordinary proceedings Of the Common
.,,,il of the town who had offered the Abotonists
.u authority and III defiance of the declared wishes
her citizens, the Of the Court HouSc "fiis
n,r the Mayor, (ht respected K:rkland) "Aldcr-
u Hubbard, Williams, Bnt!er and Mcbride, refused
assent to the resolution but it carried by the
rs Of Aid. peckham, Drloag, Sdehotham, Kellogg,
,-n Dean and Tracy: and the dsgraceful record of
dpilgs remains blot upon the before untarnishcd
.-,-psr OF our city. This act produced the greatest
,mcnt; but the peace of our city has not been dis
I our fellow citizens, with their characteristic love
.er while yet s!,artng under keen sense Of the
nv offered them, but rcgardtul of what due to
ryes and the reputation Of our place, took i,nmcdi.
measures To rrpri: i'll proper manner the insult Of
zion of their rulers, by public expression of disap-
,.sr of their conduct. This done in most EN-.
-. manner Saturday evening, by the largest meet
s, assembled in this city. The resolutions adopt
nv be found in columns, and they speak the al
oaed sense Of this community; and they must be
.,d 1t is therefore certain that the Court House
a,t be occupied by the incendares This is settled
.on Where then will they go' We wish we
- inform our readers that they would abandon their
s,,;sct altogether. We have patience with those
% ,sse about the right to come here and to hold
% Observer alsa gives us the Proceedings of the
:.nstIican County Convention" Of Oneida Gin which
!, suated1 He says it was " the largest represent
= ascnhagc he has ever seen IN the county-erery
" L;r, fully represrnted." After other resolutions
,;,iur their candidates for the Election, "kcnrtIu
/ ~dag' to the nominations made by the Baltimore
.yrn.o, SC &c.,l they came to the following reso-
,,ns:
Essy'red, That We consider honest and frank OPP
t,t,fo lad
srss BIZ disguise and deception to carry his prncl-
and measures against the honest wishes Of the peo
Serving the srvcrrS ctnsure; and that It Is due to
yrs ard the cause of truth, to express decided
imitation of the course Of at incendiary print at
+ =, called "Oncida Standard and Democrat; paper
is and always has been opposed to the princ Piles
usarrs Of the Democratic party, and now wears the
lance Of friendship merely 10 deceive the people
+, strike deeper Diow ut the candidates and inca
OF the Democracy.
Eesoesd That the members of this Convention ap-
&c the irm and temperate expression OF sentiment
e py the meeting OF the citizens of Utica, held the
Ins: in reference to the STAT. Convention proposed
e held b. the tren;S of :. Immediate Abolition, in
.cly on the 2lSt INST.
E;oired That the citizens of Utica owe it TO them
res to the State and to the Union, that the contem
I'D Convention Of nsendiary individuals, is not per-
I'D assemble within its corporate bounds--that their
.:ctes, their Court Academy. and School Rooms be
ed against these wicked deluded men, who, what
may be their pretcnSions, riseting the letters OF
o,ndnlan and enkniIing the flames OF civil strife.
VIA; is precisely the dcnouen,ent of this Convention,
: ne yet unable to state. The following articles from
York papers Of Friday present US with some Of its
E (Fr0m the .Nt,o York Eccniag Post)
uncl CvSvENrIoS-We learn from a gentleman
arrived from Utica this morning. that the Delegates
81 X Convention upwards Of four hundred in number,
! :. Utica at the appointed time, "Wednesday lasD
II ,lp I'D tnt:on md
"a ny with the business connected with the objects Of
III Convention when the doors were forced and many
s,ns entered. The Convention finally adjourned
Il aout naming day Of meeting. We also learn, from
T. ,Ge source, that the members OF the Convention
e l%guenty arranged TO hold meeting at fetersbo
81 "a On yesterday
ID (From The y. Y. Ercaiag STAR
ri CTnA.-We have two reports from Utica; one IS,
e be abolitoniss met in the Presbyterian Church and
81 lazed and that committee headed by MIR. Boards
md Judge Hayden, waited them on behalf OF the
n ns with request That they would ADJOURN and that
4 a Ger Smith proposed that the Convention should
"a ,G,n to Peterboro winch finally adopted Ano-
s. report is that they assembled in the church, and that
a 100 broke the Windows and dispersed them. We
81 Inclined to believe the first report
"a NJ Brardsley is Of the abcst members OF Con-
u - from New York;
81 ya iieN York Journalof Commerce. c'ock P. n
~ TnE ABOLITION CUNvENTioN.-We understand by
81 nlean who arrived this morning from Utica, that
ABOLITION Delegates to the number OF about 4UO, as
a .oe4 the morning Of the 2'st, in one Of the
q rch"s in that cily,the room granted them by the
~ amon Council having been previously occupied by 4
body of Citizens, who on hearing thattlIe delegation
art. repaired to the Church, and finding the doors
A nd st"vc them down, rushed in, and demanded 4
3 my This was granted by the Convention, where
"a a several resolutions read the purpnlt of which
"a c mol informed Alter this the Convention attempt
"a proceed 30 business, but interrupted by the
E& ara:e In the meantime the bells were rung, IN
II r 10 Concentrate the mob and notify them where
8 invention was sitting Accordingly an assemblase,
u Nou Thousand repaired to tine church, with fire.
"a IS ladders and ropes, and proceeded to demnish the
b. ang. The convent:on ling it impossible to pro-
IN " retired from The Church, without receiving any per-
III 81 injury, except one Of the Aldermen Of the place
"a 'E1d his clothes torn off and somewhat bruised
IL oaldng not materially injured. 1t is under
a ID That the Convention were III possession of the
h about half an hour, in which time they formed
81 popos"d Stale Society," and adopted the Constitution
IA r their dispersion. Mr.. Gerrit Smith, of Peterboro
E led them the use ui his Church, whittier they ha6
8 Z 10 finish their sttinss. Peterboro s about % miles
IA 4 Utica.
n Il Is proper to add, that the person from whom this
IA Hal'n was derived, is an AbolitionIst. Another
IA iNman who arrived in the boat from Albany this
ia'"g Informs Us, ;hlt il understood the Conven
Were followed by e mob, and would not be permit
I" Continue their session at Peterborough The cx
III meat was great An individual connected with
IN 10 OLlc3 OH
N H. but could not have reached there till "Wednesday
III "ns. the day Oh which the Convention was held
>"aII doubtless hear from him this evening or TO-
Ell Tow 'n'rnng. In the mean time we have avaet
"a ives o, such information within our reach.
"a ''o;-Snce the above was in type, we have receIV
".S following, from wch il would seem that the Con
81 "Ioh adourG.d to haticsJOrongh, instead Of Peerbo
8 -" Hhilesaoruu"i is four miles N. w. OF Utica
rs sort Of head quarters of Abolition in Oned:
"a amy.
IN ALBANY EVENING JoURNAL-}
IN E1tru, o'clock, p. Nj. !
"a Tue Abolition Convention met yesterday at Utica
IN I'd Presbyterian Meeting House, organized an!
A ainea 10 Wh,ssborJugh. Several hundred Adolf
8 DIS We're IN attendance. Much confusion, but n
IA SHce occurred"
n n SCENES AT BOSTON.
H4 rom the BostOa Ceat:nei, Wednesday Morning)
S 'MS CrLorTE ABoLiroSIsrs.-ln consequence G
In ing OF irm1le aoolitiunsts having been called TO
II 'sing in the Chamber over. No. 4G Washington
"a = ue traders and others in that vicinity have pc
~ W. '"e Mayor and Aldermen, to prohibit the meeting