Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

rtern and Michigan Will be admitted INTO the Union
the xt session u" Congress, and give another in
favor of Marlin Van Buren, rendering his election as
Ger am almost any future event can possibly he.
: NORTHER.Y SENTIMENT
4 large meeting of the citizens of PiHsGcd, N. H.
have unanimously passed resolutions, of the following
"Retir Tin, the taken by tho A9o,ionss
,u,irnqI their proceedings should be denounced by
and slaves an wi" woud III" yield That liberty for which their
fathers fought aud l"d.
holding states TO GORGE the south TO emAnrpa'e e
slaves which attempt eHy to rve stu closer Their chalr
uiccs :hc North a"d tie South materially
friendly nlvrcnursc Split VI anno% and u
~, II PERSISTED in dissolve tie Union .
Ecccl That with feelings of Iatlnn the
ference tcrc,n miSsarieI wih subjects, calculated Eoy
the friendly relations between different portions q" our '""s
friends a" Hose who only wish
time arrive, when de'oaoa s" Pcrrae our now Tree 1n harry
country the pillars OF the constitution be drmosicd the Con
sa!"e, Hai lie ruuUn OF happy America bound last
p>sord That darrovc OF tho pursued hy Ct
the Cy tn: Northern S,ntes who have orsn@cn the Of
disseminating the Gusre Of the Saviour Of nanhln aud dong as
they BY and haze begun with affected zen! ufs
language the seeds OF section" prrude d..
bn,bcu the arrows OF donih- Eproim joined has l'
Reord That we !erc or duty to aSSu'" Southern
s "e"e wish for their peace, and believe our Vows Cac
with those Of al the enlightened citizens Of New Easlant
kc,orcd Fiat deem the movements ard acts al the Aol
own, atsa'cL aud Directed the! are by Esrryr.
RI be- hJ n 1tr' t., 10, ,", Of the Constitution
ReoIecI Tint W. l"evo that the laws o.; tho LAM shoL pro
j the distribution uf The n:ammaiory pu5!ra'ioa ut The
tioais:s.'
a numerous meeting of The citizens of Rth'aud. os
wr-o county, r. York, have adapted The following re.
Ressra That .holIy d<appove of the rur,uc4as
ahot'onss u5vrrsNc 10 the harmony AMI friendly f"lr:.
wc! should exist among citizens OF The saEr community houn;r
ccicry the rcco'ccr oil the toll" uns oil h"sr per.
their lives aud he'd their LIud e
ErsircJ Ia, the relation OF master aud slave n. il c,,
the South holding States, tin r. ru!aors NJ
cesar, a!c f rhc tic duties which owe, ia
the Slave and the slave to the master is on. which w uirc,, H.
vI,r
no.-arc liu" States har political of mnrl right
ltr"'rca Tina. frisn whoc Is 10 car
an d,concs nnon. uaa
his LA aad ha: GOOD ri'izn shon flown viii, ianarn
all cli"i, ;ictnedi:n. with domestic Affairs AND
Ia" IL: L" Irirg them ami their anrs i" : ruc
hr,v'et That fathers pIc:cL to zach Other their y.
their fortunes their accl honor 10 achieve
their descendants bound by impulse Of patriotism and
duty, protect whole Union III the e"ju melt,
aaa I!''!ers guaranteed AMI ns"d upon by nil when they
the "ai:on rom:a"t That In: rights Of S"hcra ;c;
,arprn" That ;r holy bonds Of h'orhck"cd inho.
constitution, Ike horirIs 'y i"tt like 1'ocr, they
died. AMI ISc a''ncro lei us live aud dc"
The CJnccnGn n titta continues TO occupy much II"
the attention Of the State Of ~ York. Tie public SEM
,rnt is d,citr'!y against it, Mach fraud has been 1rac.
Used III the artrnpt TO get il up What other evidence
necessary TO prove this fact ilan lhr Card, puhishd
tie Albany Argus by MrSsrS. lSar Smith, Geo Is IGc
+. y Kirk, Jim &. Wasson, John h. Amber l.. Nor
ton, f. &. !niosh. Anthony Gould aud 5. Carter -
from which the following is extract:
'Thc managers OF the Anti-Slarcry Sncictv. Of Utica
| Il
State Sucicly. To that circular aachcc
but lie by mistakca We hare not been
suited III the matter; il We had been, we should have
gwen our jud gmcnt III opposition to such movrmens
this time.
The tticn Observer of the Gh speaks Of that Convcn
tion in t!e following indignant stra;!s:
Tic papers IN every quarter OF the ; tate express tic
NEST decided opposition 10 the proposed measure OF
State Convention to be held here By the abotionists
and there is in this community strong and deep feeling
agans, it, which We fear cannot be controlled, slivd!J
the gentlemen pc:sc:cre in setting at defiance public
sentiment on the subject. The agators are aware Of
the condition Of The public mind here; they know it is
greatly niianrd by their rash and in udicuus conduct
aud a they willing proceed and deliberately disturb the
peace OF orr city: by hnitins their meeting here They
viii not d. Tins their pure, and dispositions
pc9ceaDlc but they will abstain from any and every act
calculated increase the excitement and produce
of violence. VIII il not be we'll for citizens to take
this matter in hand, and, eiec'uay to guard our city
from disturbance, TO protest in due against the
agators coming here; Then, il thc: advice and rrmon
slrauce DC dsrcgar' those who refuse to respect it
will he responsible Tor all the imp easanL consequences
that may 1t is well known, that citizens &C.
neray tc extremely unwilling, tina, there should be am
asSebiagc here of the atatoS for any public purpose
they believe it would seriously rure the character +.
not tie business Of this city, and they are, we believe,
exceedingly DESTROYS to arrest the evil which aPpr,
htded, ,uir aud prlccable MANNER and it
than folly for to persist in Of conduct that
may disturb The tranquility OF the place. and m"st Pre-"
ducr great dc" oil citation and bitterness Of feeling
The L. ObSfrrcr dcnounccs the Utica STANDARD,
political enemy IN disguse-and adds, that the person
who has been most active in getting up the Convention
is".Et"n Stccar Esq, prominent leader Of the Wing
party III this county and that he and Mr. Spencer kc0gg,
gentleman Of less nonrrty, but who has been equally
decided in his opposition 10 the Administration, tie
individuals o boug Int and have paid for lie Stan
dard.-"As they c0O cnicuinns politicians, whose
feelings have been cmbiLtcrcd IS Of unsuccessful!
strife with the Democratic party, and whose present pc.
son is Ivy n.rtc0if, the conviction is forced
upon US that they only INDUCING their luminosity I"
it b. seeking to array the South against the NrIh, ana
throwing the whole country into state Of civil anarchy
and rarcuI"U; c.:.cntion! We do not believe tlIcS,
gentlemen have other than political object in view Tor
they are too intelligent not To know that the course lhcy
pursuing instead of tending effect the immediate
emancipation the blacks, well calculated to prrpiu-
ac their srrvitu'r. and is adding rIvrs to 'hcr
chains; yet they Will dcsst, although they
r'3rcd {" do so BY those whom they affect wish to sue
and relieve"
The Palmyra Oyaync county, n. " Seminal cunmr.
rates the 20 citizens Whose annexed N the
Notice, from the town Of rulmyra-and adds ave have
thought proper to be thus particular in exposing 10 our
readers the prominent features Of this extraordinary call
for abolition conre"'ion, in order that they may To-
possessed of all the light in reference 10 lis real orcL
that is be Obtained from that source; but venture
the opnion that after all, they will hc left much III
the dark that score, The great majriy Of the
ianatics themselves. Without presuning 10 Judge oi tr
motives of those who haze signed the call "r drawing
differences from their IF poiea chdr"rr ono
dern Whs) we defy Il gle individual among thrtr 4"
point out any object that is had in view by them,
or any reason for the proceedings consistent r"der ca
lsLng circumstances, with the duties and obligations oil
either christians OF patriots And here. for the present,
VIC leave the matter
MR. K4.N BUREN,
Lclcr--Hchic thai this letter will ga
tisfy The crTsr, nirl!.rnr will net aid hn
Certainly him brius :i ", uu"u5tc
the eo"d@n ' tic ot"n.ts This i. not dc.icd OF '""
the aur,uns understand what they nhout Mr. Va" Eu""