Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23
MOVEMEN'TS IN TENNESSEE


The Nashville Banner Of the !ilh states that "the pa
rade yesterday, and dinner given to Hon. Hugh l..
White. the greatest display ever made in Nashville
since the hcnorS paid to Lafayette "A Correspondent
u the Globe that tho whole Legislature invited
!, participate in the festivities o the dinncr-as also
leSsTs Lea, Pcytou. Shields and Murray, members Of
Eoagress-but that Coils Polk and johnson, who were
a;o in Nashville, and Mr. Grundy, accre not iMrited!
that 20 30 members of the ASseub ''did not
aend the festival in consequence OF the conduct Of the
party party, relation to their invitations. Mr. Pavatt.
ii. member trnm Humphreys attended the festival, and
gre the following toast
President for violation Of the Constitution and Laws Of
TIE United States: May it be branded with iniamy and
condemnation. THE same letter adds, 81 think Ten
Representatives will yet do justice to her most
distinguished and reneraed citizen, by instructng her
Senator's to blot from their journals the foul stigma that
tests upon him. the people will take it into their own
..nds''
Ar Guild has brought up the expuagiag Resolution in
the very able Preamble, which he has submitted 10 the
legislature OF Tennessee. 1t shows that to ezpunge is
- % 0Jitcraie. An effort made by some OF the
.6cnds Of Judge White to give the goby 10 the whole
iscuSsion in order to him from the consequences
'ih sown Specc-hut so far, they had filled. The dis
"us>i,n was going cn-Should Mr.. Guilds resolution
aii taen shall Of the bitter fruits Of Judge
"h,cs friendship for Gen Jackson He will be the
an. who has caused Tennessee 10 desert her dstin-
giiscd son. in the moment when she called to step
Iyavd ana shield his good from the assaults Of
rs most cnvennn!cd enemies.
lr Guild has thus brvachcd The expunging Resolution,
n :e Legislature Of TeAncssee-But the question will
probably up in Legislature 1t Dug ht 10
cone up-We, therefore, recommend the arguments in
"aid Preamble to the serious consideration Of our
readers
Judge White has been unanimously reelected Sena-
'f"' the I. S Ii is we'll known (says the Nashville
manner, White Wig,) that few OF the present MEM
oi our Legislature opposed 10 the election OF Judge
Waite As President of the United States, but Tenncs
ssa'; are above allowing party feelings on any subject
u influence tler votes upon another. shall see
40" True The lennesseeans 10 this maxim, when we
come 10 learn the fate OF Guilds Resolutions.
TIE -INCENDL7RIES.
HE Boston Post OF Friday informs us, that Thompson,
'H l.!nerant abuiitioniS .dcvcred ant-savery dis
purse in the Rev. Mr.. Adens Meeting House, at East
'O'5do, Yesterday afternoon, without experiencing any
eruption or Annoyance, from any whatever
'' Ike Of himself and his plans with great freedom,
"c MS remarks tcrcupon differ materially from what
as leen very genera ly imputed 20 him. Nothing, how
'e mai he said, could have the slightest influence III
''iyIng his course, that Of his employers, or was
'a,! calculated TO aay the indignation SO generally en-
'hea against those who at present fanatlcally
"s'S!''ns the subject Of Slavery"
nag Utica ConventionslS, too, in motion. Secre-
t,F "rtm"rc has put forth the following Card in the
uLca Standard
10 THE PrrLlc-We understand that the enemies Of
s stale Anti Slavery Convention, to be held in this
" VI the 2lst Oct inst, have circulated through the
% iok Courier and kindred prints, tliut the Adolf
caution Tie public against all such statements made
IVES 'inc or hereafter. Our friends from all parts OF
aS assure us and we believe them, that It will be
cDa;incnt
." hooi''onsts are invited to attend the Convention;
Oe held the 2lst Oct. inst arrives.
4 - oider OF the Utica A. S. Society.
H.: OLIVER WETAlORE, Secretary.
TrtHca, Oct 18th, 1885
=: A. ork Commercial says, that, The trustees OF
', 'o"u Presbyterian church of that city (ut'ca)
NAVY eu Inc Use Of their ediice for the occaSlon.-
i " Ills surprise, old friend, Israel Corse, this
received regular commission to proceed thu
C, 40 delegate from the Society in this city. MIR.
4 .i WI" 60, Tor several rcasons--lst lie Is not
aGD Of that Society. ID. He disapproves of the
rI"s " SAID Corvention 3. lie is mcnlber of the
4 "!r present" SN '''''' VIZ '
wl;I infatuated Zealots only blowing up flame,
i ibr MS Consume them. The Convention will be
r,NS o separating the tares from the wheat-and of
s upon tn: Legislatures to Interfere with efficient
I VuteS 10 put the fanatics down.
, &. ocal Meeting, which has been recently held in
lao,c e Of New York, has come out largely, and
ven;n upon this subject, than the County Con-
From VI The Republican Delegates Of ST. Laurence
acs;n decided resolutions which they adopted,
III "PsIe ADolihonlsts, we extract the following:
nIan,sIe That 10 whatever extent sudden excite
Fal,; religious enthusiasm mil ht have been urged as
lion Inc conduct of the agtators Of the slave cues
HOS, inception, the time has gone by when the
lie mad charity listen TO such apology for
conduct OF the protested teacher of religion and
,is at the North, who devotes his time and talents
"a agitation Of this exciting and dangerous
Ia zta pn1iti Mt he SOnth