Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

against legislation 70 suppress The nbocns,s This is
decisive OF the Intentions of Mr. Van Buren, the Re-
geney aud consequently the State of New York.
The last Argus declares, that The assertion of fact
The comments of the Whg' therefore based mon !,
VIII be estimated accor dinoly' r -
The Republicans, the friends of MIR Van Buren,. are
hoidng Their meetings in n York for the purpose Of
organizing their tickets for The Fall Elections Many of
lnesc are coming out explicitly on the subject For i'm
shhcethe following resolutions adopted by citi-
zefis oil The county of ALLEGHENY:
Resoired, That sovereign States are morally
oouhd 70 cause Their c,tzns subjects abstain lro,
every th'ng Tint may be of prejudice to others and as
Tie safety OF human society requires this attention iron,
every sovereign we bc,vc il only 10 b., competent
but To e The duty of each OF the United States a. .ac
fa,cs TO restrain its citizens from DISTURBING The d.
mestic peace and eDdangcrng the personal security aud
lives of the citizens of the other States
Rcsoired, That regard the Union of the States
as tue nam Safeguard OF freedom. that we will sus
tain our State authorities in the adoption of any aea-
sure necessary TO prevent dissolution"
by the Convention OF the Democratic DELEGATES Of
Oil DUicheSS county:
Resoteed That lisa duty incumbent upon all citizens
VINO love liberty and venrrate the Union aud in
sututons, 10 dscoon,enance all interference bv M citi
zens OF any state, in the local interests and concerns f
Other states; TINT the relation master and slave IL o
local nature and TO be regulated by the citizens of eac
state exclusively, within their own borders that The in
reverence with the question hy the citizens of other
states strikes at the root of that compromise upon which
our union is loundcdtlat will use oil ieyal means
10 repress aud prevent such understandable
Wich IN lts teniency must put 10 hazard the
rghs ana lives OF our Southern ellow-ctizens aud If
perseveied in must disturb the general harmony of Que
country discover the Union anc he l;her,, c
these states - "
iy the Republican Delegates of the 9th Senate Dis.
trict, assembled at Utica
ReSotsed, That it The duty Of all rood citizens who
love liberty aud would Perpeuale happy
TO dscouncnace all interference by the ci,izens of any
STATE III me local interests and concerns of ote tatcs
ha such nteriereicr IN the relations of and slave
and The interests connected herewith in an
degree repehensbc and dangerous that we will use an
tcgaL and proper 10 reprcss and prevent any
suc interference, so understandable in principle and so
fatal in its consequences
by the Republicans Convention of Oswegos
HeSotued, That the peace and harmony of Tn. JTne,l
Stas i permanent prosperity, the duration of our Re
pubhcan Institutions, and the progress of freedom
throughout the world, mainly deDendent ,o, D.,
conservation of Federal Unon that therefore we rc
gard any movements whether of individuals or associa
IONS liable TO disturb the present happy relations exist
ing between the States worthy OF unoualhed rcuro
haon and should be met by every possible of
s.itutional opposition.
"ReSoired That the provisions of tho Cons,;t,,; -,
inc states securing to the holding States the
right oil property in PERSONS should only be executed
IN strict iaith by our fellow citizens in every part of the
ohon Dut should be regarded by The citizens of The
nsave-hoding Suites provisions of peculiar deli
cacy the offspring of the patriotic and conea,ory shirt
oil our revolutionary fathers requiring from them
SUCH action or inaction shall be concdent with
tic feelings and the wishes OF their Southern brethren
lie Convention of the county of Albany recomnsrd
Mr. Van Buren,, the others do for President and also
adopt the following Resolutions:
hesotred, hat we rerrobate the movements and dc
Tonfn
ana us tending unless repressed by tie pesvadng senti.
inent o the North well the South or b uyoDSr eJ
restraints to The disqnet OF the country unjust and
dangerous interference IN the domestic policy and con-
siitutonal rights Of Southern brethren and to the
snbversion of the Union
"ReSO'ccd, That no difference between, tlose
who attempt 60 produce agitation and excitement NV v
lent claims to ree discussion at this time on the sl
ject OF slavery, and those who ayow themselves IN hn in
iaVoroi immediate abolition, and who openly The
public opinion and invade the peace and hazard The lives
oi the citizens fthe South 10y direct appeals TO the ig
hoance and niiamnabc passions ofa scrve population,
Doth being IN our Judgment in the highest degree
hensoe and dangerous TO the weibeing of the coiu-
nifty.
The spirit OF the Republican Converaions "a r;co,l
with The SoutI--lf necessary, we shall expect the CO.
operation of the Republicans Of ~ York in redcepnc
their iaiih and projecting the Rights Che South.
Sontteru Conre,ition--Licrco5fas Lesoxe Se
INC last Charleston Mercury and ts Correspondent ts
insist upon Southern Convention. But ihis, measure
does not take universally with the Wigs. Many of
tnem dcnounce 1T as premature aa dangerous TO the
Union OF America Our friend OF the Romney Intelii-
gencer is out and out against Southern League The
last Lexington Inlelli..enccr (anetler staunch WIKI
comes boldly forth against il, in the following strains;
Our readers are aware that some Of Anti Adolf
uon fanatics have proposed Convention of Southern
merchants, Tor the purpose Of making arranremen Is
to supply the South with foreign imp0tations in or
der to punish the Northern merchants for the conduct
oil tne AOoltonists. We utterly opposed TO The
whoie thing as unnecessary--as unjust in its n.n-
tves-as calculated TO array the North and the South
III hes'iy TO each other, and actually tending Ia
promote the cause OF the Abolitionisis we arc told
that the harsh conduct of the South has already nro
duccd some reaction in public sentiment in The NorIb
IN favor OF the Fanatics. Firm yet mild, COURTEOUS
persuasive measures the most clicirut If our
merchants can import foreign goods cheapsr ihaa tie
merchants of the North, (aDd believe they can whv
lei them do So We certainly shall object to H. bn,
let ii be purely and exclusively essaI measure
adopted for commercial purposes.
The strongest reason against the SoufRs mporf n o.
ior itself Is that 1T would tend to weaken the ties which
link the North and the South together Per orr part so
hriny persuaded that highest uperi
ouSly require the preservation of the Union tsnt we do
not know If would not rather things should remain
as they are even at some pecunary loss the South
we go for the best interests of 1shOIs C6ussr who
ther those interests peculiarly Northern or S5ntern
Eastern or Western. We would not promote the in TO-
rests of the South at the expense of the greater
OF the North We however, for cstino trade ta ke
It's own course But do altogether oLect 10 the pro.
posed Convention as most rash and unwse scheme
We hope 1t will meet with nothing but Indignant reDro.
baton IN this section of our country"
The Danvile Observer (iepublican) saws: 1.-THE Cnn
yentIon OF Merchants which has been npch urged by
iew Wing Editors ond by the pfiras corresD0adsn nee
oil The Rtehmo"d erchaats, has with. general
counenance and appears for the present TO be .no 30
Most judicious men Gas fur know consider the
measure as premature, and at this Time npractieabe
md unwisc."
Surplus ReDeaue1ofo be full fifteen nil,ns Of dolar
~ tbs treasury alter paying the tho
cniFent YEAR and the fst which
n"H dispose o. should D" Tho manner fnpPopng this surplus
vonde avoid the danger now,g namonat so eny ia
roman at the disposition of those who
Jhp sound anl comprehensive views taken
calhoun last session should be c iouadaon wlcine
other safe disposal OF this pro reta
ainong the several states Of The Unon."-.N. - Sfsr