Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

lay his eye him These boys sleep in their Office
and have lived, duiing the SUMMER upon bread and
mossses,' and other light food such as children can
commenced his i'm this by oil. ring To lecture
boys yropa. otioa, at % cents a head
We informed by the Publishers of the Lowell
Courier, Messrs uuntress ~ knowlton, that W,naat,
after Icing trusted to considerable amount proposed to
purchase Of them, several months since, lot type
but either not being able to produce the ntcdf or viii
ing 10 make satisfactory bargain, the SAID type took
occasion, teeen e light fto Gays, To put into prac-
honat aIoiitioa Missing SEVERAL ouns ot,ypr and pre-
sunng they might have secretcd themselves the Office
oil the Ies they sent one of their hands to examine the
premises when sure enough the types found fast
asleep under the led occupied by the aforesaid Win
gate.
The abduction confessed, and the necessity of
the case pleaded in cxenuation But the type
dccd back into the service OF their rghiiu masters,
who do hesitate call the of carrying away
Stealing; and declare it be their belief, that the
said Wngac has entered their Office, by OF false
keys at sundry times; and that they made him acknowl
edge that he :. took Mc type in question.
The Times is indebted Tor what little circulation il has
obtained to its rantng about Catholics. aud To its being
Kind OF Common to let off the filth OF the
Is true that It has obtained tring support from few
OF The abolitonists, through the influence Of Supsrnu-
merory croEcn dozen preacher, WIN peramhuatcs
streets cane "a hand and expatias upon the t.ents Of
the Aforesaid N'chos and the value and prospects OF his
paper per-.
asked '.Why Post Master desired people who went
to the Oce Tor their papers in The middle of the week.
TO call Oh Sunday &c. We might ask with much more
reason 'chy certain urchins broke open Mr.. G-'s
kitchen, and ehy they broke open Mr. Jcfs fruit chest
and what became OF te provisions and fruit carried off!
we might ask too whether certain types could not an
swer tue question But we forbear
In conclusion we assure the people of the South that
the only reason the misrepresentation OF the Times were
suffered to pass without contradiction, by the papers
here, Is the perfect nsgnicance of the little Fellows who
conduct IT, One OF them 1t is true 'sor young,
has some talent in stringng together alsevods;
has not particle of discretion and no more about
the affairs OF the nation, ,han tho goose whose quill h,
writes with
Out of . hundred voters of the Administration party
in this town. there not aLoiitionists and out of
hundred Wing there are not one hundredand out
OF all this number, do not believe that fceay can be
found who do not pity aud despise the ranting OF the
children who conduct the Times
There indeed very immediate. abolitiopsts il,
the England States and they are generally religious
and honest people whose illdrectcd and misguided phi
lanthropy has been magnifcd into unnecessary import
ancc by the fears of our Southe I'm brethren
The people oil Lowell neither fanatics nor so limo.
rant as the Richmond papers seem to imagine, Judging
from The comments upon the article they copied the
Times And we then that the South cannot ap-
peal IN vain to our of justice; but th, own b.,-
SONS must tell them that the of the Pilgrims will
never consent to listen TO threats All we ask is that
me friends OF the Union and of State Rights in the
South will place The same confidence in ,nves, and
future course, that they ask us to- place in theirs.
| (From Me Loreu q mier)
II has been said that great bonk is great vii.
The experience of this town demonstrates that small
newspaper may be evil about great II has long
been matter of common remark and common
that Lowell Is IN peculiar manner infested with
swarm of catch-penny publications. which under yar-
Gus titles constantly thrust into the faces of The
strangers within gates by mpudent buys who buy
hem for retail. The vermn no get up these hunor-
Gus and satcal papers, mostly local subjects are
incapablc where they known of doing any serious
mischief The nuisance is exatious enough but not
by any means dangerous in its local operation But
where, in the course of their exchanges they travel
abroad, their power and tendency do mischief is al
most indefinitely enlarged
1t is hardly possible imagine any Misrepresentation
more gross any falsehood absolutely wild and
crazy than the assertion that the Abotoniss have not
only the majority here III this town. have recently
carried all before them And of these nusances
! (Which here not thought worthy of notice and
hardly OF perusal has reported tie proceedings of
our recent public meeting the subject of slavery MS
to have created the impression in Virginia that the Abo
tonsts would not permit TO be held but actually and
IN the most violent and outrageous manner put il down
Aslcd in this, the Virginia papers pror the case of
Lowell instance of the power of the families
as demonstrating the necessity of action the part OF
the South and very strong and alarming case of the
ineiciency Of all conservative action the North ltis
painful to find gross falschood has obtained so much
currency abroad-at home il needs no RECITATION.
II the aboonists be in all parts of the country ns
eicctuay outvotcd and subdued they here their
doctrines and schemes generally odious TO other
places to this, the South has nothing to fear The
Virginia papers could hardly give utterance 10 more
insulting reproac against the aboonsts of this neigh
borhood than say that the Lowell Times is their
press The nconsdeate boys and i'm udent yagabonds
who guilty of publishing and composing this flood of
ialsehood and bes which constantly hawked abnu
our Streets may perhaps be surprised well as gracd
to hear Of their wide circulation and extensive mis-
chief"