Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
THE UTYCa CONYENTJOy

We have received any official or very authentic
accounts OF the adjourned Convention of Peterboro'-
he ~ Y Ev Post has article upon it, evidently fur
nshcd by Abolitionst who abors TO show out as
large muster of numbers and strength possible he
states that sat least 800 gentlemen who had been mem
6ers OF the Utica Convention assembled in the Meeting
House, on the 22d October sat the whole day
without nlerrgptonaPponed the officers of the Stale
Society-hat bgOttCd fanatic, William jaw, the Prcsi.
denta ice President for nearly every Congressional
Dstrict-and an efficient Executive Committee i'm the
heart ct the State-tha subscriptions ndcontribuons
were taken TO the amount of upwards Of 200-and the
following, among other resolutions, adopted
Resore That The time has cus great question:
south Or the South shall give its slavery preserve liberty
The Noah addresses long letter TO the Edi
tor of the Richmond Enquirer for the purpose of putting
off the strength and movements of the Convention W.
sDa leave II to The ttioa ObScUcr to unmask the insi.
dous impostor (Noah and expose the elaborate nisrc
presentations of the Editor and his Reporter The whole
article wears upon tie face of it, that il was written
tor effect The base coin was manufactured by Noah
for the purpose Of being circulated in the South Tic
COINS hes and his Wing compatrios issue them. Tisi
TIC game which is now playing off The thing absolutely
dcgeneraung intoa mere political bumbug Noah and
few Wings in tho North beginning to far the abo
ton drama should die away-aod t1er.lrc ,,, arc ~,
tempting to magnify the Utica Convention into as much
importance ms they Their facous coIleaoucs in
The South, catch the and rcpubish all tci, carca
lures. OF course, the u S. Telegraph has seized no,
this letter Of Noahs and tumpets it forth 10 s reader,
This is tho day Of the second Paae But the fact i
these mscheyous Fanatics in the North have furnished
too much cause for apprehension in the Southland too
many materials for the political Incendarics IN rn 10
their purposes "The make is scochcd only not killed
nc leaders Of the aboiiionsts be pot down Eve
~ spark should be cxtinguishcd, or The smoudcrinr
fame may again break forth
Noah and such Prohgatc politicians himself LA We been
attempting from The beginning ~ this Abolition.
ism inio party engine. Hence IL u.s. that in this late
letter shameless attempt il made to impress belief
that Mr.. Van Burcn is not nnfricndy TO the AboIG
onisis and that it his political friends alone
who tried 10 hush up Utica for the sake of cfectinp
heir party dcsigns.-Ihus they are playing the old
game OF the thief crying hicg himself The Albany
Argus has detected The trick, and The insidous motive
with which Il has been got up. We extract from that
paper, aud the Baltimore Republican the following ar
cles, TO expose The desperate game which * now play
ing: (FroD1 Me aibasg HyensJ F'
The n Y. I've Star published long account of tho
abolition labors at Utica by is reporter bot whom every
reader VIII recognize ab0itOnisl II assails the
citizens who nterposed and compelled the incepdares
TO evacuate the city, "tho mob; insists that they in
cluded none but the friends Of Mr. Van Buren,; and that
tho vote Of the Common Council in favor Of granting
permission to the aboltioniss occupy The academy =
true index 70 the feeling Of the citizens nearly two.
hirds Of The voting population, it contends being op-
posed 70 Mr. Van Buren, and his friends who dispersed
The agi,ators OF course, according this statement
re Hhg friends ofe Ere Star in fqpor Of he 0b,
hnoH'ss and opposed 70 any ia,poso that nigh con.