Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-07

IT, therefore, we repeat it were formidable in itsef
and capable Of carrying out It's designs in partial de-
greed II would be productive only of injury aud prcju
dee TO the slave welt 10 the white population,
b a the South and the North But the Adolf
tionsts not formidable in themselves The great
body of the people the North with themthey
emphatcay against them They comparative
ly handfulnoisy, busy and jealous, we odmit; but
powcrlcss and wcaponless; and do essential hUr
except they magnied into consequence by SIMS
ter partisan representations IL is perfectly true, that
va mai rty of the people Of the North would resist the
approaches and aims of this wild aud wicked scheme of
tanecis rcsolutey as any portion Of their brethren
of the South
Buff VIC are at loss to discover any conceivable
good which the Abotonists promise the result of
their efforts certainly TO comprehend the
of evil which certain nccndiary political jour
nails hope to produce, by inianing the minds OF the
Southern people this subject, aud by the worst at
tempts excite their fears and TO provoke their jealousy
To the labors OF these journalists and their abeors who
seek the advancement of their personal political de-
signs at whatever sacrifice of the tranquility and safety
of the county; who strive TO connect this dangerous
and exciting scrvile question with the political questions
of the day. and who have sought, by every scheme of
artihcc and cxaggeraiion kndlc fierce and inextin
euishablc flame of sectional amnesty between the citi-
zcns OF different portions OF our county, we shall ccur
hereafter Meanwhile IT is proper TO state that The lead
ing movements IN this respect, come through Mr. Cal
houns organ at Washington and Mr.. Lcigs organ in
Virgnia.-4i6dRy Argus.
The rights of the Shareholder secured TO him by
the Constitution; and the people of Nec York have
better right to interfere with the Claim Of the master to
his slave FirgiG, than they have TO interfere with
the power of Sultan bahm0ud with the authority OF
the dcspotic Emperor of Russia his vassals. Any
interference by States holding, with these holding
slaves, unauthorized and an impertinen, intrusion;
and must inevitably stir up hostile feeling between them
No such interference is designed and sorry to
see much Importance ascribcd to the movements of
few individuals here. Public opinion is sound on the
subject of slavery. and beg friends the South
not to be disquieted--utea Observer.
We commend to the particular attention of our read
crs an article from the Richmond enquirer, headed
The Fanatics and Factous Politicians" 1t is rcplcte
with sound doctrine and speaks in manner both Dig
against the abomna6le proceedings of the Fanatics,
Fappan, Garrison, and May, and their deludcd subal-
terms
We, too, denounce them either as enemies to our Co
vcrnment and country reckless and infatuated
dslubers OF the peace of society Their scheme as
vain trust threatens be disastrous; and there
is much To fear that By their ntoerabc
they will create insupernbc barrier To the attainment
of that end which believe the nation desires and
which. if arrived at through proper means and upon
correct principles, would make very favorable change
in our affairs, nay would make it were "The floods
clap their hands, aud the hills rejoice"
We scout the idea of immediate abolition, and impcach
The analgamatonsts of the North of the Sonh of the
East, of The West, and all the unalganatonsts OF what
party heretical guilty in the sight of Iea
The people of Virginia. the people of the United
States viii never embrace the vile notions which these
men are striving to ncucatc They will never submit
TO such respasses on their private rights these in
temperate zealots are making Madness can never
storm the citadel of with such success vicious
inclination predominate the principles of virtue
such an extent as TO draw down the spirit of this peo-
pie from its proud and lofty emnencc to the adoption
this base and groveing hcresy We rely the rnncss
purity and intelligence of the people resist all scduc-
tons of their morals and infections of their rights
If the object of this party is the of humanity
their zeal is greater than their wisdom; for they
ainly pursuing the most ndiscreet way ameliorate
the condition OF that class of beings, whose interests they
bear so heavily al heart The tendency Of this
sary excitement and uproar TO increase the vigilance
and rgor OF the MASTER and TO curta the privileges of
the slave What the result of this may be, if
these needless propgaors of discord shall receive
prompt and pcrcmptory check, fearfully anticipate
but will not predict 1lpeper Ga>cae