Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
NoRwIcn, (Chenango co., ~ York } Oct !
lMMEDIArE ABOLITION


IN y. Courier.
NoRwIcn, (Chenango co. n. York Oct !
IMMEDIATE ABOLITION.
"a" ''aec Co"eetion at Utica, 10 form State auti-
Stacery Society.
Such is the mschevous project OF the hal(.crazee f.,
natics aud hypocres, who are ,riifI,, nursno,r -
sures calculated to involve the South ali the hoi ors OF
serve war and 10 produce disasters 10 the republic
nut must make every patriot for the safety of
the Unon--We use the word scitlkg because charity
might suppose, that in the outset they sincere and
that they really thought they were engav,d b, n fnnJ
work But charity ITSELF cannot now Yield ,hcm even
the credit of honest, though mistaken zeal
After they have the feelings which their nrocaca
ings have excited in the Southern States-Aner Tho,
have been appealed TO- to cease their dan,,oron i!
ana toid mat their publications would lead TO insurrc
tons OF the saves-to the ndiscrimnnte massacro &c
men, women and chdren-regardless of ali tbrse c,n
sequences they still persist in circulating ,mong The
slaves, through the means Of agents in discourse AMI
free blacks their infammatory pnbications,Ye tlerr
iore repeat mat they are longer honeSthev Luoy
that their abors tend 10 caames the most i;r, ,I, ~
peia people, and yet knowing this they persevere in
unhoy crusade against the constitutional rights of
es.I u'' hey nno,o Vt they know anything of the
Southern States) that the blacks and whites can
S e .eLe on terms OF equalitytLat the blacks are un
euucateo ana totally Incompetent govern themselves
that collisions would unavodaby arise bet,yecn ,S
TWO colors and that mutual slaughter would be the CON
sequence 0i their Immediate emancipation; and vel he
Faith, fanatic ah, once welded last
Inc hanc' olli or Oneida Standard and Democrat Ex-
tra requests the papers throughout the State to % The
caH an Insertion Very modest, indeed I've Shall a.,
no such thing We can be better employed tban in aid
ing to excite savage population cut the troats Of
our neighbors and fellow citizens But we will s,,,
that the call is signed by 4ioan Se,oart of Utica non
oraiwaysbeing wrong and for putin his n J nov
dishes, where he frequently rets A. bnr,i - L "
probably will in this instance He has over Two hawaii
associates to back s::n this nefarious uroccedn I
rrentts, OF The Cooperslown ''Freemans Journal" f.
citaes himself, That but from Otsepo sirned
the caii. Chenango has not furnished even one name
TO the infamous movement and most heartily rioce
ut IL. - - J|e
There is part of sentence in Mr. Stew.rt,s p;o,,s
proclamation, which confess do not preciseIv un.
derstand III this: cit would seem as if rpLteons
rrovdence has doomed that shall speedily be M free
or all slaves together" Now what certain uu,nIcr Of
blacks being slaves in the Southern States has 10 do
with our liberty at the North, more than we car dis
Germ but we suppose, that the keen optics of an Gin
mediate aboltonist, can
''5ee what Is to be seenn
But il seems il is decreed-doomed- we ,ust be all
free ogether or all slaves together How the gentleman
ascertaIned that there such decree of PSov;d.nc
he las not condescended To tell US Perbons La NM, ~
KIND enough to lei us into the good time II ne
and his companions choose TO bo ssaU sIa, ., ne :,
we have not tho least objection; or if they Wis. 70 he
" all Tree together, we presume they can find blacks
lies ""U 'iei' ia''
But we have pursued this subject Gar enough for the
present We wish the African no harm and we
Will take good that do them none We Ian,.
that TO the fanatics Their condition was gradually
growing better-thcr privileges were constantly heinz
extended and their situation cases was comfort
aDIe llere was mutual confidence existing between
the master and slave; and frequent infercbanuo 80
KIND Offices often attached them TO each other 7Jbe
" immediate Aboltonists' commenced their ,boro -
that mutual confidence longer exists IL,. avns ar
regarded with jealousy and treated with more ryor and
the free coloured people will be forced 10 caHys g.
homes. So far their iabors have beer, nroJuere G M
lhing butevn, to both whites and blacks--Journat
PUBLIC MEETING.
At meeting of the citizens Of the county of Cbs,s,
60, heid pursuant TO public notice at the Court ko1se in
Norwich, the 26th inst for the purpose Of exnres
ing their views in relation TO iIe prevailing excitement
On the subject OF slavery in the South John ubl,rd
appointed President, Abial Cook and Abel Cband
Ter, Vice Presidents, and ). c. Coyc, Secretary.
On motion OF s. 5. Randall it was Resolved That a
la nd
solutions expressive Of the sense OF the neofinn on ,
subject which il had convened to consid.r W." w
on the following gentlemen were appointed from f}
chair, viz s. s. Randall, Il. p Smith, John latham ST.
las Holmes and b ~ Rexiord, who, after a Temporary
retirement reported the following.
Resored, That the Union oftcse States consccra,ed
BY the blood Of Revolutionary heroes and ee,negtc
~ Any s s ps century o. unparalleled national and
ndlyidva prosperity, is deserving OF affection
ate attachment and sincere regard and that we ook On
on an efforts when have tendency To weaken that
atachmcn ana regard, ~ any section ofour condera
ey as unwise dangerous and destructive 10 the highest
Interests Of the American People
ResoCed, That the subject OF slavery is one which by
the terms and spirit Of the Constitution beonoa ;
gyely to those States Tie citizens of which are te
and holders Of slaves and o,at any c
on the part OF any other member of this copederac
while 1t can in wise benefit the object Of tleir sa
Piled Phlsoihropy ~ neccssaTIy productive Of jealousy
ana alarm TO our Southern BRETHREN dangerous to er
peace and safety and in its ultimate consequences fatal
to ihe stability and peImanencc ofthe Union.
Resooed, That we look upon such Interference az no
Iess man iarcida warfare; for have regarded
the people Of the South political brethren mr. Of
tne same great powerful nation, bound to0ethcr bv
community Of interests; with whom ,ge haze b,er
engaged IN common defence against a common ag.
gression and were IL only for these reasons Vc c,
look quietly while their rights are invaded m - ~
bulwarks Of our liberty attacked by the blind fury Of "a
na,,elsnl under the garb Of liberal philanthropy
he$0pe9, mat under existing circumstances, il is i'm.
possible that The cOlorcd and white population Of ill.,
Sonth s9oold az one and The time be free aud that
snouo he opoitiohiss succeed in their inUdiejous en-.
oeRYors they would destroy the liberty Of such as are
eaPsge o enjoying Il, and bestow il upon those who
coud use only for the purposes Of Hcento9sness and
crime. az"
hesotge6, That The conduct Of the immediate sbor
tonists ~ en6eagoriag 70 force heir peepdis, n6i;
ons upon the people Of the South and n sss 90 def
tecuon and violence emong the slaves Is fsnotirsi all
dangerous ~ ihe eHJenes 1af fully sympatIs i,E
our southern bretreB IN be feeling they have ev,ced
and that 1t Is the duty Of every good citizen nte ~
e,scoontenance the absgr5 and alarming course Of H.
noIpleIn fanatics and BY every legal and c6sGonsl
means, 20 prevent their applying the torcbgbt - -
o ana ans''csp 70 The justly excited spira Of The
Besolred, That our brethren Of the Southern