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

the rurnors alluded to: -
"any of them 1.-THE abotionsts] arrived in this place
in the evening, and put up al the different hotels III inc
village. Some excitement was manifested here IN con-
sequence of certain inudicous remarks made Ill the pre-
sence OF our clzens rejecting upon the character o
highly respected individuals of the county but we De-
ieve they allowed to pass the night without any
serious interruption In the morning they proceeded on
their way to fetcrbcro where they re-organlzcd tAeif
convention. -.2tbary .7rgas
| " ABULIrIoNisM srEEADIyG LIKE WILD FIFE. by
way of commentary this assertion Of the pro!sigatc
agialor OF the New York Star. the MarlInsbug lrWs,
co., itrpublcan of the 10Th inst gives the following IL
lusration OF the sprcnd o nccnaris III that quarter
~ show the utter tasy Of such assertions We net
only say, That :e blaze Of abotunsn which kiGltu
III this county few weeks since ly few auaicaI c!rF-
gyIcn, appears to have quite gone out; Is proof III
which, there was meeting appointed to hr held Ill i's
village last week. TOR the purpose Of choosing fr'sa'tS
to attend the Stale Convention which is to b. !riu ~
Ccl: and as '.ai,oilionsn is spreading like wG'rr,
was expected doubtless by the families that Tie mouse
would have been filled TO overlooking: But upon c"nht'
ing noses it found that they had drumrd t"gelhrf
to"r individuals on y-no enoug h r corporal guard
Upon casting about tcr Delegates the 10" fell upon Two
cergymcn. who determined to disregard The colsrf
valve meeting recently held ii Utica, well Us PuO!c
sentiment generally.
Such is tic character Of uLolonsn, aud such arc tho
''wi!dtc' strides which II is making Iii THIS County,
'Nl!ire, !rcd hat there is OF II. though It's au'n
Gates are te" aud far hrLwrrn Men OF rational hiih.'
and sound heads: have hui little t" do with IT, ~
ASoTHEH ABUL!rIuN GCSH GONE ofF.-Ne nave
heard report, of which there lie mistake: IS we
know from the which it has been S'""Esd IN
1t is His: Not long since, young g'il.e
man. recently graduate %! Prncrton and wearing TIE
threatening c"gurrn of GHnn catnc ~ Tins Guy anu
received from the Anil Slavery c"cct I"
labor in the rriur OF trnnsy lvana, Tor tie n'lrdAie
abolition OF slavery in the Southern States Alter ar
irving in il suitable territory and among people VINO
had probably slave III their nvrs: lie ca!eo
mrctiag, and began lit up Ills voice Ike rumPi
WHICH right, having maral railic, and being IN
| m. tx
!age however, not knowing any Thing practically upon
the subject, and daklng u be dlsIurpeul III lrir au''
nal occuYat;clS invited him to withdraw ana lu'rcae
the paths v!lr place with the rs oil his cloquchce
They likewise gathered around him IN such numbers, a
looked at hn such nancr, that he adopted Their ad'
vice Proceeding another village he attempted again
/" proclaim he Objects Of his mission, VIZ IL te the
honest yccmcn q. the SlsGuelnnnal', that the planters
r Slntcc ought at once to Lsobry The laws OF South
aS Caroa aud berale their slaves lnStanicT But nci-
tlcr would people of tie second village listen 10 the
sound of the Gam, and the orator found eXped!cn to
. tu&e Gim farther Westward. Once more, i'll third
village, did he prime himself for GiScharse; but the
e people OF tic IGnUIsarla did not care :" leave Gg.
gang their potatoes bear it:ncrant rail against
lusc Of TuscaIonsg Thry had heard enough reports
of the I!-!ool provoked by these discussions in other
places, aHd they determined that the t'"H" should 20
: II pcaccably and silently. But refusing all adnoI'
upon The su!rcl-.crliEg probably, that lac was
too heavily ioGGcd carry his thurye any farther lie
determined sprak-and The Pe"pIe determined lie
Should not The matter became nusrd about, and the
collected arouHC Tie house III ~I:cl !e
taken lodgings But iur Il time, neither i0c:, StocH
y nor bnylcL OF the Gam could be found uad The
Tie munncd only 10y 'r"nct. These female brethren
;, declared that the ugcnt Tor whom the people IN
sea!ch was tie house, and the denial several
: times repeated. But somehow otirr-w!!rhcr by
the peculiar emphasis of the woIdS"ie WAS
: tic house whether because he iHG been seen
to enter the hLusc. and had not Lecn out Of It,
cannot say-lhc sorcrcIgnS were not satisfied with
out a search True enough, he not Il: Me hc"se
n but he IN The CELLAEas snug y slowed away
{ ever mouse i'll cheese. He was speedily taken
FROM ,.Ie uuumy pace I'll his retreat, bit without violence
i'll will; and inu3nuch lie sought protection there
FROM prll.coas, it determined that he should go else
where under their protection. Arraying him therefore
III the inlcguIcn,S of OF Tie duliscs who had
sroncrd hnl i'll the lu:nIp bn lie was led forth amidst the
sllirs and hreccs haw haws OF the villagers, and
conducted without their conlinrS and dismissed. Line
the Star Of Empire. when last seen liz was pursuing his
Wcstwardus strag ht ramr0d. So much ic
: ~ Y. Conn., .4dr
Tic .7doIiticniStS trying to kick up dust in hi:
placc-Me LOGh="t!0ntsS mastering their forces
the people very much inclined 70 mind their OWE
u business.
T. s. Since writing the above: Friday evening" Rev
Nc hiur attempted held forth he doctrines of Tie
i'n;neiay abouns,s to the good people Of Montpelier
ana vicnity Int they iodeStly decued hearing him
II 30 r'''rr ~"fd* being in favor I" free dscussnn c,
LOCK Occasion to speak """r"'T-- ana interrupt Inc
gcniIrIa; the meeting broke up--uoHtptler, Yer
, mart, Patrirt, Oct. ~.
Taz L!nGxAroR was published is usual on Saturday
1t appears to have been got up temporarily, in the al
Of Mr.. Garrison by Mr.. e. c. Burigh who gives
account Of the proceedings on "Wednesday evening
under his signature. As Mr. Durirm ii PROCESSES IL
give lis evidence Witness sla!! take t!le
Liberty correct two OF his statement in the fol-
!. lowing paragraph. MIR. Buricigh inys:
II 81 saw Garrison between two men, who held him and
led him along, while the throng pressed on every side
as If eager to Gcvour him alive His head bare lis
face little highly coored than in his tran
gull moments, if flushed by moderate exercise, and
his cUuurnance composed. have been informed, that
when srlZcd he uttered not word nGr raised hand for
his defence, bat yielded INCREASINGLY, in perfect accord
y ance with his wcll-kncwn principles.
When Nh Garrison was led out Of Wilson lane, we
stood the curb. stone Of the e-walk within feet
Of him when lie passed There crowd press
every side the contrary the crowd scrcd dis
posed retire, if awestIicken; and when he
out Of the lane ~h the two young men who had him
in charge, there not six persons within nearly two
rods distance Of them. His cuuntenancc not
posed, flushed il by moderate exercise 1t was
deadly pale, whilst ghasiy smile ditiusc his
pald features, Which shall forget whilst live.
, We have hung and shot, and led out to be
hung and s!u,-lol only but frequently and
counlruancc that affected scns!biy. Mr..
6 Burrigh msinGrncd in another respect Mr.. Gar
risen, when dragged from his idngpace, did not utter
word lie !t down upon his knees, clasped his hands,
and prs rcd for ;ncrcv with the ardor OF despair and
when assured that should hurt him, he seemed
scarcely to know what was said to him or what re was
nbout.-i}oSLGn Transcript
(FrO,a the .Ntic Iork SUmGGy .Ir.rS.j
GKonGE IucMrsOS AGAIy.-1'he steamboat President,
Capt. Coleman, from Providence, due yesterday morn
ing: compelled by the dense log to ay 10 Gull
light, from O'Clock Friday evening" until o'clock the
next morning.
t We learn from the Capt. and other that
Thompson in Newport OF Thursday night, anu that
a. the fact known to the citizens, great
rurn, manifested Crowds nlcl in the Streets
and d;g mt scarc for Thompson vas adcin every quar-
ter. De So hard pressed that hc compelled
himself hy assuming the gatb Of female: In this dis
Il gusc he was conducted by two Young ladies, whose