Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-18

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AMI AM" sssy Societies aud presses employed the side Of van
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VINO can mistake the Language of this insijinu- in
cndiary politicians Who i.ns not perceive the tactics
which he recommends to his followers in the South?
We have another practical proof of The Wings at.
tempting to the Abolition question To the purposes
ct Party An election about tn take place. the dth
Monday OF this month, in Fa"qurr county, of Dele.
gate IN the place of Mr.. Thomas Marshall. The Wings
are playing this very Abolition question. to help tn,
election of Colonel Walden 1t bu. on SATURDAY. las,
that i.c Warcntpn Register pipes the ollon tune
~ the City of New York, immense numbers Of such
papers are struck off daily and distributed in South
oy inc UNITED STATES NAILS and this is openly dome
IN New York. the strong hold Of VAN BUREN-by
nus friends and supporters; and yet called on to
give aid, votes, elect the iends of Van Blu
rem to our Lcg'atnre to strengthen the power aud
tend the system of Misrulc within our borcrs-to add
one more to the Van Buren, Caucus which will be form.
ed in the next Legislature, for nominating Presidential,
electors tor the Stale On the fourth Monday in this
month, we sall have an opportunity oil deciding what
Now, is it ace, The Whgs who thus falsely and iii.
beraly and nsdiously turn it into party question:
Ihe wing too but Of yesterday, points to the Lam
gunge oil the ~ York Eve. Post, in regard 10 Mr. Ken
dali letter; calls it Mr. Van Burens organ in the CITY
OF New York--and speaks silly of "stracs - (nsnuat-
no doubt that the Post shoes chic cay the c;ad bo,rs
One word, then, to tlc Political A. itators The
WING may double, like the Fox fast as it plcases-
out It's own memorable Exonarctur is still upon record
IN favour OF MIR. Van Buren,:
"'At present, all do Mr. Van Buren, Me justice to
tSonsrate ma, S from giving the ieast eougtsaaee to the
Fanatics. THEY SUSPECT HIM OF NO SUCH
THING. They believe him opposed TO their DESIGNS
and their practices We are sure that Mr. Van Bn
rem himself would in his sagicty and patriotism recon-
mend that COURSE
Why does the swing" talk of the objections of
the Evening Post to MIR. Kendals Letter I! WHY of
sraic and OF the io.d, when have other straws to
show Mr. Van Burens course, and when the paper mos,
in his confidence fully justices and approves Kendals
course
What for instance, says the last New York Times of
the 18th, paper as thoroughly attached to Mr. Van Blu.
rem, as the Evening Post Hear him!
We cannot let the occasion pass wtiouta word ar
two upon the course of the misguided whose mad
IT honest zeal has produced much commotion we
need so no farther than this correspondence with MIR
Gouverncur. He informs them that such is the stat, IF
feeling ut Charleston, that the transmission of their mn
LEGATIONS there has led the violation of the mail a, Tia,
place. and IN order to prevent repetition of the OUTRAGE
he requests them TO suspend the of such 1,
pers, at least until the directions of the (
neral eau he received They refuse! They know that
the citizens of Charleston have appointed committee
OF their most distinguished citizens 10 superntend the
opening oil the mails, and to take all of their fire
brands, ana That the Postmaster has agreed 10 co.
operate with themthat they therefore succeed
IN disseminating their trash-and that the only effects
oil continuing ITS transmission will to keen an the in
Illumination OF the public feeling and to cause renewed
violations of the laws Yet reckless are tbese neoe
that in these circumstances they refuse 10 spsnd
tner proceedings And they Pretend too that they send
iher addresses only To whites, and never to the blacks
and that they wish to persuade the white owners of the
~
slaves! The Postmaster upon their refusal determined
to prevent the admission of their papers i'm the mails
and who shall blame him for it? His course is not law
iu nor Is That OF the Charleston Postmaster but il is
wise useful, and laudabe and his fellow citizens ns
wen as his official head, will approve of it, we have
seen one OF the agents of the Aboonists who
us that by that resolution, they did mean what il said
but only to assert their rights, and that they have com
piled with the request of the Postmaster I'VE do 80
believe HIM We believe that they knew the meaning
oil their resolution they such blockheads as the
reverse would show them If they are let them cease
% nlp Nyith mai s..
has been said that fools rush in where angels fear IN
tread But they did know what they said and il was
only alter learning that they could get their poison
through Inc mails, that they made virtue necessity
and pretended to comply. 1T has been our resolution
not 10 discuss the question of slavery of immediate
aDoon because OF our conviction that the discussion
must do harm but circumstances are changed and we
feel 1t to be duty now to point out the evils impending
from the insane efforts of these fanatics We sIin ,oke
other occasions for adverting to the subject"
But hear still more strongly the .7Ibanv 4y0us. a
paper always in the confidence of Mr. Van Buren, and
preserving the Union in all its glory, and the Republi.
can party in all their principles. Hear him-and then
sophscate as they may, about and the ,cind
I'll he extracts which we make to-day from the South
ern newspapers and the proceedings Of the meetings AT
Charleston aud Richmond show how pcrvading and ex-
citing the subject of the fanatica abors of e All
htonis.s has become at least in all that section Iosg
nhcant MS these men are body throughout the North
tney are capable aS every days experience shows of
ference and the dissemination of their incendiary tracts
and publications.
citizens
have been characterised by spirit of moderation and
rmncss, that evnces determination on the one hand tn
do nothing rashiy and The other act if action be re-
CURED deeiscciy and eGcctuaLy So far ALSO then dis.
cTntGtc boticecn tic fac 1SgUidcd pyofigafc men NJ
lie North lcho inSgGte these iaJ0rs of eIceaent and he
great 6Ody Of the forera people, Of alt sec and parti,s
eh0 co'ide1e and derecate them They resolve we per-
ceYe, while they recprocate the expressions of the
northern opponents OF ncendiarsm, hold no inter-
course personal or mercantile, with those who are mum
dating the Southern country with their abolition pubica-
lions; ana IN the mean time to protect themselves from
Their interference, by requiring the return of
these inssivcs through the mails, by proceeding TO
tnelf summary SEIZURE and destruction the spo All
TINS we conceive TO be matter Of justablc reouir.
ca sedcicncc. But where may the evil not lead if il
be not checked? Can count always upon discri-
ninatng moderation under the evaporation which these
dangerous inericrenccs may provoke, These are not
he Des IN winch moderation and dispassionac eoones
mold the ascendant: and contestant WI have seen no
threatened results dangerous the TRANQUILITY and
welfare OF Tins country, than this!
" Under the circumstances, trust that the entire
WORTH sure me teio-thc TeTy fec anatcs 1eW speok
u common Language ~ patriotism and 65aIacss. We
conceive mat tie time has arrirod, when If we would
arrest the rash hand of tanaticsm must sneak and
de as one man We cannot be deceived as to the OBI.
mons OF ninety hundrcdfts Of Hc N0rtheyR Dopulioa
Ihcy deprecatc the fanaca efforts of the day and will
citizens OF the South, in to restrain and coun
ernct rr evil tendency We could wish that the ,,nb-
nc feeling on this subject oppressed in some pa-
nc HsaHcr-dt Hcctug Of ctiseas--toho,t diSfne
non 81 Patyand ho oppression be aoiccd to 10 cbrood
as a io0d go, ,ciH greGt moral potency and tc nost
sanitary effect. '-.2dbany 3rgps, .gugusfJ a.
we lay before CDR readers day from the Richmond