Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
Richmond, Friday, August "a.

to have ever before his that he cherish
tas q sressrrsng a.S-M.D,.os. ~ 'a' 'a'"
The South has deep interest the Union as the
North certainly, no Stale is attached To il than
Virginia. because the Potomac may be the dividing line
and she will thus become the border State. Her rivers
would brisc with and her fields be turn
I'll into Lattlegrounds. With these feelings She and
with her all the Patriots of the South would commune
of the North:
The only rock which the Union may probably spit
Is the very one which now solicits attention. No.
thing has created such marked interest different sec
tons OF the countryNotlng is well calculated to in.
,ne the scnsibilty of the South as an interference
with her domestic institutions lis mere question
oil property, which may ultimately he stakc-but
IT ntaB he her safety the very lives of her wives
and her children And yet il is this very topic which
the Fanatics of the North the hypocritrs who as
pire to the character of Saints and Pblan,Iron;s,s
most apt To NEEDLE with Ii is the nerve in which nee
most feel and which ttcy disposed To pierce
Inc weak among them scdnccd TO engage in lis
o.u'lagrons eg'auon 10y sympathy, and knaves are
incitcd by The viesi passions; by the Ioyc
aisunsion Another BY the want of bread Fanaticism
society and raise up agais,
the south rappan contributes his money, to acquire
notorTety May. scizes the opportunity Of displaying
himself in public assembly And more shameful still
foreign Essary is audacous enough TO plant his foot
IN New England to disturb the peace of the South The
phpl.i TIE press, and popular meetings, are all em-
pioyed TO promote their nearicus agitatons Papers are
printed for gratutous cicuation-the public mail is EN-.
pioyed 10 distribute them-Somctimes a lurking Ennis.
sary steals into the South to administer their poison
the New York Morning Herald is be believed "The
Aboltonists of Ncsc York have immense printing cs
.aohsnncns IN Nassau street. constantly engaged in
throwing OIL tracts, newspapers and pamphlets for cru-
tuitous distribution through the U. States mails Tarcc
nTsc Pocer steam presses are at york day and night
They possess lists of every LAWYER every merchant eve
~ person of consequence in the Southern States il
supposed that this single cstabshmrn by mail
more papers throughout the slave holding States than
the whole domestic press of that region does y"
Perhaps not citizen of the North out of 10 COO has
seen these ncendiary publications he aware of the
Danger winch they calculated produce i'm the South
But she knows the peril, and she feels the mischief
he indeed prepared to do all in her power keep off
their Emlssaries and their publications. But il
Is scarcely practicable for her to shut up every possible
avenue of communication. Some poisonous missile
may yet pass her barrier with all the precautions she
May cmploy-wth all the fiery vengeance which she is
ssgy "'s'h upon the head Of the "'rndn neen
we have no words adequately TO express the resent
ment which the South feels towards these. Fanatics
The outrage il nolerable; aud it without
DO these lncendiarics plead that they are Americans
aud that they have interest in the character
OF the whole Union: The pretext is irivolous-When
the North entered into the present Union with the South
cr States II was agreed that members of the Con
federacy, they would have nothing all to say 10 our
ownership IN the Slaves, to their emancipation
They guaranteed to US indeed Representation found
edna certain proportions upon this Of poouloon
lhey also bound themselves to deliver up our fugitive
Saves-But beyond these two provisions the Constitu
ton is perfectly silent II is American question II
concerns only the South and the South Wes-lt is an
interference with Domestic Institutions from which
they politically debarred by the ycrvtheorv f The
CONSTITUTION III there be any thing wrong nornble
~ the retention oil Slaves, II is confined 10
citizens oil the u States, they have nothing To cav TO il
They have no political right clearyAnd is as certain
tley have moral right Ii an evil which they do
not understand. The remedy is left to our own dis
creuon. Ii is best understood by ourselves These
men are then not only impairment, but pernicous in
iermeddlers They not only bring mischief upon
the whites; but they aggravate the very evils which
they profess to remedy They strengthen the cord of
slavery ilsef--They compel treat them with
severity, which is painful slave as it is rksome
10 the owner regard for own security must inn
Pose upon them additional rcstrictions-und in case
these vile miscreants should succeed i'm raising re-
Deiion among them, they alone will be held RESPONSIBLE
IN the eyes of God and Man. for all the blood which
VIII fow-lt is thus that they are doing serious mia.
chief both TO the Whites and to the Blacfs-aggravot
ing the very evil which they profess TO paatc Every
sane man IN the Northern States surely requires no ar
gunent to convince him. that the project of abolition
and intermxturc with the whites too re yotng 10 all
our sensbillties, and too perncous to the safety
OF ,ne south TO be entertained for single moment
Whal then DO these madmen desire? To excite
SPIRIT oil disaifection among the slaves to shed our
South? " " !" inc
The South therefore, appeals in the mest resnecf,,
sPIit 10 inc North VIII you permit these vile Fanatics
" 70 on IN their audacous career? will you suffer your soil
10 De used for the purpose of planting the lie yer To aitae
ours; We call upon interfere AS citizen same
hePubc as bound TO carry good faith the theory
Oh inc compact which binds together we beseech Won
70 put down these incendaries' What would you say
u your own Operatives TO become mi
eoehous-threaenlng your houses with the torch and
your ianiiics win the kneand If were to erect
presses IN our bosom print and circulate pane o
blow them into flame? Would YOU moi call unnn M
10 interfere for their suppression And NAV we moi cali
upon you IN the like spirit I'VE pray you also 10 mark
the discomfort which is gradually spreading in the South
sShe deests your lncendiaries. She will v,rcak tho
dest vengeance upon their heads if ever they come
within our jursdictionWe believe that the greatcr
part OF your citizens are opposed To their neirous
PoJectBut we call upon you give us the clearest vi
oences OF your sympathy and support For want of ths
acuVe sentiment there men who a re pleased N
your Sincerity and to press their own schemes
~ e'su"oh In TACT are you not beginning the
Danger, and TO tremble fJr the conseouences, M,ny
southern hcart, that loves the Union as its dearest G.
piOou, oegns 10 quail under the prospect MANY oene
rou. patriot who loves you is already BEGINNING To- ak
"y DO we not see our friends in the North come forth
10 aid Us to put down these Fanatics bv the utno. ce
OF public opinion To call nieetngs and denouncs v,,h
All the force OF indignant coquencc and in all Che ma
Jesty OF crowdng fnutItudcs, the miserabe Fanatics
VINO are hooding the South with their POISON why do
hey not Close their pupits against them? Why do
'y not forbid all intercourse either social or CONNER
e,a with the disturbers of peace? WHY. above
al, docs not Massachusetts with whom VIRGINIA
symPatlsed so kcenly in the DAYS Of her Bosion
Fort-D drive that audacous foreigner from her bo
som, VINO IS grossly abusing the rights of hospitality
70 throw our country into confnsious A IL
enough for Jappan and for Garrison to he throwing fire
brands into the Sontbut for that Mt INTRUDER
thompson 10 mingle lin Institutions. for that f.
!egner' who has nothing american about him. in name
Of patcnce"s ''e ''''"'
We say, then, with the calm and considerable Edi
tor o. inc Charleston PairioJ let the system of rita
uon DC put down IN all its branches and drfe;one;,
Saeh ana eeery one e 10 and appdnces Let oub-
nc opinion al the North raise It's terrible warnings as
well 10 him who agtates hy means Of The - IL
torc, as 70 him who agates BY means Of the Press
LEI the gtited writer who nAlcs by the dangerous To-
gc OF tie passions be senccd, by the same moral NV
er me Indignation Of the people, that drives into obscu
>" Who j.. this George Thompson who i. en,i,o o. -.
81 hs country with the othoR Hc il zentlcman so J,
women ~ % ut ny INC Oh woaon Of scgand, 70 lecture