Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
PUBLIC SENTL.MENT Of IA N.orth


An effort is making by the Citizens of Utica to defeat
the meeting of the Abolition Convention We hone
sincerely, that they may succeed in the attempt
a Convention of 90 Delegates OF Monroe county "
Y. came 10 the following resolutions on the 3D. INF
Rescued, That while we deprecate and condemn the
conduct OF those politicians who seeking pervert
Tie present unhappy excitement the subject i'm
mediate abolition of slavery political and dis
claim every intention, desire wish do SO ourselves
we nevertheless deem our duty TO ourselves our po
ltical friends who have been unusty aud
our iellow-czens at the South, publicly proclaim,
that the republicans of New York on this subject are
sound To The core and that with but very few exceptions
II, common with by far the largest proportion of The re-
Specialize intelligent and influential of our political oD-
ponents they decidedly opposed To the doctrines and
measures of the immediate aboliiionss and that the
charges and nsinuatons TO the contrary some whp
and nulying presses, entirely destitute of foundo
tlon and made, far least as they are made bv
Northern politicians with perfect knowledge of their
ialsity, and with the view to influence the fresen,i
election at the South, reckless in regard all other con-
sequences.
'Resoteed That we cannot but egard the efforts of the
wing press and politicians the seeds OF distrust
and jealousy between native and adopted citizens not
only as unwise and unjust, but war with those
great fundamental principles of liberty upon which our
whole institutions are based and which fathers yo
RED IN promulgaling when they proclaimed to all ma
tons that land should be asylum for the Cypress
cd and the home of the free"
numerous meeting of the Democratic Republican,
OF the Iown of Sharon, adopted the following Resoiu-
TONS
'Reso'ocd That chershinq as we do most Arden, at
tachent to the Union and sincerely DESTROYS of its pre-
servaton, we cannot express in sufficiently strong Ian
nj he
conduct OF certain set of Northern fanatics styled
ltionsts, who by their nsoent and unauthorized inter.
terence with the civil rights and social happiness Of our
Southern ellowctzens, doing all i'm their bower TO
render the Union 10 them instead of blessing
ReSo1cd, That Southern brethren should be left
as we wish TO be, manage their own property i'm their
own way and they should be protected in the cnoyucnt
OF tins privilege, both by public sentiment and ecs.
i've enactment If II be according to the decision OF
sound law, that citizen of State who throws rock
ct across the boundary line which separates it from ano.
iher causes the destruction of house. thus becomes
amenabe by the act TO the tribunal oil the latter State
and can be delivered TO its authority upon appca.
ton being made by executive to the other much
more do we believe it obe proper for the Southern States
by similar method to bring under their jurisdiction the
ncendares, who scattering among their population
hIe-brands, arrows and DEATH
ReSolUed, That repcl with scorn The serons Of
certain Nulhcation presses at the South that the do
nocracy Of the North friendly to abolition We
nave never heard supporter OF Jackson and Van Blu
rem ~ any oil the Northern States who abolitionis
and we do not believe there is in existence
Resoteed, That we determined not To hear our
Southern fellow citizens abused like the ylesfniuals
by foreign yagabond native zealJ and we request
such gentry to keep at distance from this section the
" Resolced, That our sympathy with our soutl,crn
trends shall not exhaust itself in words We as
sure the inhabitants Of Virginia and Carolina that ye
have not forgotten the time when their fathers am, r
iought SIDE by side for tie liberty Of this nation and e
Pedge them, that should scrvile instruction be cxci
yea oy incendafy efforts, the young Of Connectieu
Will hasten with alacrty TO the assistance Of The descend
and shed their blood to maintain it,
ne Lcltef OF MI. Van Bucn 20 have satisfied
all impartial men in the Nortb.-'1he ~ York Com
mercal (Whg) says Of IL at is no more than com
mon justice 10 MIR Van Buren, to copy the following let
ter, from the Augusta (Gcorga) Courier ygnenby hin
TO gentleman IN Georgia. Upon this question: We be-
heye the Vice Prcsldents views be correct and in ou
opinion II Is difficult TO conceive Of any thing more in
Judged OF pepOsierous, Than for The opponents Of that
gentleman TO oppose him upon tie eigncd issue of dcn
uiyiDg him with tic immediate abnllU0niss This Is
Going indeed "no more than common Justice" Bu
now many Wings fall far short Of this marki-For -
ample, the Wnrigig Wing, the Telegraph NOW aban
doned By its Editor and Proprietor 10 sor. Of poltca
9uaGs)- tho Petersburg lniegenccr, who echoes lk,
the Parrot, &c, &c
The Tammany Republican Committee of the CITY Of
~ orr has cat the Eseniog Post, Ia tie folowin.
"bEMOCRArlC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.
u ~ regular meeting of the Democratic Republi
can General Committee, held ot Tasnniany Hall or
Fnday evening, the 9th dry Of October 1886 The fol
loving preamble and resolutions were adopted.
whereas The course ofthc Evening Post in conlinn
ing 70 discuss the Abolition question in our opinion
meets the decided disappr0baton Of the Democracy
the City and county Of New York and Of an oyefwhen
ing majority OF the people Of the North and is decided,
contrary tothe expressed opinion and views Of this Com
miuee. ana whereas, the well as Che matter
rs publications. upon that question: are in our opinion
dangerous to the peace and safety Of the good people
inc Soun-ogr brethren ~ the family of this great re
/ public: Therefore,