Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01
BEAuroRr, Is. CT Aug. I3. 1895.

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Tosthe Editors Of TEE Charleston Courier:
Gentcnrn-l am directed by the Society, of which |
am corresponding Secretary to request you to publish
'At meeting held this day, Saturday. the 18th Au-
gust Judge Lynch presiding, it Resolved, by a
large majority, that the of THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be paid by this Society, whomsoever will deli
the respective Chairman of these Societies. in
Georgetown, Charleston, Beaufort Savannah Augusta
Daren the bodies of either of the four we'll known
lncendiaries among the Northern Aboonists; that
Of their late risitor. VERlTAN, Secretary"
The following is copy of letter returning inccn-
diary paper received by Mail:
:, .. MouSr CLIo Aug ~.
SIR: The inclosed paper, published by you for the An
tSayery Society, and sent to the Mount Clio Post Of
flee, Sumter District, South Carolina called Human
Rights and person request now take The liner
~ OF sending back to you, il TO this office
but cmbeilshed with the inside Of pine and the outside
OF goose, with piece of cotton yarna the produc-
ton oil the South Should you undo their pur.
poses aud you obtain practical information by
calling at the Mount Clio Post Office
Clio Post Once are State RIGHTS papers; and Lno
ing our rights we intend TO defend them all risks and
hazards.
Yours the Posr MASTER, MIR. Clio.
We have received Letters e.o one OF the most inell
gent citizens OF New Jersey who assures us that such is
the intensity of the excitement in that State and Now
York. that he was fearful it would show itself ia
overt acts OF strong character Even the coored neo
Pile in those States find the against them SO
great in consequence of the mad efforts Of Japan thai
they lmPrecate the hottest his head We are
informed that the free persons of color feel so acuel tho
effect OF the movements of the abolitionists rs tn
vowed vengeance against their rngleaders Our co.,
respondent states that the excitement cannot long sr
vive and that the public indignation will visit The mis-
guided fanatics with due vcngeancc.-Norfok Beacon
ALExASDRrA, August Give have been favored
with the following extract of letter from Southerner
at Boston:
have Just returned from the great meeting held at
Faneuil Hall, called 10 put down the Abolitionss and
had the pleasure Of hearing Messrs Fletcher Spraruc
and Otis address The meeting They all three acou,ited
themselves admirably The demonstrations of the i'm.
f.4H ttal fill,
reference with the subject of Slavery The people of
The South may rest satisfied, that the great body of the
tins question. When Mr. Sprngue alluded Thomp-
son in the terms he deserved there a manifestation
OF intense abhoence of the fellow and if he had been
within reach think he would have got he coat with
out the trouble of asking for it."-Ga-eue
The meeting in Philadelphia, of which an account is
given in to-day S paper, most numerous and res.
pcctabe one The voice of Boston has been echoed by
the City of Broherly Love. New York follows mex
Peace Will be in all our borders-D.
The jackson editors chuckle at the defeat of David
Crockett from Tennessee If they think any one is
sorry at this event, tell them of ono who is NOT
There IS no accounting for tastes but surely the nos
singular of all that have heard of, is that of the
New York American, IN preieiring political defeat in
supporting Mr. Webster political victory in espous
ing tho cause Of General liarrison.-B
BRIrisH WEST IsDIEs.-The Commissioners annoin,.
ed under the Act for the Abolition of Slavery have made
an iner-colonial aPPortonment of the twenty millions
placed at their disposal From their published statement
II appears, that the number of slaves the British colo
NAL possessions amounts tn $50 $685. the relative value
OF 4o-Sci ,1'}N. los 10 Lid. The Slaves
will therefore receive about four-nin,s Of their relative
value The proportion for the Island of Janiaica is
o'ioi,y<It; as ~ sid, and the relative value OF the
slayess 1881 ,i3R Is. 3--M. j. Gaz.
Sajiing Of OH Honsidcs, and 5oytunute Escn,e-On
tuesday "tfetn""n large number cf officers ant, men,
among them Lieutenants beiongino TO the fr;gn,c
went down in the Steamboat Hercules 10 embark On
approaching the ship the Quarantine the Steam
boat stoppe and small boat from the fripate
the officers and men mme daiey jumped into the boat
with their luggage when the boat took sheer under
He'd and d..faI.
upset Great alarm prevailed on board of the Steam
boat and ingate Tor the safety of those who were
struggling with strong current and high sea Boats
were sent from the ship, and benches oars &C. were
thrown over, and every effort made i,e men
Alter much cxertion, they all picked up and reach
cd tie frgate in safety but with the loss of most Of the
baggage Yesterday, at eight, the rgate was under
way she passed up to the city, fired salute, and
squared away for the Narrows After laying off and ON
for considerable portion Of the day. she went down
passed the Bar, and got safe sea- al g. p NJ She is
Duly .AdgertiSer
Craps IN Louisana.-Thc New Orleans Courier of the
Oh instant, has the following dscouagng paragraph
In rotation to the crops in that quarter of The Union
From the contents of the several country papers nd
letters which we have perused appears that all homes
OF good sugar cotton crop must be Abandoned
Inc ram has been general throughout the State and
mas caused much DAMAGE the grass has grown to such
gn as 70 cover me canes altogether, aud caterpars
arc about to finish tho work of destruction NOTHING
now but spell of dry weather save the planter fro
complete loss AS to cotton the general opinion seems
TO prevail that the crops will be very indifferent in lower
LOUISIANA the rains causing the balls 10 rot and fall be-
lore thcy have attained degree Of maturity. Several
planters have already abandoned their cotton fields 10
give their attention to their corn which suffered much
rida."
VILLAIaous BUsEEss.-The New York Star says;
Ihe nanuiaciure OF spurious coin for Hay and South
America, Is carried TO considerable extent schoon.
or arrived here from Beevillc New jersey on Thurs-
Gag with $50 boxes of teach containing $500 made
ehufey OF experimenting TO $45O0OO They were
10 De CROSSED over, previous TO expoation She was
Sezed by the customs, but liberated for want OF some
specific law, aud from the plea of its being manufactured
copper"
Can this be possible? Surely there is some law il,
existence ny which these wholesale swindlers may be
reached, and ii there is not no time sbould be LOST in
enacuns one Inc subject should not be lost sight of
during the next session Of Congress and in lie mean
time the names Of the parties engaged in this base sv
TEN, should be given TO the Public.--Phh Ina
letter dated July 10, from gentleman in Natebi.
toches TO his friend IN Pittsburg, says
81 have heard to day, by gentleman from Texas
that two thousand five hundred Mexican troooa had ar
rived at the Brazos their way Nacopdoches their
object IS yet unknown. The people Of Texas baye cent
a deputation to inquire their object"
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, ed 9vg 1s35
This Department acknowledges the recent of an
anonymous letter, without date, cnclosnp the sum M
three hundred and forty dollars, which the writer ates
settlement Of account"
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N7MPLOYMENT WANTED.-A sinol. man with
~ out family wishes To engage to manage farm for
the ensuing year Application by letter post paid 10
= y will be attended TO- References unquest,onablc
viii be produced Of superior management None need
apply except one whose business will afford wages of