Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ments local in their nature aud intended TO promote no'.
ydua influence and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IL has discharged
by its the buens of national debt crcateo
for the wants and defence Of the people, and saved US
from burthrs still greater, threatened ny extraVa5aht
and unconstitutional appropriations. II has broken up
the system uf onopolles, by successful war upon oil
enormous pecuniary despotisn, fruitful parent
of exclusive privileges. II has stayed The destructive
arm of Modification, and powerfully contributed TO pre-
serve our Union and its blessings hose are SOME 81
the strong bonds Of traerna ass"cilon. They en-
brace principles approved by our heads and our hearts,
and call us into energetic and united action IN l"et sup.
Dort They are the foundation If our attachment |" Inc
administrations Of Andrew Jackson and William l.
Marcy. , r.
EtSurcd That in the conflict of the past year, the De-
nocracy achieved The most splendid triumph which Tie
HISTORY Of Republic has yet recorded 1t Was VIC
lury over powerful and interchangeable foe stimulated ny
hitter and hereditary hostility the terrorS panic
and pressure and Distress wckrdy produced l" SuScr
their designs: and by the appliances Of corrupt monroe
mower struggling Tor the control Of the Government
md for The overthrow OF the Patriot and Hero who dared
Ito take the responsibility Of arrsing It's career WI"
had filled the of his country glory; anu
who has restored by his administration the principles oi
Inc Statesman who founded and who reformed our sys'
,rm' In that contest feel the proud Conviction 'l
Saratoga did her duty. Its remembrance VIII animate
Us to efforts in the cause, equally glorious when events
| demand them. 49, -.
cannot dispense with undiun!sllrd vigilance Oh our
n!t The activity of our opponents Is suspended only
| will revive with added yea whenever and where yer
i,r prospcct of success opens upon their hopes hry
IRE but now rrpoSin. in the vain expectation C.! us
| affection among ourselves. Every indication "t DIVISION
j. watched every source OF 1t nourslrd by tirih Win
r,urrncss Every subject OF excitement Is always agi-
t;rd and blown itu importance in the Old anu loorn
lime of discurd and conversion The late oil n'$ieu
end dcludrd Republicans in times past the Inrvta.
Bile end of uposlacy the disastrous experience o'
years sceuIs not have taught wisdom to our opp
ncnS. -, g.. r
Prscred That tic cT,rts and designs of Abolition Ia
iatcs and pIIilanlhrnpss, regard with abHorFccc'
Few il, number, weak wicked as liey are; WE i'J..e
that public sentiment has universally iu'h'lheo te'' pr
ceeangs with dslonDr and disgrace, ana we nave 'S
to rxct that our brc ren of the South will do justice |"
the Stro! and general feeling OF the North. slavery
its condltI" as we'll IT'S continuance or abandonment"
belongs exc'Lvry 10 the action oil the Stl's Mhtre
exists. Upon reir people, whether for good or Tor rv
It has been cast AID enailed without their CONSENT
They found 1t IN cStcncr, interviewer with all Their
political, civil, and socq systems. The Constitution "i
the United States recognizes, and their own CunS'iu-
tons and Laws prescribe m glts and duties pertaining
to it, and they have right t. Iruuire that both shall be
respected and nvirlably main aimed. ANY attempt by
others to Interfere, directly or lireciy, with tic cla
ton of master and servant is doing rioclcc the spirit
of the compact .f the Union, an. of the laws and
institutions created under the faith Of r. Their fathers
and ours united III raternal harmony aad confidence,
and torcthrr achieved independence. They rsta-
LlsLcd common government, dispensing ana occurring
all the blessings which man is capable oi enjoying. An
attempt TO disturb that Union, to cst!ange US from ei"
nate in the blindness Of iniatuaton or the Prcmedated
vckeducss of the assassin Our brethren embrace in
the midst of themselves a population OF an unfortunate
race, nearly equal or superior III numbers To thcir o"
and however strong they be, however little OF nuch
they have TO fear from servc war: Instruction or
an excitement il is their right their palpabe and IN
questionable right to demand that no interference from
abroad shall be permitted with this domestic inSti-
,u,icn contrary 10 the laws enacted fer their sccl.
rty aud tranquility. We condemn cmphal!caIiy, all
publications. whether incendary or ccnsonus: any IAN,
guagc acts. Inconsistent with the iralrrna respect ana
regard due brethren of the conicderacy: on
matter deeply and vitality affecting themselves. We
dpccac the agitation vi this question: not en-
IT, unjust in view OF our relations and duties: but also
disastrous in It's influence over the advancement ana
happiness of the victims of miserable and mistaken
philanthropy which necessarily comprls the master. Tor
his own protection, TO impose restraints adverse to his
own feelings and to their interests. We compassionate
opponents in their plllul efforts to connect MI van
Buren with Abolition OF the insidious attacks 81 tie
New York " Courier & Enquirer and the = Evening
Star" express cur special contempt
CONNECTICUT.
At 4 town meeting holden in Canterbury, Oct. 9Th
lo:;5, the following Resolutions were adopted:
| Whereas the signal success Of the Revolutionary
struggle. gave the Colonies freedom, and chang them
from dependent Colonies to sovereign and independent
States and preserve property Life and honor, the Union
of these States was formed upon principles OF I9tI
concession and cu.prvniise. By the adoption OF the
Constitution each State gave its sacred guarantee that
the others should enjoy ali their reserved rights and the
faith Of each Stale, to its utmost extent, was thereby
plrdgrd that these ri hls should be enjoyed, and this
Constitution should be kept uvlolate lIoug hou all
coming time. Nearly halt century has elapsed, and
every revolving year shows the wisdom Of the Union
and displays equally, the folly Of those who may seek
| 10 disturb It:
And. Whereas there in The Northern States set Of
men, who call themselves AboloniSts, combined with
their money and influence, Tor the purpose OF exciting
loca [ca.uses and sectional divisions, the end Of which
is divide and destroy this Union, in hope from such
"
personal MISUNDERSTANDING,
Rrsoircd Tina, all hazards the Union of the States
should be preserved and that bchooyes every lover Of
his country to stand by the Constitution, and 10 defend
against The Vaccinations Of all is enemies, whether
open dsguscd and all confidence should be withheld
from such persos and their actions should receive no
councnance support FROM honest men or patriots.
Resoirtd That the Constitution does secure to the
twelve slave holding States their right Of property to be
regulated by their laws tile nosavehoding States
virtually impairing this obi cation, when they inter
irre with that rcation-we dsapprovc and dlscounie
nance Us impoc aud uni us all such interference
HcSolrtd That Forc gu elssarles and rcnrgades who
come here disturb domestic peace invade the sanclly
OF obligations between States, and subver the order and
harmony of Republic, deserve the execraon OF all
good citizens.
Resoirld That the Government of the U. Stacs-the
nation with all its institutions OF right belong TO the
rhie mcn, who now possess them. They were purchas
Cd b. the yaur and blood of their Fathers and must never
DC surrendered to any otlrr nation Or race OF men.
And whereas. by the combined efforts and energies OF
Buiium, Tappan, Garrison and May, an attempt was
made 10 locate within this town, establishment or
rendezvous, falsely dcnonlnated "a school -drs'gncd
by lis Projectors the cafrcthc place to promugate
their disgusting doctrines of aalgamalion and their pre-
ncious Sentiments Of subvcrting the Union Their pa"
p!s have been congregacd here from al quar
tors under the false prctence oil educating Them but re-
ally to 'scutrr Gre-braadS, arrors and de"M among
brethren Of blood That newspaper which CAL
ed upon the SONS OF arica within our government. in the
following emphatic language,
d" Up Aitiru up, come strike
| For God aan vengeance now"
was actually the organ aud mouth Of that establish
| ;t nui. snllcnl " Hhat