Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
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I THE FOREIGN f.ycEvDL7RY
Tie n. \. Commercial has charged Thunlpsan viii,
having repeatedly averred conversation with some
OF the students at Andover that every in
the United States OUGHT IAvE MS ruRo,r cur or
dcsereed 10 hare his throat eu although he
publicly DE- that he had said So But The roof il d.
rect and positive In conversation with some of the
Theological students in regard the moral
when Ought to be enjoyed by the slaves he distinctly
declared THAT EVER, SLAVE SHOULD sn rArcnr r.. Ger
HIS MASTERS TnRoAri"
Thompson has addressed Card to the b s,n Atlas
Of the jJh nit most epllatcay drn, ing tisr ga
IONS "tirr.ng much cant about his 'abhrrcnc. o
The shedding OF blood, &c. &c
The Con"crcai now pledges itself AZ, prove the sub
stahuai correctness OF ITS publication This siull
do (siys that paper Of the Sd inst friends
rom Andover forward the necessary document The
proof OF The fact was furnished the Reverend Dr. Cox
10 carry with him to London We our friends al
Andovcr wiii see the proprety of supplying with the
evidence without unnecessary delay -
inoucr'-Among the 5U-odd Rererend subscribers 10
the Notice for holding the Convention of Utica on the
I,'i . ,"s' we s% mark The name + the kev Brma
burg 'iginan, have both stripped the visor from The
Hypcriie. The Star publishes Bill of Sale which
ne made o. three slaves, which he sold in Georgia
anu tue Virg'nan thus exposes the inconsistency be-
tween s recent practice and his modern Professions
ieuah rsos s. Y ,ssi.
yya as" a,',sd several days IN tins attracting,
a. excitement w. a"s Sssrs,'sS
s, ygns fagas TIA, III. general aad Immediate oil
Mount a nis ,ne o. asn i0 S as a. Is
S " 20 See '.' Gentleman IL tho ss, Of
"s more vsr-olu thu, they ay knowledge
s ns, whit, n the southern States he himself,
savout.n"s, were hi. substitute. Which Su
%n and wi Sea a =; oas OF MS purchase: as separated
mel so wa, ss wa, 50 ".i s, hi. severity
should ill The Aa,i Slavery article.
interest SO 10 do isnoi severity to his
aa read hong cruelty Southern mas H.
@n isI 8 dep pain AMI oaa,ssd
sIs, a% until now esteemed for his pisty Da,
es with his opinions, eau" us p'-s
This man is not only this time conspicuous abo.
huonst, out one OF the sgners and most active promo
ers OF the abominablc Utica Conventional the
most outrageous and audacous scheme which has ever
been set aioot by the Northern Fanatics
The Boston statesman commenting upon the madness
and worse than madness, which has summoned the Utica
Convention, thus ks We may well duubt e ain
cery OF the men who thus busy thesel YES in inctiny
positive injury upon every class of the community when
we reflect that one OF the movers in the getting this
Convention, is the Rev. Mr.. Beman, Of Troy himself
once slave holder and who now iat,ens upon The
profits OF the trade We have before us a cgarfFIrp
copy oil bill OF sale of three ncgro slaves execu by this
recerend genttcnnn and authenticated by his signature in
Jau!-we have also before an extract from, specc
delivered by him anti slavery neetiuu in Which
nc boasts that he is stranger TO slavery havin re-
sided eleven years at the South goes on to that
our Southern brethren not competent to speak I'M
SELL THE IMAGE OF JESUS IN THEIR
SLAVES" and "JUDGE WITH THE PRICE OF
HUMAN FLESH in THEIR HANDs!!' God for
DID That such men, who make hypocrisy deception
trading capital, should be regarded as contribu,,nr in
any degree to the character OF the North While upon
TINS subject II may not be devote few lines TO
Thompson, who undertook lecture at Abinyton on
Sunday evening but the meeting disturbed by Kisses
missiles, and threats of persona violence when the brave
emissary Withdrew under escort of womena shield
winch has on more occasions than one, him from
popular vengeance"
"a Subscriber expresses himself as 'cntely dis
gnstcd with The Abolition Question" and asks fur !, |
change of the Fare We hope to be able 10 crafty
him. by relieving columns from the pressure Of this
question upon them at distant dayespecallv if ihe
at hch L..
we must therefore, cry his patience little onger-fe
also asks us 'why gorge the people with Mr. Leigh
ihere ~ not a man in Virginia, who has known MIR
Leigh That can say he (SIr L. with the Pub
ic Sentiments of the State He was violently opposed
I" the Administrations of Jefferson and Madison The
most popular ones in Virginia. We willing to oblige
our worthy subscriber upon this theme and 10 call new
cause upon the docket for the presentmore especially
as we shai nave so much to say upon Mr. Leigh hercaf
ter, when the Legislature assemblies They will not
cannot steep Orcr the violated Rights of their Cons,
tucnts.
Ioass recently drank at te Eighteenth annrersarv of
ne Salem Charitable Mechanics Association
Our Satioaa OioaNay time all other smc
this Of s O on fS os 'ss s,s and the glory of
by Hon O. Gushing. The ind.oublc now and
The following remark, (says some Editor,) which we
ma IN letter from the late John Randolph his ne
pnew should be engrayen the heart of every Ameri-
can citizen:
The very mention of a dsunion of these States is
great Puohc injury 1t goes unhingc the tone Of the
public mind. 1t makes acquainted witIfthc posi-
biy OF the thing and admitted into their breasts
with that Lphich
~ o"ght TO De held by eUery true patriot"
8 Without union our independence and liberty would
never have been Observation-Disclosures union they can ne
yer be maintained Divided in iw enty four or even in
smaller number of separate communities we shall see
our internal trade burdcned with numberless restraints
and exactons communication between distant points
and sections obsructcd cut off, made sol.
ders To deluge with blood the fields they now ill i'm
peace the mass of people borne and inpoyer
isncd Win taxes to support armies aud navrs; and mi
iitary leaders at the head of their victorious egons he
coming our lawgivers and judges"
a. JachSon $ inaugural .4ddreSS, March, 1893
"a public dinner given to Daniel Webster On
monday last by the Wing citizens of Bangor The |
bangor Coures says that about hundred and 6ftv
gentlemen partook OF the entertainment After the din
ner was over, Mr.. Webster made his appearance ON The
steps OF the Hotel, and delivered eoauent socecb
which received with loud and sincere Testimonials nj
applause. '-s3ieraHdria GazcLtc.
wo dinners were to be given in New York ON the |
Octobcr the anniversary of the Battle the Thames
One, by the friends OF General Harrison TO his honor
ana The other by the friends Of Col Richard NJ Johnson
The respective parties hold each Of them to be the Hero
of the day.
AMCsiSc -" Doe,ors differ" says the Charleston |
mefchry, IN referring 20 tie difference between The
Charleston Courier and YES the Virgns
RESOLUTIONS OF % and 30 &c. The Courier calls then,
mere political humbuggery" we &" the Shibboefh of
he hePubican Faith. But there is something more
amusing even than this ID is how prossIv Doe
nr may differ with himself We distinctly rcmcn ber
inc day when this same Charleston Mercury ouposed
these Resolutions, than hunbusservZand ho,S
strongly It's late Editor (Mr. Pinckney) came forth as
tne advocate OF the most alarming encroacleuts of tho
Federal GovernmentNOw, marvellous to tell ths sanc
"eIcuty Is the baning advocate Of Nullhcstioui Not