Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

waiting the course Of evcntshe brand is already kim
aied and must De instantly extingushed Union
Is no more. What then is 10 be done Let eyery
friend Of his counryevery lover Of republican liberty
DC upon the alert. Let meetings be called in every
town in Now England and let resolutions be passed
disapprovng of the anatcal proceedings of the Aboli-
tonsts What is to be done must be done quickly for
these things are suffered TO progress much farther
another year will exhibit prostituted Constitution
broken Union and bleeding Country
we re-echo these sentiments of prevention-We call
upon the Patriots of the North to wak.nget p public
ineetings-scout down these Fnnatics-and no onyer
permit that audacicus incendiary Thompson to de6le
the SOIL on which he treads
.qnoMer Hint TO Judge White,
at Is no longer to be disguised prospects
have .1dsny assumed al i@poag character he will almost
Of the Potomac and Northws Ohio, Kentucky
people than Moa'oc Q Gene enc
Thus, the Wing which but the other day was unite
hearty in the of Judge White ready 10 de-
sen! II will cut him the moment its Impulse Editor
do better with Gen Harrison Woe betide the politician
who leaves the friends who loved him, throw himself
INTO the arms OF his enemics.-But if the Wing still
sticks to him, is because the design is have three
Candidates and throw the Election into the
neligencer is however, still true in its allegiance to
Mr. Webster-and gave him puff on Saturday of some
three long columns.
THE ADDRESS
We recommend our readers the argume tentative
and eloquent Address of the Committee appointed by
the baltimore Convention TO address the Republicans OF
the Union. We copy it from the Globe We have no
room to analyse It's contents or 10 commend IFS merits
But go euogum is necessary. 1t speaks powerfully
for itself
Mr. Thomas w. White assures us, that we have mis-.
understood his leeI-that there not one word in
his conversation at the Rip Raps either with the Pres-
dent or Mr. Blair. about the to be crested in
honor of Chief Justice Marshall His took
place Friday the day after the remains had been
veyed to Richmond; and report had reached him
about any design on the part of the Bar of Philadelphia
to erect a Monument. '''N'
The charge of streiiity comes indeed with nec,I;,r
Of he
ever ,ce shall have solicited an office from the Presden,
IN advance OF his nstalaonor accepted the honorable
mission of Messenger to South America for the MIR
pose OF quoting asked pecunary aid of
any sort from the President, elect then NAV
ce plead guilty TO the charge Brother of mine we nra
thee not To overlook the beam your own eve befnrs
you affect TO spy the mote in ours
There has been much excitement in Baltimore ON nc
count OF the management of the affairs of the Bank of
-hdrydnd Placards were posted Thursday and n
MOP collected III the evening ia front of the house of
Reverdy Johnson, of the persons concerned Some
u n were thrown and few panes of glass broken
nut the Mayor in,erered, and the crowd dispersed
Next day. large meeting of the citizens was held who
denounced this spirit of violence and to tho
Trustees of the Bank reinqush their Trnsts n nd
transfer the books and papers to the Creditors of the
Bank But the same evening, crowd again collected
ana alter another assault on the House, and being ad
dressed by the Mayor Gen. Jones' &C. Dispersed with
out doing any serious mischief The Trustees Ina We
published their resolution give up the books; and we
presume the storm will all blow over.
The Telegraph is cvermore at us. Every No has n
shot-every ball has billet but fortunately for us il is
mere paper-prllet 1t only shows the magnity of its
Editor, without the power to wound Its constant cbo
rus is Abolition Its misrepresentation gross and
nnbushng. late No. republishes paragraph from
the Boston Gazette stating, that sin the wear ISg n t.
time the Convention of Virginia was sitting at Rich
mond, Tor the purpose of forming new STATE Const,n
uon (we) advocated with earnestness and with ability
ana sincerity, proposition to insert in the new nstrt
ment, provision to abolish slavery in the Old Domi
mon 1t is iase-no such proposition was ever made
III te columns OF this paperNo such idea eUer entered
into heGds. 800 ~
If seeking for office any proof scy,,on a. the Lynch
ons OF s most discreet men in Ames lie
married. ~ s tue faf"e. were
,'H again lie shows Us his real character, single fact
hons % s we to ds NJ 'r w. sa1a we invited
b t, dinner to pc On arrangement for bargain and We
with Mr.. Bnren"-But we do saw ,h in,s
,a IN all our intercourse with him or
10 supPS hm, Az" that he never limited i in the
& Judge was hs %o% IN. said 1ooon Noah
go Ss,i s"ows who tho unbushng Correspondent BALI
more 'a'i''''
We leave it TO neighbor answer the remarks If
the L. virginian, about the want OF discretion ogani
cation, and all that. What was only farce 10 us ,,a.
tragedy to him We only made merry at the gross want
oil organzauon winch he had so plteously "depLored."
We have various articles before us both in MS md
print, for which we have this morning. We
shall find room for them in ncxt.-Among these are
some notices we have received from the North both in
TO the Northern States
TO TIE EDITORS oF TIE ENQUIRER.
CHARLOTTE, July 9th, 1885
From perusal Of the enclosed, YOU will see the i'm
Porancc to the individual involved of prompt and de-
cded action III the case and nothing need be added
feel persuaded TO from you those to whom
he addresses himself | am sir, your ODD t. serv't
PAUL S. DARLINGTON
L. y Mr.. Robertson mentions that he became ac
quainted with MIR. Hutchinson of Richmond a merchant
he believes p : q
TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
HALIFAX County, Aug. 9th, 1885
In your paper of the 3Ist of July the statement il
made that, 'the lat No of Human Rights' had been
picked up on Thursday last in the cabin of the Steamer
Kentucky, on her way from Norfolk to Richmond Re-
ports were soon circulated that the man had come 10
Richmond 'Gc-That he had circulated several papers
OF the same description in Richmond" &c A printed
hand bill has been sent from Richmond TO Reins Ia.
yern, IN Prince Edward county and from that pace TO
Mount LAUREL in Halifax, in the neighborhood of which
place now am, statng, am Informed Ct have not seen
the hand-blllO that suspicion attaches Young man
foreigner, just from New York named Robertson who
lett Richmond Friday morning in the stage for Reins'
Tavern, &c. Now, sir am thai person / am qiyen
notice, that If cannot clear myself from the charges
brought against me, cannot remain in safety where
am an likewise told, that if dismissed from this
neighbourhood with these picons entertained
me, cannot return in safety the road travelled to this
neighborhood; excited is the public feeling agains,
me, on account of my supposed conduct
n NO al afe cf a