Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

purpose OF preaching against her Union and sowing the
seeds of anarchy in Tic British Empire would he not be
scouied-and driven from the country, Are the u
States the happest people whom the sun shines on
Are we not rising to the most brilliant station 10 which
any nation ever aspired! Have enjoyed an unpa-
faeieu degree OF prospcrity-wout the North having
medded with ousdomestc Institutions leaving rs who
are best acquainted with the evil devise our own re-
medy What right have they To interfere with us un-
der the Constitution which binds us together What
good can they produce: What other consequences in
decd than mischief hesrt-burnngs, jcalouses. rrita
lions between brethren of the same acknowledgements and
shipwrrck perhaps, upon the only rock on Which this
blessed Union can split; We feel the weight of
every word we utter upon this most difficult and
oehcatc subject Virginia is devoted To this Union
she has every inducrinent TO cherish it, IL the
Union be dissolved she will constitute the border
state Her fields may become the battle ground--rhe
Potomac may bristle with rampaits and with arms
put II this madness of fanatcsm be not kept down by
the good and orbearance of our Northern Brethren
'ie e'er may increase, until 1t may ultimately reach the
very heart OF the Unon.-Virginia may be placed be-
tween two tres-betwecn the Fanatics in the North who
arc tanperins with ncTcsts-and asprants 10 the
south VINO seize upon these efforts, To shake attach
nent TO the Union We shall attetnpt 10 keen down
S'.i oiasses-out we again warn the Citizens of the
worm To assist US by that public opinion which carries
so much moral force along with it--It is annoying
enough to US the Northern fanatics their Tappa. or
their Gariisons, ncddlng with our domestic Insntons
but prsuch foreigner Thompson be- cncou RACED
and praised aud rewarded for his pernence il is nas,
all endurance--Alr Gurlcy remarked with much force
in reply TO this man
lie said, His object in coming here was To pet at the
'isaOnse me Anti Slavery society of the unius,
PieguuCcS iey hcd against the Colonization Society
anu possible TO aay that fiery spirit that was raging
IN the North TO the injury of the slave The evaporation
oil the South and the danger of the Union J, was
great political question, connected with the pe.nancncy
"i all our political institutions and with which he
conceived foreigner had right to interfere The
cry OF equal rights raised by the Anil Slavery So
eisty; was the wach-word of the French revolution
winch led to all the horrors of that period and in its eff
ees upon the slaves of ST Domingo bathcd that Island
IN bloodlle denied that the Colonization Society held
that prejudice invncibe, and that their object was
not coercion, but to COLOMBO free people of color with
theIr own consent: and other grounds He con-
Tended that not from prejudice but from an ordination of
providence the blacks could not be happy here and
could never rise to any considerable degree of moral ee
yauon-that the object to plant christian colony i'm
LIBERIA That should put stop TO the slave trade and i'm
prove the condition Of the African race"
we are assured and again by all The intcl
gent gentlemen we from ~ York and the North that
the anatics who are getting the Anti Slave Societies
are dscountenaneed by all the men of sense and bv
the mass OF the People. We beg leave to assure them
that they eanno, too strongly their 10 put
down such mar-pots and fanatics a Boston Editor
speaks of Messrs. Gurlcy and Thompson measuring
swords Heaven forbid that such dongs may not at
some future day cause swords to be measured in ear
nest! - -