Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

onayed against them moral force SO IMPOSING and nm
yeldng taat after moment of oowardy hesiiaton IN.
aaed uisorgnnizers preclptae their nd
aud their standard We congratulate the country
the result The people Of New York have proved them
serves, as we doubted not they would do, TO be sound To
ne core on this subject do believe the abo.
ition pl"guc can be rendered pre- olent amongst
them, notwithstanding the efforts made to import and
spread the f"eign by some OF our learned md nj;
Gus Doclors al Divinity and of disot 0nnz,iiop r.
'our New England friends, too, have sn,u,a ncouslv
ae'sd Win us snd given public and substantial proofs
vii sincerity IN The Professions which they So promptly
mad" at fanruil Halt upon the first development OF IN.
conspiracy against ;lie peace OF the country.
- p"n ~ ui' VA .. we consider the abolition pct
having fai totally aud entirely, although the consp;ra.
ra'ors might well say with Ioispur y th, Lord onr
Po, was good plot laid; friends true and
constant good plot good friends aud full of oxpecta
ton; an excellent plot, very eood friends ,vhy DR.
COX and Or Bcnlan the plot and The 90 neral
1uu'se OF We action Were not there Garrison and
thompson: The Tappans OF New York, and sundry
,e'c"ahtS aud clergynrn of Troy and Albany? Were
hcre not besides the agrarians Had we not all their
letters 10 meet M in arms nm ,,,. ,,',' C.. r. -.
month? '' 49, " ~
Meet they did, but, Horritiy afeord' they dispersed
as soon as They saw their pale faces.
hereafter the leaders of the aboonss will be treat
&C. with less orbcarance than they have been
Inc people better understand their character and
ses an ey formerly did, and consider them as out of
e p"ie o Tue legal and conventional protection hch
society affords to its honest and well meaning members
ahe excitement must now subside. There is no
any food Tor IT. The Tappans will abandon
lo'nS concern. Murrel being already nabLcd aud in
confinement, can no longer agent in the South
nor give credit and atfd funds the concern by his adj
dress IN horse stealing Garrison will prefer 10 sell his
halter In England, good refund price, 10 baving Il
drawn as tight around his neck it ought TO be and will
De he remains here. Thompson il is asceraincd has
MOI yet gone lie is afraid 20 without CARVING with
him some token of his devotion to the cause il, which he
mas been employed The abolition presses here will cease
abated. ~ rS ''''""e's'
The effect of The struggle has been TO draw the al,
enon OF Northern People TO the subject of their relations
win inc southern States, TO aoquaint them with the
state OF domestic slavery there and to make them
Die OF the danger and the improperly any kind of in
terieence IN regard TO it, No attempt produce anv
eSeemcnt on the subject will probably again occur for
many years TO come
In regard to the Southern States, the result is no
less happy They will learn from il to place full conf
oence IN the friendship and justice of the great mass of
the Northern People, and will therefore be exposed 10
less internal agitation and violence upon the recurrence
Oh any slight ebuhton of fanaticsn in future"