Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

one thousand No such number, ure assured, was
Ing attendance delegates, approving of The OBJ
Jects of this scheme Of agitation Possibly under e
efforts OF the radrrsthrr urgent calls upon the few
tanalca and political Abolitionists in each cuunty-two
hundred may have cnngrrgacd on this OCCASION II
trrc Was hry"fid that number, let the agiatprs Show
the fact by tr publication of the names of The delegates
lil!s ral cial IT, larger number than present.
t' purp of effect aroad-to whrli none will BE-
M IT. ready /" Contribute than The p,I.t'c: crndarlrs
q the y. \. Nv. Star and u. S telegraph.
!'Iir Ctra Observe rcontans an account al the dis.
PcrScn OF thu AS"onsts, by tie citizens Of that p'
under the guidance of their highly spectacle and eff
Gent committee, with tie iolloN ing rrnlarks:
III the VI few hours del "at, hc city; part
EN- on the 'nyiloi Of GsrIl si.h u irroIv thai
ta"saeto" of The u.es, which Loush, h.n to Urira city
manned qe during the day AMI evening, excerpt the ia. affair
t!riH subsidized lay Thus Jay mnniny.
Thus did these persist in thp-ny themselves upon
a"d 'GaS has the attempt ren mirtu hus the
noa this e;sho 'suie'a! s,ig" in iis. QUARTERS o:
ana tar aon"c IF tr CITY resrr0d General pai awarded the
Spirited. and dnnrd a . a,p ',I ] md
they su"e uu ti" successful! rS cra, lie nracia'i
the lcen"rrs and til" ind=y offered them. The Ac-
io"i.s will at nst have learned nc citi
rs for s%! is !n " H. "m1 that ry have Too aSn
,'ance' oI III" great boy OF their Intelligent unj nms III
wear the niisnt. for will moiy
BIZ !rult for tbs forces OF The rally
asa" IN ay city village in the State nrm no.
50 much reduced Us make ipraccaal that account.
(f,rcm the Samc.J
"SrHAws The n; Y Daily ADV edited by the Sc
crc,ary of the Hartford Convention (h ready soca'c
of the U. S. Telegraph and Richmond Wing, and ur
form mud bitter assailnt of Mr.. Van Buren,. publishes
letter from Utica. evidently from abnonist, giving
plausible account of the proceedings of the incenda
ries magnityng their strength, assuring the public that
they organized State society and viii urge it forward
donouncing 'roers the great body Of citizens who
nertertd to their city from the stigma of their
presence and to protect it ana the country from the con-
sequences of their nefaous designs, aud finally clac
tcrzng the excitement against the aboitionss alto
gether political" lfthese things So by what poLh
clans these nccndarics Che political co-nperatcrs If
the U. S. Telegraph and n. Y Eve Starr driven from the
house and the city they would have desccrard to their
sinister purposes: BY the Repubiicansthe friends of
MIR. Van Burcn-of course The organs of notification
and whiggery at the South will note The fact.
They mag also mark this additional facl-lhat The Cor
poraton of Utica, which, in disregard Of the wishes and
in violation OF the feelings Of the great Of their con-
stiluents granted perm ssion to the Ab"honsts to
cnpy the Academy, Is composed almost entirely Of
Federal Wings The political division in the board
Fedora! Wings and Republicans. The vote stood, for
granting permission !: against it 1.-TWO Federal MEM
beers voting with The Two Republican members in The
negative"
(Errm the Baltimore Ftyuyiir4nJ
"AH AG:rAyoG.ie editor OF the LATED Telegraph,
noticing Utica meeting The
Ambition Convention, dIssa>ilcon with
OF those WHO opposed Ike ConveHto and prevented its
ahourins Impress The mmI Of the p""r Of The South :at
.hor O! the Moth, and particularly the people u" New iok,
favourable TO the views aud the Of III" Ati"n Not
wis;anding the AMI clear Indications opru.i.io
Ui that the he
slany maintained hut the oil The oi there dp".rL
susntLcn in the OF they rmrSu
disastrous 10 the harmony aa happiness vi the
fany hin could have had tendency impress he ,o.
tor conduct n"i sustain hc" in the bold
that State, the which has been pursued by the Telegraph
produce effect. The attempt has
the convention in Utica, and the consequence m
people Of the place utmost inadncs uni desperation;
adopted aud carried into effect which, while they
to preserve the public peace prevented the no'o" by the Con-
editor Of the TeIesnrh so far from approving a" til" let, nna
oil the Aholonit4, enoncs tirn
charges them with hay 10. acted in the they
ss bu, merely ior purpose Creating LcI~ IN the sun
States that the Aniions weak aud dcslrI pnry
would lac have had them do under tho circumstances: Had they
MANNED quiet an" HSsn no r in the a;s' he would have de-
with respect he would have urged GvLr that they nppov-
they opposed them, .he char
nsnccry and desire deceive the people Of the South Every
an Candid mind spisc such conduct und condemn
iady dual prar,icr il, cmpnycL
ILre% he he, A ',: Free 1+eserJ
political "hair Wherever find nuler akinG
ury Documents the highest degree, esrns the
feelings OF his auditors, AMI Then telling them that such things
dang Union OF these United S,Ass aa to the liberty Of
the people, than a;o tie Alolrionis's"
TIE COLO.rYZ.97IOyN SOCIETY,"
There is strong cuntrst in the North between the
Colonization and Addition Societies. The former is
cccdng in consequence Of the excuses of the !aerand
many Northern citizen appears 10 b. joining H. from
Colonization hope, that il will be Tie Of letting of
tie steam in that diirCton In consequence of tho
cent excitement in the Noh the friends Of Mr.. Gurlry
arc bcst!lrng themselves, with considerable
The last New York Journal Of Commerce is authorised
to say that individuals will pay each $500 the
Colonization Society, making together $1,000, con-
dition tina, $4,000 shall be subscribed by citi-
zens in not less than $500 cuch for the Oh
ect We hey leave TO commend this proposition to the
notice of the many wealthy and liberal nIint,
among US, who wisely set their faces against every
tending to affect the interest Of the South
except such approved md sanctioned by South
| ern men themselves. II is believed that large
majority of the Southern people corcur in the wis.
dom and benrvolence Of the plans pursued by the
American Colonization Society; and III proof Of this
we may remark, than nconsidrrabe portion al the
Society funds derived from the slave holding States
Now, while opposing as they are bound to 90, tie
inous and fatal Of the Aboonists lfnsc
who able, better rvnce their sympathcs for the
coorcd man, and their Willingness TO Cooperate with the
South in any feasible measures for his relief than by de-
voting fraction Of their wealth to this important ojrct:
1t has been thought that the donations had better be
limited in amount to 5000 each If any gentleman
should find it in his heart to send in his fer this
amount, to be called for only on condition that the
$4,000 is made up, shall have great pleasure in hcng
the medium of announcing his brralily to the public
The question between the two Societies came to issue
in striking manner, the other day, ut Montpelier the
Capital of Vermont The reverend fanatic, Mr.. May,
the aboltonist: began the ba.te-and met with over
whclmng defeat. Correspondent Of the Boston Cou'
rer gives the following descrptio Of both the actions
Last evening, esd October.) an adjourned meeting
was notified by pIaeards and hand bills to lake place at
the Congregational meeting house. MIR. May, BY re-
guest" would deliver second address; ether gentlemen
Also were expected 1" speak; at tho conclusion. collie
ton would be taken up. Various rumors abroad
during The day. that there would he dstu bapcc which
the friends Of order deprecated. The evening CAME and
about half an hour after the service commenced tue
wIstling. capping and stamping in the house were so
great 10 adjournment, upon the recomnrnda'
lion of Mr. Knapp, who printer Of the Anti Masonic
paper here, and formerly partner with w L. Car
rson in the Lbeatur Office.
TLn rrruIs nf lhr CnLoui.uiiun Sncittu during the