Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
THE FOREIGN lNCESDIqRY


The n: \. Commercial has charged Ihn,ups,u will,
having "repeardly avrrred in conversation with some
81 the students at Andover that every Shareholder in
the United States OUGHT TO HAVE HIS THROAT CUT or
aeSerrcd to hnrc Ais throat CIT; although he after wards
publicly denied that he had said But the proof is d.
rect and positive. In conversation with some of the
theological Students in regard to the moral instruction
which ought To be enjoyed by the slaves he distinctly
declared THAT EVERY SLAVE SHOULD Pc r,r;,r ~ crr
MASTER S THROAT ~
Thompson has addressed Card to the Boston Atlas
' The J"ti "t most ephatically denying these nlirr-
uunS-and altering mu!, cant alIou, his ,hh,rr-ncc -,
Tie shedding Ut buod,' Nc. &c. 49,.
The Cunmcrcial pedgrs ITSELF ito prove the sub.
ssiht'a! correctness ot lis publication. THIS wr shall
do tsays that paper Of tive Sd inst Is s.n As our friends
iro'h Anu"'rr forward The necessary document. The
proof OF lr fact was furnished the Reverend Dr. Cox,
to carry with him to London. We trust our friends Il,
And'Ver Will see the propriety Of supplying with the
evidence without unnecessary delay u
.ln9therf-Among the 50udd Rcrcrcnd subscribers 10
the Notice tr holding the Convention of Utica, the
2l* inst, We remark the Of the "Rcv. N. Geman,
ID. D., now Of Troy. The n. Y. Star, and the Lynch.
burg fnginan. have both stripped oil The visor from the
Hyp"crLe. The Sta. publishes Bill OF Sale which
he iade OF three slaves, which he sold IN Georgia
and the Firginan thus exposes the inconsistency be-
tween his practice and his modern prtcsSionS
to M sa ws @
Years ago. ta'ea days i" this place. attracting, by his clio
salua religion, sxccrn have regretted
IT, because d. Bcman resided in Georgia,
Saresi utterly iuIuc, ilbc-ju-; morally impossible II
physically ito "asc Mount Alias into the But five
gentleman his expcIiuurc OIL
the subject emng his and Influence the iaacs vino
The more esuSabo thai they hay" 10 PERSONAL knowledge Of It's
necou and huvc been much srcrr hearing
that while t.s Southern States, hiuiscf dealer in
Slaves, buying selling. can't the image Of our
sav'oaaS Gallon: his ssn.ibilr! Which arc
AID keen that, his purchase. separated
aan and ~san e!it not in Cath, publish in OF
A$kaoa that he was harl tha, h severity
m ' s Is "o fuous tina, rh @a as this
the fate o' c ope WHOM he thus scuursed, when m
was the fept?ar OF his nrishbors SHOULD
und read rs LOAF houilss the cruelty OF Southern
compelled ssuk man Venerable for yca:s celebrated for his
Learning until now, esteemed Tor his p. JUS
cc with his present opinions, if he -
This is not only at this time conspicuous abo-
onSt but one OF the s!gners and most active promo
tiers Of the ahaninab Utica Convention the
most outrageous and audacious scheme which has ever
been atoot by the Northern Fanatics
The Boston Statesman, commenting upon tho madness
aud worse than madness, which has summoned the Utica
Convention thus remarks:- We lnay we'll doubt the sim
ccrity OF the who thus busy themselves in inicting
positive ry upon every class Of the community when
we reflect that one Of the movers in the getting up ofis
Convention, is the Rev. Mr. Beman, Of Troy himself
slave holder, and who at,rns upon the
profits ui the trade. We have before CERTIFIED
COPY OF bill OF sale OF three negro slaves executed S
rcccrend gentleman ant authenticated By he's sgnaturs
t we have also bclore US, extract from speech
delivered by him at All anti slavery meeting, in which
lie boasts that he Is not stranger to slavery, having
sided eleven years the South and goes say that
our Southern brethrcn are not competent to speak
partially upon the abolition question because THEY
SELL THE IMAGE OF JESUS IN THEIR
SLAVES" aud "JUDGE WITH THE PRICE OF
HUMAN FLESH IN THEIR Hands," God for.
bid that such men, who make hypocrisy and deception
trading capital should be regarded contributing in
any degree, to the character Of the North while upon
this subject may not be to devote few lines to
Thompson, who undertook to lecture Abingdon on
Sunday evening, but the meeting disturbed by hisscs
missiles, and threats personal violence when the brave
emiSSary withdrew under escort Of womcn-a shield
which has, occasions than one saved him from
popular vengeance"