Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04
Richmond, Va, Friday, Sept. a.

Richmond, Va, Friday, Sept. A.
TIE u s. Telegraph Aszandria Casette- Phaudefphia
an1uuer-dnd Charleston Courier.
The Telegraph is sebrand of Faction So r,r ne !,
goS' against the Fanatics, we with it, But there is
uee under current IN IFS II is attempting to
convert Tie abolition question into party movement
IL aiming to sever the feelings of the North and South
and to intnldatc the latter from the support of Van
buren, For tins purpose it is first CRYING hun up as the
candidate oil the aboionsts-a then the Northern
President For this purpose Also it earns at all The
meetings OF the North. 1t abuses Kendall for his letter
&C, Nc. We might have expected such course from,
an lncendary who has declared that if Van Buren, was
elected PRESIDENT the Union could not and 0u0Lk moi no
continue We presume lie spoke in the sniTi, of his
colleague IN this City, who has ndiscreetly
that It he were elected, $4,000 Frcemen of VIRGINIA
would be ready TO take up arms.
No wonder, that the Alexandra Gazette IA Whig ma
PERI disapproves of the of the relcoraph .
coarse OF the u $ Telegraph with regard reecn,
S 1 dong us duty It + not our par, by consuming aeens
New York unite. with sister cities in enouncne the
Thursday last Portland o.,S yo At s great meeting
ny intermediate towns have all spoken. The their Ian
h". show their faces. they havo been hitherto
inc charleston Courier thus condemns Telegraph
T o. s. lsegr9prhis mischievous paper, which has but
wards tho south, 'G npp"ny to assume
10 to the reproato Of southern reader II a
% oGanein rights aud grateful TO Southern ooinss,
n saf that the IerqA would suppression of ao
mo9y of feeling between North and south aud TO calm ,
nS.s the wSyes OF tina, agitation which hopes 10 ride
IN 'nph We leave IT Southern saw whether hey
merely a 70 ,"e p Sla5so o S from such
of 10 pc oo"ssS to the injury of Southern rights petit
Masiee IN % I'M h ~ % unqnestionabe that ro,,
.oa from being thus violated infamous
S Con has sIeoa TrSrS does 'a a
Genea The highest injustice pu,ng him the
pabc mail "o h OF ,SSesnI,y PIbiieaons entrusted
eloimed eal right interfere in the n,a,,sr,n c
70 stand on tho Constitution, seek individual
TLih s"PPresses We row give the passage
d%e io oee and has surprised us more
hypocsy before the peone d mas 9psn enabled to play off
upon that in satonto the circulation pubcalon of 1
u a no. SoSSiG as ifaust with most danger What Iisht
" ne or any OF his deputies has authority suppress any S
That we are compelled appeal Mr. Kendall for
And must SoaSern the which
% TO know how far they shall distributing accndary
What abuses may the Federal Government If We sanction
The Philadelphia Inquirer, (another WAig paper with
whom we seldom agree in politics, but whose cours. ON
te whole Abolition question is excellent notices the
Philadelphia Meeting: ~ ''' "'e
Garrison AZ p ~o% IN realGn to
at The o S o the T,nS Ihoraity The resolutions adopted
movement" OF thc Abolitonist; deserving The ombac
henson and Jealous opposition Of every ar of
county, ntihey expressly disclan ANY right irse or
WIN me .uhIee OF Slavery in the Southern states and
amy action upon by the people of the North would o mo-,
Only Woa'ion OF The Constitution, but apcsumpt1ous
Lat@'e u this Commonwealth, enact nrt ess ,G
ProeiSsas 10 rVtect fp citizens s south a ann [
.,oes" ~" our berr be rsde Are no
hole ,r5
DO hey not X" farther than
public meetings a. the South. Are they full eouiyoca and
e1ct response 10 the proceedings Of Richmond
Other southern eitcs! What Telegraph IL, AK M
no Is mere reasons there prudonccis
h"s more IS generous wise, just, Immediately amer
at which uoptcd
vent TO dissatisfaction and to cScn scs sa.5S n
- h' our purpose 10 echo this spirit
tue breach which, car,
posed To create between tho North South we arc dn
ca 10 stand by aud sustain the Souh
we can and ought IN the existing dlemuabut us we re-
uy OF Two since, let the people show thai
h9y place the utmost confidence in icndsp sympathy,
De"Ve we VIII act rs becomes unlind
ing by doubts and suspicious fidelity aud
nass.'' - "'''''esoS'cu-
If the Telegraph be not satisfied ace are The 1rooo
SHionS asserted and the pdgeS forth are in srct
unison with our Rights and Fecngs We thank
the citizens of Philadelphia for the ground they have
taken. Their Resolutions are the model by which we
could wish all other towns, villages and counties woud
fashion their Proceedings
The Telegraph is Indecent enough to complain of thc
absence of three of the distinguished citizens of Phia
deiphia from their great Meeting These are il is pre-
stunned, Mcssrs r. NJ Dallas, Sergeant and hlclvaine-
But 1T turns out, that they sick, and could not at.
tend.