Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
POIaTEC AZ.
TWO MORE WIG EDITOR ABoLIrIoNIsTs

from England--who, il seems from the work was con-
iederae with Tappan, while in this country Two re-
marks from the English review will put our readers in
of the character and objects of this British
| tourist of 1884.
The Reviewers
"Le the 3ncrcGas look to a. for M 4bdy has brought
home 10 their door and onc of The fouef or
raer host 81 Me toesf anil d4'st charges Maf hare
erer been drraed against nation The crimnaity of the
United States an reference The Saues has long been
kno,en and ei; la; I'LL noc has it been so frmy
ho.- s;y;"s ,;.,is vn....,,r,s n...
Abdys volumes, and vile carcnturc of the President
whom the English spy vsitcd the Reviewer concludes
with rcmarking that
en-. Perhaps some may f'ney &at they dseorer after
10 trighten mankind soih tho practical cells of RepuLt.
can'sm We core l'tte for such design We doubt not
ma among The supporters and opponents Mr. 4bdys tour
a credfed r 81 no ordinary nature and TINT rood ,oil
arse ont 81 tic Increment, cannot moment despair
ment which has for its end merely the abolition Of
slavery, but of the Republic. II natural that such
an emissary should look into the posture, which the
American press, dsatiected to institutions was like
to take in relation to his schemes And he rives evil
dence, in letter Of Mr. Tappan himself that the Ed.
tors of the New York American and the New, Work
Daily Advertiser, in favor of the scheme of oboli
ton bat had not the indie at once TO
the popular opinion upon the subject In confirmation
OF this, says the Reviewer, she states that while con-
versing with person at Cincinnati, lie was shown
leuer yrom Mr. Tappan, as afterwards appears) from
which he took the extract in the following quotation
Ancr relating what passed during the examination puh
ne meeting Of person who had been Liberia which
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extent W. SSes S% s; s sn
oo @S nus the n% a
REPLIED o tine has not come yT"' a pnPGr He
Daily Advertiser Townsend told me our cause OF w s
jus, one why them do not publish articles
ing to Hiuro H. So he says nothing either side vol iii
Again. MIR. Abby, speaking of MIR. Kings want of in
dependence on The occasion Of the rising in New York
put down the Abolition meeting PROPOSED bv Topnon
says: - Inc New York A American. the Edor of
acknowledged TO Lewis Tappan that the Abolition cause
was just one, thus expressed himself" Here Abdv
quoes paragraph from the American which the Editor
concludes with observing that "iS spirit (that of the
People against AbolitionD admirable IS a delicate
P'ra 20 asa' o. and Tie conduct so taudatte in
stance, most dangeT0nsa precedent"
| These quotations from Abdys work show what we
have always suspected that the fanatics, with Mr. Tan
pan at their head, secretly encongcd in their abo
lon schemes by the leaders of the Opposition-vhile
these same leaders, in their public demonstrations I'M
der constrant of public sentiment and 10 man,ai, tI
influence OF their party III their respective Stacs and in
the South their faces against the fanatics and here
we have the written proof of it, under the hand of Tap.
G Th KTMS EPIToR OF THE AMERICAN
~ your Ps2er lilo laughed and replied, THE TIME HAS NOT
The editor of the Daily Advertiser also assured Tannon
ONE" 'o0i
Can any one doubt the motive Of This secret ;n.,r
ton by the leading Editors of the Opposition promptnu
the abotonists to pcrsevere to spread her incen
diary productions the South when we see The nse
they make of it? -
! Duff Green, but n short time since in obecno IF ve
remember rightly to the of Mr. Kendall MS ex
planned in his letter to the Charleston Postmaster said
Ineepddry IraeiSWc of opnion yooJ
would result from the di.tbuon Of ncendiary
fhey will shew them the which these
ana hsir hxed
@ the tract. ana papers @ into the bands tho
may have prepared them for joining tho any
Now, why does Duff Green wish incendiarv nannb
lets circulated among the honest and intelligent white
czens even the risk of their falling the ha nds
OF the slaves and free negroes who read or of those
worthless white men whose villaines may have prepar
ed them for joining the negroes in any outrage? Wby
does Duff Green Justify the course which the obol,;o
lists assert that they have pursued for they thai hev
have only sent their tracts the honest and jnte
gent! 1t is simply because it is part Of the scheme
OF the Opposition to make Southern party for the bene
ht OF Judge White. This requires slave excemen Mt To
be generated; and the in which they attempt to
TO account Is visible every day in the columns of
their newspapers.
1t but the other day that we quoted from ono of
Judge White and John Bells Nashville organs an ar
ticle from the Boston Atlas, the organ of Mir Webster
charging Mr. Van Buren, with being the Abolition candi
date for the Presidency when the prohpatc
oi me story knew WE'LL that every ingredient of the Abo-
iton party in the North free negroes and all belong IN
the polls. -
so,too we find in Judge Whites Sun Of this c;tu oe
the S0th August last the following quoted from the Co.
lumhus (Gcorgia) Enquirer:
ho naoDedt The abolition Of siavsry in The District
t"t.n6'a 81 ne last session Of Congress- Mr. DrcK-
SON Of Nclg York."
"Wbo rs DIR. Dickson A mEgBgR of Compress and
BOSOM FRfESD or NJ tRTIs VAS BUREg, Of New York
Now this Mr.. Dickson, Of New York so far from
being The bosom friend Of Martin Van Buren, is known
70 be his most bitter political opponent-a man who al.
though he comes rom New York has nevertheless vot
ed IN Congress with every fraction of opposition from,
every olher State, against the friends of MIR Van Bur
en- anu the Administration, uniformly on all party occa
SONS Inc Georgia members formerly in Congress MIR
roster and Others the candidates before the peope
dare not risk rcharacers by pretending that Dick
son was ever friend To The President Vice Ptesiden
OF thai e ever voted with the friends of either ON mario
GROUNDS. They know that he is a bitter Anti no.sso,c
Wing forming Of the little unto of seven or e;b,
ton aud considered much part of the Opooson -
John q Adams Mr.. Hester who brouobt I, d. -
ltiOn petitions other occasions '0
And yet il is through such men that the ODpos,;o,
get UP the abolition excitement North and South and !,
IS by such fasehoods they attempt to operate in Gvor ~
wv, ''ool pigeon, Judge White, in the South.
we entertain the slightest doubt that every word
OF ue utcle from the Maine Argus is true the letter
ahd hat u VIII be 50 eyDeed hereafter If necessary bv
The testimony ofsome Of the most respectable peo1 IN
Portland P'P'V j."
We believe also, il will further be shown. ,I,at Cen
> tessendcn, Of Portland (anoher fellow ;,
Mr. Odsn Whggery and BOLTON and ,,I,1 d,ri,,, 80
march 10 Washington, with the Constitution In ono hand
ana the sword ia the ether 10 depose Mr. Ni,dso, y
mas, 70 show bis contempt Of public opinion on H. -
lect o. abolition, invited black acconpanv bin
tVchurcb ana actually seated bin by his side in liz oe
through the Whole Of dviKa service on the sabL.M
day. "' "aoDaih
we can now point out 20 the South daiinctlv th,
0PPosiuoh huUofs w: the Editor Of the New York
Amencani The New York Daily Advertiser and az ill.,
Iorand Advertiser who, shown in our paper of Sa
The South thus the kind Of sssocis,es 1i;b
MIR Calhoun has had al the North H. -. 49,"