Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27


9 The following notice appeared Daily Adsofi.ef Of YES.
the poP od tina, The annual
log Of said soey should be holden place, the aPpse
o poyy e1a standing to put stop the meeting let the
They therefore notify the members and the public generally ,a
of The socty as ,Sns ~ q y, & o me formation
pf@ ,s , but WI Dc po,Ponei TIL further notice
Is II not altogether too bad that our peaceabIe city
should be kept in state of excitement and commoiion
by such foreign vngabond as George Thompson, Yes
teTaSy aiterhoon upon mere rninor that he to
lecture before the Female Anti. Slavery Socefv that
part OF ashingon Street in the neghborhood of Amory
HAL was hIed with crowd of people waiting for his ar
rival What their intentions re- have no means of
knowing, but thought could read Judge Lynch quite
strongly depicted in most of their cOunenances Verify
we never felt it until now. After having been for
bid the use Of JRlien Hall, it publicly announced
I'D one Of the morning papers that the lecture would be
postponed to another opportunity and yet the impudent
scoundfel privately engaged Richie Hall for the same
afternoon, and at clock. about forty women col
lectcu IN That room, over Mr. GuveFs store listen
to an address from him. But the credi, our citizens
he was not permitted 10 hold forth and his weak and de-
ludod followers retired TO their respective homes MIR
Thompson was no where to be found - Com, Ga.fac
TIE REAL OBJECT or THOMPSON's MISSION
The English abslltionss, whose organ is now labor.
ing in this country 20 carry their projects are moi
only vehementy opposed to the American Colonization
Society but are in favor OF lgamaon of the Af
can and EUROPEAN races in the United States This is
the true end and aim Of their Efforts and Tie resnn 10
Whch uleY must undVoidably tend. Thomson NAV af
tempt to shield himself FROM public dignaion bv dis
claiming any purpose Of this kind but lis English co.
adjutOrs, who furnish him tic funds for his mission
openly avow and advocate this their object They do
not wish 10 the Blacks cmggate to Liberia bec5usc
they would have them remain where they are for the mr.
pose Of ANAL amating ultimately with the whites And
this is the doctrine which Thompson wishes 10 preach
to the young ladies' Of the Female An.Savery Society
he may pfevaricate he will upon this subjectthc e
gmaie tendency oil s ilB0rs to bfiDg about the con
summation OF mixture Of the tNO races Listen 10 the
following language from the last number of The London
Eclectic Review (whosc authority this foreign expounde
OF our moral and consutoAal duties viii hardly dire
TO dcny) and doubt if you can object Of the English
and Scotch abooHiss in sending their e,pisa1ries 10
this country, and shipping ter cargoes Of anti
tracts to New York TO be Dispersed throughout tho land
The time s come, when it bchooecs British Cbra
ans 70 i mp their voice in loud and emphatic rcnroa
ton OF ine wlckedaess IN which all religious denou,ina
lions ~ the United States less Involved
ne lying prcicncc that Mature herself has Jraoc,
the Inc between the different races and that an inheren
ieehng occa Hons mutual reputation is rcutcd bv ta
mixed blood and 0radations Of color which arc seen
wherever slavery exists" Soy"
" Can any contradiction be more paJoal1e than ,b,,
which these very laws oppose the assertion tat an
insurnouDiabc repuguance exists such intermarria
gesf
10 America, however The Irish, ifhorn black wonld
bat have been excluded from that hospitality which oo
tie Atlantic ports, and proers the rights Of ciizensbis
to the refuse Of al European nationsto the GIges
debtor The pa1per and The convict making m exception