Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

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and have lived during the summer upon bread AM,
moasses" and other light food, sach as children o.,
easily digest Nichols is Grahamite, in principle AMI
commenced his i'll this town by offering TO ectur
boys OH pToparutiOa, at % cents head.
We Informed By the Publishers Of the Loweu
Courier. Messrs iluntress x KIowltom, that W.;.a,.
after being trusted 10 considerable an'u proposed L,
purchase Of thrm several mantis since, lot .f type
but either not b,in5 able to produce the nrem, or will
ling to make satisfactory bargain the said type took
occlsion bet,rec The ght Lno d0ys to put into Drar
teal operation. The principles Of Immediate and anc0nd
tipnai abOtoH Missing several ountS of type. and pre
su,nu they ght have sccrrted themselves the Dir.
OF the Times they sent Of their hands examine ,
premises, when sure enough tie types found s,
asleep uader tie brd occupied by the aforesaid Win.
gate
The abduction was confessed. and Tie necessity 81
the pleaded in extcnuation. But the type were or.
dcrrd back into The service of their rgIitsu masters
VIII, do not hesitate to call the act Of Carrying away
stcuiipe and to declare it to br their belief that he
said Wngae has entered their Office, by of fa,.
keys sundry times and that they made him ucknowI.
edgr tina. he " took the typc i'll question.
The Times is indebted Tor what little circulation j. has
obtained to lis rlntiuE about Catholics, its bcint
kind OF ssicer, II let CT the filth Of the town
II Is true that il has Obtained tr:hing support from lev
of tl aboltuniS,s through the influence q" sHperuu
mcrGry broken d"'ch preacher who peramtula;cs orr
streets. cane IN haHd and eypaats upon the taien,s Of
the aforesaid Nichols and tie valuead prospects OF biz
| paper.
These Le:rdlss little rogurs couple OF weeks since
asked WHY Post NJ .sler desired people. who wen,
to tho Occ for their papers in the middle Of the week
10 c!si Sua!ay &c. We might ask with much luo,e
reason irhy Certain u!cIins broke open Mr. c.
Kitchen n:I r&y they broke open Mr. Jrts fruit ches.
anI what became Of the provisions and fruit carried o
We might ask, tao, whether certain types could not al.
swer l.e question; But wr orbear.
In coiclusInn assure the people Of the South! tina,
the uiy The OF the Times were
suffered To pass w:tiruta contradiction Ivy the papers
here is the perfect iss ir4nce Of the tt!r fellows who
conduct it. One Of them. it is true, far yrang
mas talrm 10 sIrnginS together !lSrhoudS but lie
has particle Of discretion: and knows about
the affairs Of Tic nation Than the g"oSc, whose Gull hr
| writes with.
Out Of hundred v,;ers Of the Administration pa;y
in this town, there not { abotionstS; and Of
hundred WliI voters there not hundrrd-ani cut
Of all this numhrr, do not believe that trenty caa Is
fouaG, who do no; pity and despse the rln!ns OF the
children w,n conduct the Times.
There indeed very few immediate abolitioniyts in
the England States; and they gen. rally religious
and honest penpe whose directed and guided phi.
a,ltIrcpy has been nagned into unnecessary import.
| ance by the fears Of our Suuth'rn brethren.
The people of Lowell neither tanacs, so icnp.
rant the Richuiond papers seem to imagine dging
from the comments upon the article they copied from The
Times. Aud them, that The Snuh cannot an.
peal il: vain to our srnse OF justice; but their
snEls must tell them that the o! the Pilgrims will
never consent To listen to threats All ask, u.s. that
the friends CT the Union, and of State Rights in tie
South will place The confidence motives and
future that they US I'D pace IN llielrS
| (Erora tic Loncii (rHritr.)
! It has been said that "a great book is great evil
The experience of this town demonstrates that snail
newspaper may be evil about great. II hes long
been a matter IF common remark and common complaint
that Lowell is in 4 peculiar manner iaieStrd with 4
swarm Of catch penny publications., which under ya:
Gus titles are constantly thrust into the faces Of the
strangers within gates by lmpudcnt boys, who buy
hem lnr retail. The vruin who get up these ku!I,f
Gus and sat;rical papers, mostly local subjects.
| inca cy n. Q Srr,ru
mischief. The nuisance is vcXa;ious enough, but
by any means dangerous in its lncal operation. But
where in the course Of their exchanges. they trave!
abroad their power and tendency do mischief is al!
most indefinitely enlarged.
1t is hardly possible uag any mi<rc presentation
more gross or any iasclIood more absolutely wild ana
crazy than the assertion that the Abol:nnistS have
only the ina oritv here. in this town, but have recently
carried all before them And yet these nuissncs
(Which here not thought worthy Of notice, aid
hardly Of perrsu) has reported the proceedings Of
our recent pLLc ucctEg TO- -.:!;;
10 have created the impression in Virginia. that the Abc
ousts would not permit it 10 be held, but actually, and
in the most violent and outrageous manner put il down
Msrd i'm this. the Virginia papers proclaim the case OF
Lowell as an instance of the powcr of the fanatics
demonstrating the necessity Of action the part Of
tho South and very strong and alarming OF he
iReliccncy Of all conservative action al the North. ls
painful find gross ilscIood has obtained much
| currency abrnnd--at home. j. nrnds -::''->'~".
little abolonisls can be in all parts OF the counrya,
effccualy outvoted and subdued they hcteifhr
doctrines and schemes are as generally odous 10 oI",
places as to this. the South has rohing to fear Tr
Virginia papers could hardly give uitcrance TO
insulting proach against the aboltonists of this Neigh
boriond. than TO say that the Lowell Times is tr
press. The nconadr,ate boys and mpuden vagaoj'd.
who are guilty of publishing and composing this h"odsf
ialscood and lbcls which constantly hawked ancr
Streets may perhaps he surprised well az gratir
tn hear Of their wide circulation and extensive MS
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