Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
VOLUME xxXII.--No. Ar,

diary, whose whole aim is political and pc ssonaI seeks
10 accomplish his objects by every scheme of as alton
Gnu Gnu eAsement and is now engaged in the patriotic eff
iot 10 dccelve the citizens of the South the belief
that their brethren Of North are not sincere in tb.i-
expressions against the Aboltioniss that they ought
not 10 be satisfied with them. This Individual living
among MS, and knowing the falsity of his statements
as fully know the aevolence of his mo,ivcs
ventures thus To the character and scope
oil the great movements of the people, which, with.
Out distinction of party sect, and with a unity
OF expression unprecedented in the history of the
country nave given such potency and strength TO the
pubic sentiment throughout the entire North That
these expressions TO the of the leading Null
~ anu ,hsr J'urnas-hat they regret TO the tide
o pnouc feeling setting with such cverpowering force
against the aboonsts-tla they will endeayor 10 The
usost extent OF their powers Of Misrepresentation, to
ian the embers OF disquct and ngender hostile feel
ings between the different Of the countrythat
tey VIII labor to convince the South tina, the citizens OF
the North nsncere their ayowals and xpress;ons
u hat tey do not go far Iough and the other hand
l" convince The North that their Southern brethren are
uiduiy excited, and unreasonable in their demands
it y VIII urge agitation by all of their means of in
nainnaby and viii curse the hour that shall see il al
nyed-iha they will do and urge all this we have no
uouot an agtaled and icverish state Of public mind
ana inc nope OF fierce contention if disunion arc
iheir aiimen But will not believe for moment that
inc rejecting and patriotic citizens of the South will be
deceived by these violations of the truth or aenated in
eeng by imputaons from such sources upon the since.
y OF te great body OF the people of the North These
harpcs of desperate faction must be as well
IN one section the other and being understood ale
mnoxious--.9teny .7rgus.
>, lie Eve Journal of "Wednesday claims the Oneida
Democrat Qhe organ of Mr.. Alvan Sewnrts oboj;,;on
80 :, S1%"hsehion,) as F." Van Buren, and Johnson pa
pr ne true character of that print is dencated in
che sound and pertinent remarks which we copv 10 dav
rom me oiica Observer II is apty described as hay
ing no real or acknowledged connection with the de.
mocrauc party-as being the same Journal tha, ,yos
ooush up by the Opposition last fall is now under the
one q" 'helr defeated candidates for the assem-
!, cured by the same gentleman! who was the agent
ePye last year to negotiate the terms of its anos,ocy
ana lis ostensble editor The of the most active Wh
runners Mt the last election, &c &c However disns,
genuousy II may suit the views of the Eve Journ, 70
treat the matter il is by means ;gnoran Of Ito FAC,
that this pretended '-Democrat' is uof fr;endl 70 Me-
van Buren and Johnson but disguised enemy of both
and OF the Republican tickets in and out of the state
Us own ally poli,icayand the adjunct and echo of The
The +. J. also accuses us of inconsis,oncv and = -
usual liberal IN It's epthes because we Designated the
m'eneht OF Avian Stewart and company as ga po,i-
H. s0hene' "esighed to accomplish the defeat OF the
democratic candidates Nevertheless we still conceive
ne movement to be Of this complexion and started bv
FEhceens with design mend their politicnl for,nnes
than which at the present none can be more desnrat
but we should do the great mass of the onponens of
e.e administration ia this State injustice If we could
suspect much less charge them with participation in
this scheme of mischief. Ii meets we have no dnuh,
w,th the exceptions TO which The remark is npplcnblo
SS'r @Ie'tors "i the T. D Telegraph Richmond Whig
from that quaricr-B.
yesterday New York Evening Post has strun,, To-
Seihr Inottude of extracts from the sneecbes
's oil distinguished Gen of the South-incuding Wosb
lngton, Jefferson Patrick Henry and AN Psa ~ s"
,Sr The purpose of jusiiyng the Interference az Tho
i'er Apoiti9niss with the absolute control guaran
ued TO the people of the South under the Consi;tn,;o
over Tue sate subject Tho editor forgcs that the dis
cussIon and disposition slavery in the south i The
Guitar right of the People and the States of The
Thai - VIC ''ta.es oi the south
usc"SSonsoi The subject IN the slavcholding States
never be attempted but times under
% e MANNER compatible with the safety of the own
oi iaVeS-tha such discussions promise ADVANTAGE
inasmuch MS the slave owners will surely ncvcr ro
emancipation IN such form is calculated tn des,ro
,S ana the prosperity of the State for which
'ey and that inasmuch such advances for
tie anelIoraton of the slave voluntary ON The mari or
ac aslcr IT must necessarily bege kinder feelings To-
wa'os me master on the part of the servant mi the
Interference OF the foreign and Northern aboI;,;onis
WIN he domestic concerns of the people of the South
~ - direct INVASION Of their rghtsand as il
assumes however disguised power over the subject IL
to~ches 1t Justly the most embIered fseI;4ga r
- I'D le whole section of the country. the rights
o which are invaded, against that from which ihe nm
nope OF Immediate freedom from an antHori;ty ;,,ds
VI 'e master deadly cnmity is produced between
"i' "iu MS serVant-the secret suspicion ON one side
ana hate on the other imposing new sl,nckes ON H.
saVc ana creating universal feeling of insecurity and
discorient throughout the whole Southern commu5itv
Tic agitation of this abolition question bv those v.bo
nave no right 10 dsPesc of it, u.s. then very different
!,'S rom That of those who have the right Foreign
interference IN regard to domestic policy is meyer to1e
aVeu ny any but conquered Stale and to sunnos that
Saicsi having special right guaranteed bv the Cans
tuiioh, VIII suffer the citizens Of other States ,rhose
sS arc secured under the Constitution they re-
sect TO Interfere with and discuss and nsettI rciy
n ny 'at Constitution, is 10 suppose willing.
ness not only 70 sacrifice the equpose of our nsut;o5s
and tie pride Of equality amoDe the Southern State
but Willingness to indulge this. coursc Al ,be xa
OF me very safety of their esidcs The British c,n;s
'Ies' VINO are SURFING up the abolition question ought
hot 70 be tolerated here, any more than the Enosb Co
vernneni would tolerate American emissaries em,Jov
ga IN exciting the natives in their East India ndssss
sohS TO insurrecion And it is still less pardonable in
any cilzcn OF the non savc-hoding States To attemnt
20 ons"ttte The compromises which the Concdefaev
iouHoSc, because involves moral treason against the
Union coupled with the immediate consequences Of SER
vac insure elton and more remotely but certainly civil
wars among the states Gtcbe.
LowELL--In copying, week or two aoo c,ono ,Lo
NchWond Compiler paragraph alleging that lie 49,"
hniaeturers ut Lowell give tho prrierenoe to 60;
Nvr Virginia Coal because the latter is raised no a.o
"p we VeDured to question the accafacv Of te s,.a
"' nov rom any knowledge Of own on the anbiect
y"' merely rom IT'S improbabity. Our remarks bave
1871 nom one OF The most respectable citizens of Lowell
uhc annexed letter We suppress fhe nama 80 ,I,a
writer because we know whether he intended IL H.
gwen Mihe public but entire confidence we know mae b
PacCu ~ me correctness of statements We ;nG
hm, however that the Richmond papers ha ge correc,ed
INC error INTO which they fell in regard the sense Of the
roPe o. Lowell, as expressed at the meeting on the
ADghuou question. They, MS well as others Ind bce,
n'scd by misiniofmaion derived we believe from ona
oi tie Lowell iournas.--.Nt mt
c Lowell, September o. 1896
HFsTLrmEE - noticed in the National InteI;oenco,
% me 20 an extract from the Richmond Compiler with
" yeIy proper comment By yourselves
SH'ud moi deem VI notice thts
had not another Richmond I'd tor i'm a recent CO., -,
grossly mlsreprcsenled The sense and action ~ ,gis
to"h' aIdde To TIE meeting the Abolition oues.
u"h. ne leading Lowell papers. Administration and
IMPOSITION have since stated all tic facts CORRECTLY 20
UNIV " IS Impossible for any one who has regard 10
trutl, To doubt that the inhabitants of Lowell co7,o,
ali Northern interference on the Slave question ~
The consumption Of Coal tic past year by tl,e N,pn
iactuung Companies, ~ this place was uoUards -