Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
THE UTICA CONVENTION.

We have not received any official or very authentic
accounts Of the adjourned Convention Of Peterboro -
The ~ Y. Ev Post has article upon it, evidently fur
nshcd by Aboltonist who labors to show out as
largc muster of numbers and strength possible. tie
states that at least 900 gentlemen, who had been mem
bers CT the Utica Convention, assembled in the Meeting
House. on the 22d October-that il sat the whole day
without ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the officers of the State
Sucicty-tlat bigocd fanatic, William Jay, the fTrs
denta Vice President for nearly every Congressional
Dstrict-and efficient Executive Committee IN the
heart of the Satctat subscriptions and contributions
taken to the amount of upwards OF Si2Oo-and the
following among other resolutions. adopted:
RsOcd Tia, the time has come to se,'ls the great question
the North SINH its liberty slavery the
Snuh thu South shall give up Its slavery 10 preserve liberty 20
the whole aaon.'' 49,
Tie notorious Noah addresses long letter 10 the Ed
tor Of tie Richmond Enquirer for tho purpose OF putting
eff the strength, and movements ofth Convention We
shall leave TO the La OJscrrGr to unlnask The ns
deus impostor (N'ah) and expose the elaborate msFe
presentations of the Editor and his Rep0rcr. The whole
article upon the face of it, that it wus written
for effect. The base coin manufactured by Noah,
for the purpose of hcing circulated in the South nc
coins lies and his Wing conpatrots issue them. This is
the game which is now playing off The thingis absolutely
derencrating into political unIbug. Noah ana
few Wings in the North beginning to fear lest the uho
un dra1nu should die away-and therefore they are at
Importance as they can. Their iaclinus colleagues in
the South catch the cue, and rcpubls all their carca
lures OF course the U. S. Telegraph has seized upon
this letter of Noas and runpes il forth to us readers
This tic day Ot tic StC0RN GHtC buI uet 10
these mschievouS Fanatics in the North have furnished
too much cause for apprehension in the Southland too
many materials for the political lncendlares to turn 10
their purposes "he snakc is scoched only not killed
The leaders of the abotionsts must be put down. Eve
~ spark should be cxtiuguished the sm"ulder!ng
flame may again break forth.
Noah and such profigute politicians as himself have been
attempting from the beginning to convert this Abolition
ism into party engine. Hence it is, that i'll this late
letter shameless attempt is made to impress he!'et
that Mr. Van Buren, is " not unrendy to the Aboltl-
onists"-and that it his political friends alone
who tried hush Utica, for the sake Of eftecting
their party desgus.-Thus they are playing the old
game of The thief crying Lhie himself-Ihe Albany
rous has detected the trick, and the insldious motive
with which it has been got up We extract ir" That
pauer. and the Baltimore Republican, the following ar
tclss to expose the desperate gate which is now play
ing: FROM NC '7, ,e i"Sus2 ,o,nt 9TH.
Abolition labors at Utica by its reporter but whom every
reader will recognize 'aboAttonia 1T assai!s the
citizens who nterposed and compelled the
to evacuatc the city, :the mob; insists thai tcy m
cuded none but the friends of Mr. Van Buren, and that
the vote of the Common Council in favor OF granting
permission the aboltonists to occupy the caGey IS
true index to the feeling Of the citizens nearly Two
thirds Of the voting population, it contends op
posed to Mr. Van Buren, and his friends who dispersed
the agators. OF course according to this statement,
the Wig friends the Ere. Star 1oere IN Juror o. me @0o-
ltioiss, and opposed any ineposion that might CON-