Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

of,hee States Slavery extsd the g.
ai' by ,Ss s9h Ssss Y, r ~s;p s
Of ,s sss ss. SSS the N Of
when the Un,a Was tsnsd Ne sI our armies TO victory aud
The sos ' aoas 's ss ~ IT,. e'@s; t. DO South ad
snsag hs ccn''o eoui have fotncd and tho
The han tie SS Who hoi to Issn. !" ass,"..
they a Il has Bn Ill Saa we ,se%
assin AR vSn Barren, aha, III, SOUTH
Madison o.t yl' son,ern "usnce, Seo do esnnot
Of Mr. N,n Buren, aud biz Friends" gaia The s.ah
% F1 s@ss ws y f 81 asa 5 "S
IL Nerve Yo anu s S iss s.sd himself the hing Of "a
@ as 70 Won they ~ere addesssi had no, besa
,,,, f as. 70. n, ms, ss zs%sA
do not know have W. heard Of adda Slate who
10 Ts'oag either 10 ,ae vaa Buren,
9is@ ,a pssSd i,IS. sSs o
writing from, the s4isr sr;sss Virginia declare. s.
.pn- who Eacn to the Presidency,
aud v VIA; suppose that Mr. ya ue ss,te ,e,s
have been equally dult,o
they Ss' yrsi%i
white glove aud silk stocking, sony to pe the s s
a9d and ases tendance The Spring the sa
e. 11 that 40 one s, sa ps"c1s, M saa W
hand Gazette and Boston al ss %o ~ for The Fort
James r oi Esq q This cy who loag
love ,rs has !.et public adese SUBJECT
extended principle. Of sa srs@ Of
sss" A @, . a. psops q yssa
d'f'0 "aH !" J 3 na.k;"' o.,
won be the Immediate dissolution aeed s, But The
We knew there lightly regard the oos ss 30
,S,e' with Their schemes. nut pn'.ue
South and G% s OF s ssd e e s';s%r y" o w., s
good Of the people hcr. win can
GISs Sss Ta"sss;Ss G ss'' %'1
love s"a@,,s We , he
are oing to separation due,ns
o" % o" sI 10 TO" ages II there il rupture and dis
T be 'oan "a The s"ofset zeal of tho miserable c,ehc. styling
.r.. ftsoS TIC Ns~aort n. H. rxu4.)
s1isa viii Go. heidi So'' iaaueaii
s@oa G @ sip mar, s glad sec such
ted OF among the black. Justly
so inc S0qi the prompt aad decided
,oaa;na or n' pg5a"s nieh Tend directly dis
fall 10 sPsas s q his crisis ifthc nus.
sfee, scheme the nature Of WHICH, they comprehend
enicsyot at least persuade pause ,c mad career M
Particularly public Indignation be expressed again,
males an T 10 sn i s@ 'sG s BY % sO,s E.
S Ije % ,s" "s to ssaS our in a,ica
The people of the slavery an aair which
belongs exclusively to ,ensee The expressly h.
pp 'ss & by So hS non States It Is Idle en
w nope and trust tina, those who Disposed TO embark
weigh the matter IN all its before they
10 I.raec their the RO6eon Loa ION.
nSy nave adopted as known effects follow given
With one more extract we shall close the series of
proofs for to-day Ia show that those acous politicians
VINO are attempting to connect b. with the Additions
anu !" pay s game against MN, as their last Curd2r
are doing without the shadow oftruh or
tce The following Extract is
(From The Boston Statesman
The Atlas, the ether day, asserted that the friends Of
Mr. Van Buren, rallied under the abolition banner ian
New lampshireto this the Concord Patriot replies Us
o!lows:-
" The Boston Atlas with shameless ehtoney pcculGr to is
editor says that r Van Inron the vori,e Aoons
dps.ed fyoI ,her Nothing @Ols us ITO
s1s s fs se "s 10 is s i Of
I'M G sS ssp e a s sse.l. Rive.
& e css Sn Fa sa% % s S %" as s.
s1sdol. Of The federal Journal large
The N. III. Argus dcnounccs the movements of the
Abolitionists as coirnt and reckless, sr,gard efMs
Union1 500
The sane allegation made in regard to Connect
cut--tle Hartford Times says
The Democratic party this State Of erry o sorthsys
s 40 lar as we are informed hold ia
them on their S%' S MssSS a' sa
ay 20 .he AUTHORS ana their eSerons to propagate their
The H0rycrd Democrat, another Van Buren, paper in
speaking OF the abotionsls, publishes the following
The school of philanhopss North known xbo.
oG harS ONE desperate They viii listen
IN the schetn States but determined rush
lnsanc az tins class of believe
ha he scheme Can ever be carried into effect They
IN s nature pfaciabic, and HAT mustltai hIodshsd
confusion at the soa and cndanger the unon
Inc 9s said that the friends Of mr. Van Buren, rail-
lied under the abolition banner in Maine The follow.
ing is extracted from the Portland Argus the leading
Democratic paper in that Statc:--
'HtoioR We suhon tho of another dsoer
ou oil The Slavery esciomeni II is time for these
pause The patience Of the ens good
this be
" the Of these wTeed be citizens
the middle and northern States will msoy unani
NIFTY unsurpassed ADOPT energetic which
1 of
eoontyo the safety Of Southern brethren;
pei'yto hugh obligations Of religion aud mosyi.
nhugh tho viii nllow
Ioly-wil be carried arbraei judgment Nus1 To
ooeyeh The excitement has reached
into position Of all good III To it,"
The JeteTSf mum, another paper printed Portland
which supper Mr. Van Buren, denounces the abolition.
lists as lcOTse than the Tories Of The ReroIufion
NOES, CaTHOLTCS. &c.
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