Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08
nos. ds,nsu.hed ei.sns Of the town. wi.h tho follow.

most distinguished citizens Of the town. with the follow.
ing egnarks:
"THE PuDLic AlEKrIsc.-It will be perceived by the
notice which publish to-day. tina, public expression
OF TIC sentiments oil our citizens in relation the
authorized and dangerous designs aud proceedings of
the advocates of the abolition Of slavery in the South
ern States, will be made Friday The call is
Sighed, II viii he also perceived, by large number of
citizens, without distinction Of party and the meeting
viii be attended, have doubt, BIZ the great BODY
Of citizeus and its expression concu.erd IA by near
" every nhabtant The result canr,t be but such as
every friend to his country aud the Union, desire
But we have other evidences than the Argus and the
great mass Of the Republican Press the State New
York-of Mr. Van Drrrns sympathy with the Southern
feelings. We have his own letter TO Gwynn-and
our own Correspondent, who saw MIR. V, b the other
gay at Saratoga-and we have the following from the
noe f" l'e ca, sr. ~ rs ya.x 49,. !, ,.s.
81 have days Li, place While here has, sscs
sosd 10 tai The pe ssnao ~ relation the absorbing
the conduct Of The abo'ion Snd here among
s and must b put Down and tina, their eoaue sending
fact, tho Westminster here has to mail or forward
them sain Yoe may rest assured OF thing friends
who party Of hs Ho are ssr isas
% ssS,s S ' ss which h %:,
m'sppea ~ hases,9d our county, the happest earth
And does the Georgia Journal still cant and cry out
That Among the many greater evils this good
result from the crusade OF the Aboonsts against tie
Ives nnd property of the SoulhIt will compel MIR Van
Bursn and his supporters to shcw their hag''-What
dsngenuonsncss is this. But if any possible doubt can
still rest upon Mr. Van Burens opinions; if Party will
continue to pervert The powerful evidence that has
ready been published, more will be forthcoming Mr.
V Is has declared his disposition 20 any ques
tions that may be submitted to him proper manner
Means aud ways will be fund address hin--snd we
undertake. To say that il his c. be dubio,nd
ed The time is not far distant for this miracle to be ac
conplishcd
Miracles indeed never TO cease Mr. Van Buren,
IS charged with Aboltonism and for what purpose was
4 hat t.le
IN 1t How was it to assist his views Presidential
Candidate? Can single in the world tell us what
good he was to from the agitation? Was he not Sc
sure of his election How could he possibly promote il
by allyng himself with little party of Fanatics which
Is abhorred IN the South and despsed and hated by the
North! AS the Vermont Patriot most Justly and empha
cal llr says
"The Woodstock Courier has been blazing away IFS
artillery upon those madcaps the Northern Abolitionss
for the folly and extravaganza their enterprise and
endeavorng to attach the odum of their schemes tn Mr.
Wa an pnIen declaring oy the way that Mr. b.
with mngling religion with politics in their attempts
pack the whole Papa power upon Mr. v. BIS shoulders
and prove that the influence the Catholic religion is all
on hls side, (hough unfortunately for their purpose
happens that the two strongest Catholic States in
me onion' Maryland and Louisiana, are opposed TO
the Administration the Federalist attempt to
force marriage between him and the abolition
lists They acknowledge the superior sagacity and
shrewdncss of Mr. V. Is. and then go make out ar
alliance between him and Hue handful of restlcss i'm.
prudcn;nsen AT the North who when with the
of the community us "a drop in the bucket when
every BODY knows that connexion with these men
would completely ruin his prospects and popularity the
South! 80 that while they admit his nice power of dis
criminotion, his cunning and foresight in breath
IN the next by surprising his link his fortunes
with The abolitionss he is made the part of folly
and ridiculc. Hsw admirably consistent"
In the name of common sense, then what possible mo.
tive has Martin Van Buren, to join the Abolitionsts
But etus ask on the other hand, what possible motive
have his enemies TO misreprcsent his opinions and
charge him. however falsely with the odium of Adolf.
honism' What motve' Why every motive in the
world which the most infnriatcd partizans who
are bent on its defeat, feel-to blast him with
the most odious calunnies, and to involve him
IN cloud OF suspicion. They there was no other
way TO defeat him-and this is the last card they are
playing against him. The Fanatics are Just lending
themselves 10 the purposes of partyand the Factious
are playing II ali very well, right wIong-rroving
Heaven, Earth and He'll itself to paint him black as
the Devil To blast his Election Will the People be de-
ceived For parts let the blast blow il list
we Will stand up for what believe to be the truth
We believe Martin Van Buren, be innocent; calum.
mated. persecaedand will not, until we ure satis-
lied OF his guilt, join in the cry Of Cruelty him Cru
city him! He is with the Southland the South will
be with him