Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

a. meeting this afternoon at Congress Hall, and that
thompson is announced to hold FORTH in defiance of the
Puoiic opinion The following notice read at
TAI CT d. the Churches last Sabbath:
ne Female Ant-Savery Society will hold meet
ing al Congress Hall Corner of Milk and Congress
delivered by Mr. George Thompson. Ladies inyit
ed 10 attend"
awe really had supposed, that Thompson and his
lehaS had experienced sufficient opposition, tn prevent
MS perSeverlng i'll mpts that tend disturb the peace
"i inc community. But it would seem from the above
hn'ce mat he and They ncorrigblc 1t is not
Pf'Shs' tnt there should be women in Scotland, so
ignorant ct The institutions Of this country, to in
dnce Them TO send him forth his mission cnghten
Tue natives here az 10 their duties: But after what has
npPmed, IL Is truly surprising, that Thompson should
nhu s'sy women 10 listen To his sweeping abuse n the
ProPe OF this Country The Female Anli- Slavery So
c'ety lhrr husbands. their fathers, guardians
n"9hl 70 'ok 10 II. and keep them out of harms way
Huch Is me general current of popular feeling against
the preaching Of Thompson, that stated some days
ago, that he had been saeuccd We repeat that he has
oren senced, and we venture TO predict that he will not
address the meeting this day at Congress Hall. We
learn That the notice above cited read IL, DR.. Chan
nngs church, 10 the great regret of that Society," and
tnhl II would not have been read, had Dr. Claiming
Mr. Glnnett been present.
since tho above was in type, we have been informed
lnal The lessee OF Congress Hall has 'Jorbdden the bans
o. the intended abolition meeting at that Hail.
Bost0m Centinel
1.-The Female Anti-Slavcry Society has given nn'ice
that the ,ncrlng of the Society will not take place
The anniversary of the formation of the Society,"
at first proposed in consequence Of the proprietor and
lessee OF Congress Hail. having forbid the holding of it
at that place. We glad ii the ladirs who compose
this Society have discretion enough fnrhcar call
ing together public assembly, BE- addressed by that
prince of dsorganzers, George Thompson-tIc owners
OF the Hall proposed to BE- used for this purpose have
had the good to forbid it, We hope that the pro-
Pricors of every other public Hall will act with the
nj
have left the country "-Boston Patriot.
"A STorrER.-Juien Hail. in Boston, has lately been
hired by Abolition Church. for their use: Ger
tain portion Of the time for their religious worship This
rangue company of ladies' But the lessor has given
notice in the papers, that he shall close the avenues TO
the Hall, and that assembly for such purpose shall
be holden in it"-.N. Y. Journal IF Commerce.
eff the Abolition Convention at Utica is put down cc
fcluay and pcaccaJy we may look for considerable re-
duction in the temperature of public feeling. BY an ar
licc in lodays Gazette it will be SEEN that the Glas
Cow incendiary is about to be eectually FUSED up
after which, presume, he will "qut the country in
disgust: and 60 home perhaps to abuse our country
and people. We should like him, however, To carry
over some sr:kin. mark of public favor Should Thomp-
remain and brave popular dsP easure and The Utica
scheme be carried out broken up with confusion and
blondshcd, reasonably calculate upon increase
Of excitement. Guud OF all plrticS drprccae this
as tending weaken the bands which connect the States
together and form our blessed Union. -1cnaadria ill.,
.,iic
"GEoRGE THomrsoH.-Nolccs were given in one or
more of the Boston pu pits OH Sunday that Thompson
would deliver abolition address in Julien Hall, OF that
CITY Wednesday, to-day )-amd the ladies
peciay invited to attend. Great indignation is mani
tested this renewed attempt Of this imported inccndla
nv brave public opinion. From the tone Of the BuS
ton press we predict that he will not deliver
his address. We authorised to say that the proofs
of MIR. Geo Thompsons embrzzcmrnt of monies from
Messrs. Marshall II Dale Of London, for which he was
dismissed from their employ, and but Tor their !orbrar-
would have been sent 4 mission TO Botany Bay,
also the proofs OF his expulsion from the literary and
scientific institutions, &c. have arrived and may be-
in the hands of James Jarct Esq, No. 2o9 Pearl
street. They in the shape o. atdnvlts taken before
Thomas Aspinwal, ESQ. U. S. Consul Tor the city of
London.
':AIr George Thompson and his friends will hear. from
Andovcr They tsA ncrcr 'essh to hear from
them again. ~ y COm.
The following is the damning letter from Mr.. Kaul
man:
" II tie Editors If The Commercial .7drcrtiser.
% GEsrLEMES-Frony your paper OF the Sd INST, per,
ccive that Mr.. G. Thompson denies having employed
the language in reference 10 shareholders, attributed to
him in one of the communications in your paper
As am the person in conversation with whom the IAN
guage in question originally used avail myself Of
earliest opportunity in my tn assure you that
he empoye the very words alleged against hnl-that
lie made use of the naked, unqualified unconditional DE-
claation that egcrY sarch0dcr ought 70" dcscved) TO
hnre his Mroat cut lnasuch as Mr. T. has seen ht L"
Of interview, and then let your readers Judge Tor
themselves
After considerable preliminary conversation, in Tie
Of which MIR. I. manifested much warmth, $50
much indeed that Inc declared all persons who adopted
my views Of slavery 10 be in The dark to be destitute of
moral sympalhrs tn be caning hyp0crdcS and charged
with being either present prospective slave i"l-
drr,) | told him thai had heard enough OF defamation,
and al the instance Of friend had called To dis
cuss some principles "Onc OF your principles under
stand is that ali urL hoding is SIN 'irs, he answer
ed at is sin under all possible and conceivable circun
stances" "If that be correct replied, 't at once be.
comes the duty of all public men, and especially OF all
preachers to preach agalnstt Certainly, ne rri'nrd'
it is their and imperative duty q give Inc
thought) But, rcpcd "it you are corrrctl IN thai,
how Shall account for the fact that while slavery ac
cordnq to your own acknowledgement existed at Athens
and throughout the Roman Enpite during the first age
OF Christianity, TO greater extent and under worse
forms than it does at present i'll the Sout-how snail
VIC account for the fact, that St Paul, during the Whole
OF his ministry, although thousand oppof'uh'-
tics presented themselves, never once IN direct terms
denounced this most dreadful of all evils. beneath winch
the earth has groancd upon which Heaven has
ever trowned; Paul preached not your DOCTRINES On
the contrary he taurhl-lle that is Called being SER
want is the Lords lrceman-kcwise, also, he that is
called being free is Chrsts servant. Art thou called
being 4 servant? Care not for it.. And many ot'ar
exprcssons Of a similar import. So do VIC, MI l. re-
Joined with great warInh-so 90 we. hufy Ee"c"en.
ed ,chat rc ourh or if taug the Sarcs to do 'ehat
then vuyht WE WOULD TELL EVERY ONE of THEM TO CUT
THEIR MASTERS THRUATs.
:: was struck with astonshmcnt and horror on hear
inr such sentiment announced ny pacte aboi,t'on's
Thinking however, that it was the toaghess declara-
tim of heated mind, and wishing To afford MN an OPP
portun,y of recalling such expression, distinctly
out the question: What, Mr.: Thompson have tte'r
tbroas CUT" Yes" he replied, "cvery slaye'hoider
ought Tor deserve to have his throat cut IsPrI
,nswcrrd in The same manner After some few words
more had been incrchanged between us, Mr. j. rose up
hastily from his seat and left the room, apparently in
paroxysm of anger Sometime in the course OF our DIS
cussion Mr. r. made reference to the law OF Moses,
found in Ex 81 l5 but moi in this connection, feel Vc'
r. confident. A.
at shnuld be mentioned perhaps, That at this time HF'
T was flushed with the hopes OF an entire victory ue