Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

censure to the conduct Of Lady OF distinguished n'e
rary reputation and whose qualities OF mind ana olo,
si:ion impaired to social converse charm tlat
the beauty and utility of her acquisitions MISS fa
M,rineau vas entertained with unbounded hosPilaily
throughout the Southern States; the doors OF our IT,
snectabEe houses thrown open to her, anu sue
repaid such hospitality by abusing that ins,ut1 ;
ADV other observation must have perceived TO DC mus
.olublv Incorporated with entire system oi soSey,
by uniting with the agitutors and fanatics at tt nho
in lis fierce denuncation. AL late neeunS OF III. Id
Tt;oniss at Boston, Miss Matincau ATTENDED, anu 10 ~
IN Garrson's Lberutor 10 have delivered Tie "oo's
speech. -, =, .:.;o,s ~, This sub
ect NAV have been, she not bound to attcnu a
i,;on meeting and fshe had reflected the pecnai'y
ne her situation having largely pariaken OF Inc tt
fins of the South, she would not have lent l,' -.
fuence of her and presence to set oil "ielc'
whose ends unhallowed as lheir means 'e ~
,.,hc We think ourselves bound to expose TINS con-
nc-ts wide departure from the rules 0! hospitality,
in oratuitous interference with our institutions uo
stale Of society. Miss Marncau, to have been con-
sisteu ought not to have held intercourse with! luci
I,ss to have largely participated in the attentions OF
,,,ehol.rrs when sfe declares that she holds slavery
in :rrrER AEonISATloS." She says, I'm crcry tI%uy
IN eheh she has been in the ,chOc SON, She bched tliat
which she considers "inconststcnt trtM he Ia" q o
yd iucompatible cuh The Of has PTordc"ce and
rct she was in daily communion and fricna'y !htet
change of sentiment with these vIoatos OF Tic Divine
law aud the order Of Providence southrrncrs nave re-
ceivcd rcpcatcd warnings IS 10 the free manner III
how in the flank simplicity OF their manners, they *
tend TO persons who visit them those facilities by when
these persons expect 10 gather materials OF aelnIid
if not defamation and eproach-CAH'7eston f""10.,
We said yesterday, that we had heard that me h"r
DR. Claiming had work in press on the great siG'Gry
question in which he argued for the abolton!Sts we
have since learned that lis lone is not parliza, uut con
clatory We may safely trust the Rev Doctor WIN
onv theme His brilliant talents arc always cmPl"yru
with an honesty of purpose that knows no guile II nc
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| Tnonrs5S.-Ths notorious vagabonA arrived at 81.
Andrews \. B., on the lllh ut. in the bfs snt's"e,
ton from Boston. About week Since ne was seen
Easlpor but we do not learn that he showed hishsr
publicly or made any attempt to aSitac the SUBJECT Oh
abolition The Passport Sentinel lnmaes; mat any
such attempt would be unfa.oraby regarded by tle In
dians" residing in that vicnity.-.3ugtsta Ige.
| GE.RGE TiIoyrsoS-Thc Boston Advocate says
Mr. George Thompson about whom So many Iaie ru-
mors have been made. is now OIL his way 10
We learn from 4 friend Of his, who accompanied nm 10
the vessel that Mr. T. left the residence OF Hr: oont
previously Sunday before last al midday III carriage,
and went or beard the British vessel Satisfaction, IN
which he sailed for ST. Andrews, where he arrived IN
safely the following Wednesday, From thence ne WIZ
country We learn that Mr. T. has collected ample ina
terals drawn from the newspapers, and Tic occurrences
under his own cye touching the moDS murders, &C
that have disgraced the United STATES ms WI make
4 volume. Which is to be Immediately published in
England and will come back upon u.s. through reviews
and other channels, scalding with every drop that
falls
The DISPUTE sErrLED-The New York Commercial
Advertiser saws: We begin 10 think the Journal OF
Commerce was right about Mir. George Thompson 8
having sailed for Europe The Boston papers of Tues
day contain advertisement setting forth that the ncxt
Lbcrator will contain his arccN LITTER written at ST.
Johns few hours before he sailed. Also, statement
by the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society respecting
him. and letters from various gentlenc who were present
1T the hroacutting conversation at Andovcr. Single
copy, IL ccnts-$3 per hundred.