Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
Richmond, Va, Friday, Sept. ~.
FEELING or THE .v0R7M.

TO put down the AntAbolition meeting. re see no
thing in the Boston and Salem journals to confirm the
account Of the Lowell Abolition paper.
The public sentiment is manifesting ITSELF in variety
of forms, against the Fanatics
In .Aor,oich, Connecticut or 500 citircns attacked
the Academy OF Mrs Giles buckingham for tie Bsruc-
ton Of negroes the Goth u and turned all the chill.
drcn, about 40 in number, adrh The Mayor Offered a
reward OF 500 for the apprehension of the rioters.
On the 3otl, the Rev. MIR May mpted to deliver
Lecture at HancrhW, Mass-but while he about
to address crowded audience of both sexes u shower
of stones and lighted rc-crackers directed through
the windows into the pulpit and amongst the cogrrga-
tion By the crowd outsIde and the meeting broken
up II s said artillery piece also brought up near
The Church TO brighten the congregation.
In I0,randa, Bedford county Penn am itincrant Lee.
turer by the name of Gunn gave printed notices the
9th u of his intention to deliver lecture An in.
iensty of feeling manifested among our ci,i.
zes and 1t was evident that IT he proceeded considera-
bic excitement would be produced A meeting was i'm.
mcdatey held, and committee of Is % Of our most
man. and iorin him Of the state of feeling and fro"est
HIM to omit his proposed lecture the Consequences
should he persist might be unpleasant, aud perhaps Sc
rous lie was very DESTROYS to be heard, bat sceng
the determination the part of citizens to
ay agitation of the subject he very prudenty thought
best to decline his intended lecture"
The Grand Jury of Ontario county. IN \ have for.
maly presented the Anti Saeery Society and pro,scd
against any further dissemination of its ncendiary stuff
In Princeton, IN ~ Fanatic (by the Of Silas
Iripp> was distributing his Abolition papers and was
attending Black Aeeing-whcn collection of The
c'tzcns proceeded to the house, and requested him TO
come out; ''whch after alteration he did and
gave up his papers, &c; they offered Inn no violence
escorted hun through part of the town. with various
expressions IN reference to Lynch Law tar and feathers
&c &c They conducted him to the west end of the
town. and upon his earnest solicitation inure him.
and promises not TO be engaged here the like
again, they let him 90 without nHcting any injury on
hi-Hc stated that lie agent for the Phiianihro
pst Liberutor &c. copies of which he had in his nos
session, together with copies of the .AnSavcry Re
cord with Arthur Iappans name written the cover"
.Anti..95oidion Meetings.
:, great meeting has been held in Augusta--whose
Proceedings we lay before readers .'rhe proceed
ings svince, on the part of the citizens of that place
"a disposition to use every exeron consistent with the
laws OF the community to repress the movements of
the abolitionss impede the circulation of their uan
maory publications. and stay all agitation of the dam
gg1tous subject among them = Bangor, Halowe
Wiscasset, and Waervile, and Fsifhaven lin Mass !
are moving. ''This is right lsays the Augusta Aoe
Every opportunity should be taken express as strong
as possible the almost unanimous voice of the peopIe
on this subject An Anti Abolition mcetino was br5
IN brunswick, Maine, on the 10Th ult-A public meeting
sealed IN Utica IN ofthe Anti-Aboltonists head
cd by Joseph Kirkland Esq, Date member of CONGRESS
s. Beardsey and As othcrsThe ball is rolling and r
the miserable plots of Party do it, il Will move
EDWARDS through New England, New York and all the
North-showing an unexampled of public SEN
timent against these miserable Fanatcs-promsne the
exertion of all necessary measures TO put them down
the Union. '' ''A'i Vi
One of the largest meetings which has taken place in
portsmouth New Hampshire, for several years was held
on the Sd inst.-The Resolutions were unanimously
adopted-They go the whole length with Southern
rights, interests and feengs-and they conclude ne fol-
lows: 40 w.
"Resotced That although we believe the Advocates
oil abolition have but very little countenance in this
part oil the country-taat they ac md FIR befsecn
yet as much mischief is often originated by the +; ~ 10
the serious injury of the many, bcooves the citizens
OF every town in this State to express their decided dis
appreciation of all proceedings tending TO nierfere in
the subject of Slaveryand thereby evnce to their bre
to this subject ut the North
Resotred That it be nded to the Legislature
tne next session 10 pass such iacs The ergences of
ths unes may require, consistently with the Consn.
ton, to protect Me people of tie South fro,n ans, ,,or
mems ~ nass State, IN regard TO abolition initiating with
ern States upon this subject
Amid these Proceedings, hail with dclpht the
Meeung and Resolutions Of Albany. They are IN TO
the hub They in perfect unison with The Rgh,s
and Sentiments of the South. They are dyested oS all
the metaphysics and distractions Of the RESOLUTIONS
~ York They free from all md 60;
vocaton-no idle denuncations OF The eriis IF S,,s
PomPous assertions of the Right of discussion -
ou hey announce IN the most unqualified terms that il
southern question: which belongs under the Federal
compact exclusively TO the South They denounco ali
discussions upon il in the other States which, from their
aery ma'ure are calculated to 'infame the public mind
ana put an jeopardy the lives and property of thcr EEL
low-ctzens as at so trery rule of moral dtv and
veI suggestion OF humanty aud they reprobatc the in.
dics VINO VIII persist in carrying them on Gas dis
loyaito the Union They leave us IN full possession Of
Inc right OF doing with it, suits own pleasure and
principles They declare that, il is subject only % t.
respective arrangements of the several States ,y;,I
winch II exists and that any attempt by me Gorrr,
zaeHt or People Of any ether State or BY the General
government, to interfere with or disturb il vouId
violate the spirit of that compromise which lies At Inc
pass OF the federal compact They pronounce these
~ " ulslDrDcrS OF the public peace
and declare, they viii "by all constitutional ana IaSv
fnl means; exert er) influence to arrest the or
measures tending TO loosen the bonds of union and 10
create between (thcm) and heir) Southern trcthrrn
leeings OF alienation and dsrust from which the noet
.e'"l sohsequences are TO be apprebe nded They
o'ei lh tue most solemn manner, that the few
e'ong Vhen) who are Interfering with the question
VI are not aching in accordance with the sen
meht OF The North this snhieet aud yyr do M, ds
'ate 70 assure them that the great body of the North
ern people entertain opinions similar to those xnosssd
IN uese resoutons.-finaiiy they resolve in Tho ,ra
sence OF all mankind "1hat We ,p.l,c tbcsn III
elarations TO our Southern brethren IN tj,e ssnss
sPto anity, which bound together their fathers and
is, u"rna long and eventual struggle for .indcpeu
Nence ana that we do in full Of that com
mon association, Piight 10 Sm our foM IN 1poiyfog b,
Soiemnty dccidrld" - W '' was
We hail this Plighcd faith to arrest bv talI ,o,,,
tWtonn and legal means" the movements ~ ,hc Ia
eehuiares, and to maintain in praccs s f, M Iics in
'"s., power, what they have ia Us soemny dec,yed
we hail these pledges with pleasure should il
% necessary, we shall call upon Them in the name
" Vus raersd constitution and their own piiphtrd honor
mem ~ good iaith and 10 act, and to put
down The dsiurbers Of our pcacc
we nave private Letters from Two Of tbe moot ,,o,
tneh Pohlcians OF New York. upon uIis subject yhicI,
" ''" '"si' indulgence TO lay before our readers
msrh g. "ALBANY, September g.
:, Inc Governor presided assisted bv GIN Van
'Ssiaet Vhe Patroon), Dir. CorniaR, Mayor Of the
Sgty, ADJ. van FechteD' thc eminent and venerable
5ehiD' OF the Albany BarO Mr. FlapO Comptroller of
.he state, the late Chief Justice s,,cnccr IA soo,a
twenty other gentlemen &c all political n,r,es and col,
NnGwn mere and throughout the State, The nne,jp,
s'VY"iea the great and predominant sentiment az lie
worm, m language that cannot be n,sundo,sf,oJ ad
can scarcely be perverted. The expression, Ia 90