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

PS "P'non' ne following notice was read at
RAJ o. the CHURCHES last Sabbath
p" The Female Anti.Slavery Society will hold meet
lng AZ Congress Hall Corner Of Milk and Congress
s"eets) on "wednesday T. NJ, when an address win be
ed To attend Z" ''''''
ave really had supposed that Thompson and hi,
''hus haa experienced sufficient opposition 10 prevent
his ersevering ia attempts that tend 10 disturb The penc
oil the community. But il would seem from the above
notice that he and they ipcorrgibc Il, is moi sur
pr'sIng, that there should be women in Scotland 60
ignorant Of the institutions of this country AS To in
uuce them TO send hi'n forth ON his mission 10 ycn
ue natives here as 10 their duties But after what has
happened II is truly surprising that Thomson should
hld SHY women to listen To his sweeping abuse of I'm,
people OF thus country The Female Slavery So
c"y ih-ir husbands, or their fathers or guardians
""yt TO iook l" II, aud keep them out of harm, way
Iuen Is ,ie general current of popular feeling against
ago, that he had been sacneed We repeat that Inc las
been slenced, and predict that he will moi
address The meeting this day at Compress Hall We
earn that the notice above cited read al Dr. Chan
nngs church, To the great regret of that Society and
mat would not have been read had Dr. Chanin,r or
MIR. Gannett been present
'Since the above was in tyne we have beo, ;,cr,,od
'ai The lessee OF Congress Hall has orGdea Tie
Oh Tie intended abolition meeting at that Hall"
The Female Anti.slavery Society has ~;ven n",;c.
that the meeting of the Society viii not take place on
The anniversary of the formation of the Society as was
at hrs proposed, IN consequences of the proprietor and
lessee OF Congress Hall, having forbid the holding of
at that place. We glad, il the ladies' who compose
this Society have discretion enough 10 forbeor r,lI
ing together public assembly, to be addressed by that
prince OF disorganzers, George Thompson-the owners
OF the Hall proposed to be used for this purpose have
had the good sense TO forbid it, We hone that tue pro
Pfelos ct every other public Hall will act the same
discretion until these foreign foneners of disorder shall
have left the country.'-BoStom Patriot
SroPPER.-Julien Hall, in Boston has lately been
hired by new Abolition Church for their use :, cor
tain portion of the time for their religious worship This
privilege was seized upon to let Thompson in to Ina.
rangue company of ladies' But the lessor has pven
notice IN the papers that he shall close the avenues TO
,e iial and that no assembly for such purpose shall
DC holden IN II. ~ T. journal Of Commerce.
"lf the Abolition Convention a, Utica is nut down e.
iectualiy aud PeaeeaJy may look for considerable re-
dncuon IN the Temperature of public feeling By an ar
uce IN today Gazette, it will be seem that the las.
gov lncendary Is about TO be eifectuay ssused nm"
alter which, we presume, he will ''quii the country in
disgust, and go home, perhaps to abuse our country
and people We should like him, however TO carryy
over striking mark ofpublic favor Should ThomS
son remain aud brave popular dspeasure and the Utica
scheme be carried out or broken up with confusion and
piooshed we may reasonably calculate upon an increase
oil excitement Good men of all parties deprecate this
as tending to weaken the bands which the States
together and form our blessed Union -qlexandria Ga
"GEoRcE THoMPsoS-Notices were given in one or
more OF The Boston Pulps, Sunday, that Thompson
would deliver abolition address in Julien Hall of that
city, on "Wednesday Qoday) land the ladies' were es
peciay invited TO attend Great INDIGNATION is mani
tested at tins renewed attempt of this imported ncendia-
y, brave public opinion. From the of the Bos-
ton press, we venture 10 predict that he will not deliver
ms address We are authorised say that the proofs
OF Mr. Geo. Thompson's embezzlcmcn of non;es C,o,,
Messrs. Marshall q Dale of London for which he was
dismissed from their employ, and for their forbear
ance would have been sent mission TO Botany Bay
as also te proofs OF his expulsion from the literary and
scientific institutions DC. have arrived and NAV be
seen IN the hands OF James jarrett ESQ No 200 F.nrl
street lhey are IN the shape of afdavs taken before
ihomas Asplnwall, Esq u S. Consul for the city of
London. -
"Mr George Thompson and his friends will hear from
Andover tomorrow. They ,oH nerer oish 10 hear fran
them again. ~. Y. Com.
The following is the damning letter from Mr. Kauf-
man:
To tie Editors of The Commercial 9d,ert;s,r
1ENrLEMEE-From your paper of the Sd inst pcr-
ceiye that Mr.. e. Thompson denies having EMPLOYED
tne language IN reference slave holders attributed TO
nm IN one oil the recent communications in your paper
AS am the person in conversation with whom the IAN
guage IN question was originally used avail myself of
ne earnest opportunity IN my power TO you that
he employed the very words alleged against him-hat
he made use of the naked, unqualified unconditional de-
caraton, that erery hoder ougki Tor dese,vI IN
hare ms throat cut lnasmuch Mr.. T. has seen fit TO
deny this it may not be improper give short account
OF our interview, and then lei your readers Judge for
themselves.
After considerable preliminary conversation. in the
course OF winch Mr. 4. tested much warmth $50
much indeed that he declared all persons who adopted
my views oil slavery 10 be III the dark be destitute of
moral symPaes, to be caning hypocrites and CHARGED
me with being either present prospective slave.hoI-
derO told him that had heard enough of decamation
and at the instance of friend had called 70 dis
cuss some principles "One of your principles under
stand s that all e-hctdng SIM. Eyes he answer
ed ut Is SIN under all possible and conceivable crcum-
stances "lf that be correct, replied sit at once be-
comes the duty of all public men, and especially of all
PVuchtls, preach agaInstn Certainly, he reloned
II is their constant and imperative duty" q give the
thought) But, replied, if you are correct in that
now shall we account for the fact that while slavery nc
cordng to your own acknowledgment existed at Athens
ana throughout the Roman Empire, during the first are
OF Christianity, to greater ard under worse
forms than ii does at present in the Soutlhow shall
we account Tor the fact that ST Paul during the whole
course OF his ministry, although thousand opportuni
ties presented themselves, in direct terms
denounced this dreadful of all evils beneath which
the earth has ever groaned, upon which Heaven has
ever frowned? Paul preached not your doctrines On
the contrary, he taught-He that is called being SER
want, is the Lords lreeman-likewse also hc that il
Called being free, is Christs servant Art thou called
being servant? Care not for it, And many other
expressions of similar import So do We Mr. T. re-
joined with great warmth'so do we But IF zee Dre0e-
Ell rhat zoe ought, tGught The sares To do iohat
they ought, WE WOULD TELL EVERY ONE OF THEM 40 cur
THEIR MASTERS THROATs.
" was struck with establishment and horror on hear
ing such sentiment announced by Daeitc aboonst
Thinking, however, that it The thoughtess decara-
ton of heated mind and wishing to afford him an on
put the question; "What, MIR. Thompson have their
Threats cut?" eyes,, lac replied, "eyery age-holder
ought (or deserves) to have his throat cut" repeat
ed The question three four times and lie uniformly
answered IN the manner. Aitpr some few words
more had been nterchaDged between u.s. Mr. r. rose al,
hastily from his and left the ROOM ayyqreDfiy in
paroxysm of anger. Sometime in the course of our dis
eusson MIR. IT, made reference TO the law of Moses
found IN Ex II l5 but not in this connexion feel We
ry confident
at should be mentioned perhaps tlat al this time Mr.
l. was flushed with the hopes Of cntfe victory; be-
ing under the impression that lac had gained over the
aige portion OF the theological and acadecal Students
as wen as many respectable inhabitants Of the VILLAGE
Otherwise, in all probability, lac would not have been so
ungmarded aud unqualified in his assertions Inmcdi-
atey after the interview stated above was called by
my engagements to go te Boston, and the evening,
~ one OF his public lectures, Mr. T. denied as stated 10
his the that sush ftpgna,,S InI