Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06

F." IL Is evident from the itself that few il any of
the names were signed by the individuals themselves
and there is TO believe that most OF them ha We
been affixed with other authority than the fact that
they had ON former occasons and perhaps without suf-
hciently weighing the Consequences likely TO result
from their proceedings, favored The d,csincs of the abo
h'ioniss We know that this remark is applicable to
several of the names selected in this CITY
Tie X YORK. fdcOcats says, Amongst these signers
regret that the re re ne ar sixry al, rn.xvax
How hs class OF gentlemen, whose prof are peace
ana good VIII 10 all inru, reconcile il to their con
scieers To throw the ebrand Of dscord into our once
happy Uni"i ani their best cndeavors to arm the
slave against the h;aser and the citizens Of one porti,
oil the country against another, passes our cnnprrhr
SION To US IT that the ter ex,cndiny chart
10 these misguided fanatics is at end and that the
voice ot puohc Indignation should be in some WA
!" reach them lmpotent know them To be- of d.
nag any thng TO bring about their cherished plan Of sim
mediate s"i1netmtioa, now unbnshinsy avowed yet
our piethvn 6" the Suut not possessing means of
inior'nation believe that the incendary meetings and
Puocau"ns are permitted amongst US because we are
not opposed to them"
The Ntic York Courier g. Enquirer expresses its ndg
nant astonsncnt ut this attempt OF the Fanatics Thus
lsays he) amidst an excitement that threatens shake
the Union from It's centre TO it's these mad
men have determined upon Il grand central movement
IN the State OF New York-ior earthly purpose that
we can conceive of but to brave public opinion and man
uiicue new sources OF i'll will between the North and
the south, and thus take another step towards the con-
summation they aim at There be shadow of
uvuot lett now even upon the minds OF the chart
taoe, that Dsunon Is the great object of all their
movements-Thcy can have other object. what
ever quantity of hypocrisy they may throw aeound
Their measures and we have only say in relation TO
these most miserable, wicked, aand most DANCE
rons OF all fanatics that ever cursed society,
MUMMY which wall stand patiently agapc upon their pro-
ccedngs would 90 sleep the death drum that was
summoning bandof brigInds the murder of their fan
lies II the citizens of New York willing TO see an
organized body OF incendiarcs hold quiet meeting
within It's very BOSOM for the purpose of connecting
pandoras box OF mseres for the whole counry-f the
well disposed People of Utica choose suffer band of
conspirators TO use their point Il appui for a
crusade upon the institutions established by the wisdom
their orcathes-we hope never hereafter TO hear
hall
the theatre OF Reorganization and bloodshed and when
the American flag counts only twelve in fds
But we do notbeeye, will not belle that Abo-
ton society can be organized in ~ York, at this any
future tme--tn p0biic Such organization may take
place IN cellar, or in The rear OF dark ALLEYS but
we 10 moi oeeve can be done in the open presence
any community in this State. There is a simple way TO
prevent such proceeding. Not by mob-for any
thing IN such shape should only be frowncd down
by the people but be put down promptly by civil ma
gisracy Any evil IS preferable to anarchy, abo
non itS.l-but there rs quiet, aud perfectly lawful
hioae oil cxierminating Iappansn 1t is only for the
people to say and treason has farther in
the United States Let the quiet the orderly opposcrs
go into the unlawful asscmblaes, and there drown the
howngs OF fanaticisin, by voice too loud and too
phntic To be misunderstood If the conspraors see fit
to hold private meetings, let them hold thcn but when
they preach their foul enets in public let the MINORITY
so INTO their abernaccs oftrcason and vote the IN down
the following terms:
lScENDiARsM.-A fre-brand has been thrown into
this city. We did not believe, until the evidence was
before us, that there those among us who would
ted Lv
mao EFFORTS OF Garrsnn Jappan and their associates;
we are now utterly confounded at the fool hardness
1--WE cannot use mder term of those who have given
notice that Convention, to establish State Anti
Slavery Society, will be held here in October in de-
nance and contempt of public opinion so recently
pressed by our fellow citizens And who are liz l.,
divlduals who treat with the sentiments of the
people, and would fix enduring stigma upon our CITY
The notice is headed by 4raa Ste.oart ESQ man dis
tnguished in the political conflicts of this State and
Immediately connected with him, sixteen other ini
viduas OF less notorety of the political sentiments
and to make nearly the sum total OF ioca cendidris
we have the of tcerc PresJyerian ciergyen but
they comprise, we are happy to say only small fur
aem OF the whole body OF that respectable persuasion
They constitute however, believe pretty nearly the
whole effective force of bgotry and fanaticsm in the
county; and one and all of them decided
of the Administration. We have in fact carefully eva
mcd the whole list OF names attached TO the call from
various sections of the State and we have been able TO
select from the 1863 appended it, only four ind
viduals who have any connection with the Rrpnb-
can party; and we do not believe there is who
cure PERMISSION to have his used, who considers
h'msei member OF 1T at the present time. This state
ient ID not made to cast undescrvcd oGium upon any
body of men. We discaim any such design The bel
ter part OF our opponents know condemn the conduct
oil their Jdaated brethren strongly any one
else can do and therefore, without ending to impcatc
them IN any degree, give the political compile xom of
the call only act of sheer Justice TO show
te south that friends have adhered
principles they profess, and To their natural allies the
mocracy there We astonished at the conempiuous
disregard oil public sentiment the sgners OF The call have
exhibited and we particularly shocked the seeming
readiness with which individuals, protesting govern
ed by the most ardent pcty and the lOest sentiments
OF PATRIOTISM ana philanthropy act part at war
with every principle Of morality, and every dictate of
justice, honor and humanity. 1t is unnecessary for
US TO say that for ministers Of the Gospel who keep
WITHIN the sphere of their sacred calling, we cherish
the most profound respect Accustomed as we have
been to think and speak Of them with il is p,in-
iu 10 US to use other language than that Of
tou but should be indeed if we suffered them
to overlap the landmarks OF their duty-prasp with
bold hand the temple of liberties and strsyy it in
ments around without making effort for its projection
mat our advice entreaty, reproof will needed
we do not expect; know the ganODiy i'm which
they are Incascd and although con vinced of
It's tHcTot0uSHeSS OF our assaults there power
tenal enough if it cannot inspire them with lust SEN
uments, TO render all their Vaccinations harmcss-the
concentrated energies Of thank G0d free Deopie-fres
from EceicSidSticat neyaye from cion tgraaay This
IS the protecting @gls nvoke--upon which we con
hdenty rely The people, watchiul will see the dan
ger allowing those who minister in holy things usurp
ing civil authority; and they will resist every movement
lha may be made by them TO mngc the pure waters of
religion with the turbid stream of political strfe-But
we would ask what has Ucd done to deserve the 6oo0r
OF their prcsrmceto be the chosen theatre where their
plans are TO be consummatcd? What act of dlOrail-
toH--of seroduy have performed to win such in
tended nOt0toy-hat would justify them in surprising
we would voluntarily have placed upon us brand Of
iniamy We beg them rciract Our citizens peace
able and unasplrng nevertheless sensitive 20 what
affects the character of their city and they will not
taniely submit to its disgrace aud pollution"
May means be found to arrest the whole Proceeding
and defeat tic meeting Of the Convention Tile cti.
Gems oil New York ought To do tbut above all the la
habitants OF Utica Hartford stie,nazed for heing
TIE Head Quarters of the exccrable Convention which
assembled there III lS4-Will Utica consent to be de-
graded into the Head Quarters of the Abolitonsts who
arc IN 1873 mady striking at the Rights of the South
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