Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
ruard its interests and project its fame 70
E. eare as they are to the peace and quiet Of whole

"Such is the present posture OF affairs ne Eohh'"u
Council is not lnfaibe. 1t may nave erred II may ue
that il has no lawful right grant this PERMISSION Inc
Academy is the common property OF the cltizens IL
was erected BY their liberal contributions and ongh not
10 lie polluted by assembage OF disordery fanatics
whose acts while they degade the city, do also greatly
disturb the quiet Of the good People ot these United
States
Fellow Citizens! LIE, US NEE, and deliberate these
things This Erenig, at o'clock let us repair TO the
Academy and there willie that building is yet free from
the pollution which awaits it, let decide what the &C.
may require, and that lei US do Saturday, oc'
touer IL, lc:E,.
as Beardsley, a. G. Dauhy D. Wager, s G"rm" M
Mott, E, Hart J: G. Deverrux, Richard Sanger, II. ~"
Benedict George w Gardiner, Jas. H. hcrilhS' 'Tst
Newell, d. J Morris. Amos Clravcr A. g. Johnson, '
NJ. Lewis TIL Rockwell, 3. Lansing: X. " Ssa.h
Jno Egaa +. w. Gurau. WIN. r. tri"ws' -, S"I W. 4"
tnayd Th,s: Colng. ChaS. ). Wilson, . Doo'1 Ill., ~
ratio Seymour, f. ) ijarnun, Rudolph Snyder ! s. W.
Francis Jn!n F. K.ille Kellogg tlufburt: u D. Hia'tr
son. v " Livingston. i. X. Eutler, G: sanger ~ -
Williams, James M'p"n"ueh n; u Nnwel, '" I'r
jones'. f. NJ Bride, H. smith: Harvey Barnard J ,i
rs A Sorucrr ], NJ. Hatch Isaiah Tiffany: A. b. WI
lau,s, K S La;timurr J.. Leach, Chaunccy howe' T.
S Comsock, T. O. Granni< Danirl penhtiu; u!''NI'
Holmes Hutchinson L \. Nrtlorr, H. D. H'', i
y Parker l. W. Liarkr, \. n Weaver, I"n' :>"SI'''
1.r . n,,uhrr e unups ON tied for want ot tlmc.J
Tia. meeting held pursuant to HIS cali, WAS one ~ '
most numerous and Respectable ever ton''" =" t,
Common sentiment vi rrpr"bation az Tic So"oue W Wv
Common Cuuncil aud al the audacity ana ihcthua'y
1s;nns ne ,h ,h|;tiouis,s prrvaded the asseinoiagc
Slrynr rrsoluas expressive OF these sentiments ana
uvowmg determination That the Acaueiiy .' 81. r
prrn,e Court room should not he prostu'eu 10 suc pu
poses were adopted by acclaiati"n. Aha 'e Wv
adjourned IN meet auan their full strength ana uhue'
ali the potency of grcat aud prtvad'ns puo'c S'''
u,ent al the Academy, and III l'e ouPfe! G""'
on the morning ut the 2isl. ('ie Jay Vi wv -
convention1 This movement, we suspect VIII sat'S!
,e authors f this scheme OF nilscrf aud agtatoh la'
they will not be permitted (whatevrr may " the
Of the Common Council Ia dcsccrale any P"0'c oau'S
| hy .I,rii presence anu procreohSS. ~ ,o,.
IF ON tho U,ioa ooservcrEs,ra, Of Monday, OCT ~;
At large und respectable uerting OF Tie cu@I"s %
Utic, convened Pursuant 10 public notlce, at tic
Room in the Academy, Oh the l7th day Oh oc.oD'
81 , ,nrnos. o. taking into consideration ti'c iesoiu-
Ian of The Common Council, passed last evening" grant
iur pr .nssion for the holding OF State Ahoil1 Np
vention I'm this place. motion OF Hon oulnnei tdtus
IL RrpoLrn SNYDER, Esq, was appointed President,
and Jnyn c. Deycrcux, Eptrln Hart, Ezra 5 Barnum,
Kellogg Ilurlburt, Adum Bowman, Nicholas smith, ana
John Is rrusr. Vice Presidents; and on motlon OF ~
Wager Esq, Isaiah Tiffany and William " NoyeS were
chosen Secretaries. -
On motion of Hon S. Beards!ey, committee Of five
was appointed BY the Chair, 10 prepare and report keso
ut,s expressive OF the sense oi the mcrlns CONSIST
t OF the following: MsSrs. Samuel Bcards'cy, cshuu
H. Charch, Ru.ecr g. .Mur. ChauAcey focc, ana Is. D.
Lansing. ~,
After the committee had retired the Hon Joseph Kirk
land Mayor of the City, entered the meeting and being
invited 10 seat with the President, made short ad-
dress in which! from feelings of drcacy towards another
bod, over which lie presided, lie declned The invitation;
but at the time expressed his dec ded opposition 10
the resolution OF The Common Couhci, WHICH occusioh
ed the present meeting. .
The comiitee. after short recess, by Hon. b Boards.
lew lis Chairman reported the following preamble and
resolutions for the consideration OF The meeting winch
having been read and the meeting having oeth aoofeSs
ed by several gentlemen, were adopted;
The Citizens OF Utica here convened, deem 1t unneccs'
srv TO repeat the expression of their decided hostility
to the Of the Abolitloniss, and especially To
the assembling Of their Convention in this city on the
twenty. first instant, at any other Tine Their views
upon this subject have former occasions been express
ed and reiterated they unchanged and probably u-
cLauqeabc. The public condemnation of these move
rns is here i, is elsewhere, nearly unanimous and
the present meeting has been called forth only by the
new and expected attitude wEIch has been assumed
by the Culmon Council. Inns meeting mas learned
with no less surprise than regret and morhcatIon That
the Common Council of this city, last night, by vote
of seven four assumed t. grant PERMISSION Tor the
holding of Stale Abel i N Convention OH the twenty
first instant at the plice where we are now aSsehiueu
|, is this vote which has brought tue present meeting
torrt.er-a for which We see nothing Ike 1's-
fcaon, indeed apology; and which, looking 70
the previous acts and declarations Of several OF the Al
drrneu who sustained It, Is wholly inconsistent "'
those acts and declarations.
Therefore, ElSOired That the said vote OF majority
,.a ant usiirial!on Of power, Us that body
has ghitl authority IL, grant such pcr!nissiom Tut
as direct ndign,y The good citizens Of this place
Resorcd, That we highly approve OF the Course which
the Mayor OF this city has tak'n upon this exciting
subject course, i'll The Judgment of this meeting, not
less the dictate of proper srtespect, than Of sound
| patriotism and public virtue.
Rcsoccd, That proi;.r the minority Of the COM
Council who oppusri the adoption OF the resolution
to which have before Refereed expression vi The
thanks and the cordial appreciation Of this meeting
Hr"0trcd That this mlrrting, uninovrd BY passion or
prejudice bat Influenced only by just regard for itself
and for what is due To the quiet and rcpoSe OF the Whole
community, will not submit to the indignity OF an ahoi
ton assembagc being held in public building Of the
city, reared this was, by the contributions of It's c
and designed to b. used for salutary public Objects
and receptacle for deuded fanatics reckless
ncrndialrS.
EcsUr ed That i, is the incumbent duty Of every ct
gen make of all lawful and proper 10
the disgrace which would settle upon this city by the
pa: aSSr:nblagc OF the Convention appointed to be
mead the twcnty :s: st'nt, and that when this meet
ing adjourn it wall ali to meet that day at nc
O'Clock, \. NJ AT this place.
Ga motion Of d. Wagrr Esq, Resoccd, That the pro-
ccpdngs of this meeting be smrd by lis officers and pub
shcd IN the Oneida Wing, Utica Observer Baptist Re-
gSlcr and Evangelical Magazine.
The citing was then adjourned by the President to
te 3st inst, at o'clock a. M, at the same place.
RUDOLPH SNYDER, Ercsidrnt
JouS G. DEvE"EUN, ADAM BowMss,
EPHEaIM Hart, Nicholas SMITH,
EZrA S BAKNUM, Joan B. PEAsE,
kElLoGG llURl BURT, Vice Presidents.
Isaiah TIFFANY, and w. &. NoYEs, Secretaries.
ANrI-SLAvEEY Co,r"SrIoS-We learn from gen-
tman. just arrived from Utica that the convention will
not be held in that city. That the excitement is very
grrat-tnt place can be obtained for the asstmbuge
appears 10 be almost universal not 10 "ow the
renlinn to be ield.--.E. \. LOm., Oct 81
From the Mile Ice, lille Standard o: Cuivn October l6l
GEORGIA ELECTION.
1898 AND lS35-t is natural that friends Il dis
taI,cc should lie anxious learn the result of the Go
vernon election and compare the voles Of the present
year with that of 1888: The aspect of the
The black streak of Modification. that the
middle Of the State added to The lnness Of the vote in
many strong counties, had caused uncasncss some
Of tks true faith Bat you need not be alarmed,
ye good and true patriots The strength is still
yours. and so is the glorious triumph !! II is
true, tia, the reiurns are generally thin, and cs.