Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

was selected wait on Birney and serve him with y
copy oil their Resolutions He must be daft man to
persevee! 1t will be at his own peril He will rue the
consequences, as he persists.
3nother learning TO the -7gitaiors! An Abolition Ennis
up his rebellious doctrines But the oversecr caugh;
MN, tucked him up, and gave him so lashes P,ent-
garde!
.qCT OF .aIfNESTY.
:, The last Lynchburg Virgnian offers the following
The Wing papers have urged upon the peonle tn
keep the questions separate-n order that howe yer
widely they may differ in relation the successor of
zen Jackson they may present undivided front TO
the Emancipaors, the subject of Slavery and with
one voice tell them, thus far shalt thou 60 and no far
ther' why do not the Van Buren, papers accept the
proposition? If their idol be himself an Abolition
ISL his cause ought not TO be pcudced because he lives
IN the midst of the fanaticsm which has engendered and
feeds the chimerical project"
We cheerfuy close with the above Proposi,ion W..
have never been DESTROYS of making this agtang subject
Party Question. We stated in our last paper thai Il
ought not to be so considered. Whatever might have
been our fears of the political designs of some few nd
viduals we Will yield our fears if they will eld their
designs The whole subject ought indeed to be striot
oil all party illusions There should this subject
At least, be no Van Burensm, Calhounism, Clayism
Whlteism, or any other sort of political ism We hail
with great pleasure the sentiment which is now ans
ing sel IN me south There was no party spirit in the
organization OF the Committee-none in the Public
Meeting of this City Tuesday last-none in the De-
bate-the Resolutions adoptedno any i'm the Commte.
Of Vigilance, which has been selected by the Cbarman
Both parties are moving together similar spirit is ac
tuating the citizens of Powhatan We find Nash and
Hopkins side by side with Crump and Miller Peters
burg is Displaying the unaninitp- The notice
fora Public Meeting signed conformity by Haines of the
Consteation) and Wilson (of the IntellQencer) as Sc
cetariesand it is addressed the heads of families
'ouhout distinction Of partgIet the Northern Fanatics
witness this harmony of feeling and concert of move
ments and be warned in time. We hope the South will
move as one solid phalanx--as man
Away then, with all party discords-and with all spe
eies OF wra"gng, upon subject which deeply affects
te interests oil all the South Let the only contest be
VINO enecluaiiy preserve the South from, in
cehdaries and the Union itself from the
OF their mlsdeeds Let discoune ..esoe all atemnts
as the firglnan suggests, to identify it viii. che
rreSiuehtai Election. Let our great ambition be- who
sna pest preserve the South against the Fanatics of the
North-who shall best guard our rights and interests
against their unholy machinatons-an who shall hest
preserve the Union, as long as it be consistent with
our sacred rights and the safety of families But in
making these exertions have right to demand as we
most earnestly hope, that our brethren of the North will
actively cooperate with us. They should exert them
selves to PIT dozen The FanacS-to scout their designs
to paralyze their efforts, and drive the Eniasary
thompson from the soil which he deflng with his pre-
sence.
We close, then, with the Proposition Of the s.V;;
nan'-and we shall faithfully carry it out We cheer
iuliy accept the olive branch, and shall avoid all political
illusions, unless shall be forced into them bv the
" acts or factious designs Of others.
NJ. NJ. Noah is singular wight One dav he comes
out IN strain calculated 10 please every citizen in the
South He takes up the gauntlet for her rights against
the Fanatcsdecares that he has always protested
egcs, and decried every attempt to create excitement
or produce unhappy difficulties the Slave question
throws open the Evening Star for the people of the
South-begs Editors South Of the Potomac to have the
Kindness to copy the aboyeand threatens the Families
with annhilation-and really would excuse him
OF his sns II lie would bring this contamination about by
ms pen and press But in his very paper he turns the
whole subectintoa mere eleconeerng engne-dragqles
on In the mre of long article under the
head OF Tile Stare Questionable Influence on Tho nort
Presidency '-calumnates Van Buren-abuscs the En-
qurercails upon the South TO support their olon cand-
date for tie Presdency-appeas to sectional preudces
anu makes the Abolition question mere political
Hobby, while he has the audacty to cry out thief
upon others. If MIR. Noah were possessed of true
principle he might indeed be champion of which
the South would be proud. But he IL never to be
trustcd-lnstead of the firm, and disintcrestcd Pa
tiiot, he is the hack of Faction One dav he pro-
fesses TO unite the South against the Fanatics or lie
Nort-only TO avail HIMSELF the next of the feelings
lie mas excited, to Glamour against Van Buren, and 10
canmnnte his friends in the South He il one of those
Factious partizans who has been trying to PLAY the
Slave eafdand will play out if he can succeed not
for The good of his country but for the vile purposes d
Party he taken wiser and a better course he
would have deserved thanks-but he has shown his
t'e scotland exhibited tlic wolf in Sleeps sk:n.
FAMOUS VIEWS-fgiss and true!
The Salem Gazette us, that the anxiety and
alarm Of our Southern brethren are without adeouate
foundation 1T admits, that the Fanatics are active
enthusiastic, and well organised but yet it does sno
fear to affirm that the moral and physical force Of The
community is against them, by almost infinite ma.
ority-Yet whilst it gives US this assurance we CON
Tess that we have read remark oftbe Salem Gazette
with much concern and alarm. Some of the
Southern Journals Git says call upon u.s. as we value
The Union to stop the discussion Of the question by tile
Ani-Saycfy Societes If il could be done by ning a
finger te would not do it, The right of free discussion
Is Of more value than the Union We have nc
sympathy with any harsh language headstrone nea
suites OF the AbotiOnists bat we scon the shirt thai
would abridgc, in the slightest degree their undoubted
right 70 use or to abuse the pulpit the press or the pub
lie debale IN the promotion Of their plans What not
~ finger, 10 put down what the Gazette coneases
carried out by the Fanatics would tiample on the Con
stiuiion, and PROSTATE the Union What madness is
tns' What Not put down the Fanatics by the force
OF public opnon-by organising system for stopping
their supphcs-by shutting up the Churches which are
at the command Of the friends Of the Unonby telling
Arthur iappan & Co TO beware s-flh elements of 4
Civil War about to be collected in New England
u foreign war ragged on her borderswould not the Sa
lem Editor lit finger to stop the discussion that would
provoke ITS fury And would il do nothing to deck dowr
spirit the East that is calculated N bring war omono
rs, and TO shake the Union itsefY-No no Far better
are the following decided and stirring strains from the
New Hampshire Gazette
.Fhe principal mover IN IT, at the present time is We
believe an bnglisbman or Scotcbmln named Thompson
sent here expressly for the purpose by whom we know
not but probably the same influence that endeayoYed "a
ncte the blacks 70 deeds Of nsnrecton and murder in
the early stages Of the Revolution IT'S this fellow tbs