Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

crye how such call coui; be made IN 'ne p'."t
cited state of the PUBLIC mind uu this suo]ect' oy i
who properly acknowledge and iee The oDns"''o"S Vi
patriotism and moral duly :. -, u;u ,
Henry X Smith, then submitted the ioao"inS fcSo'
1,,;on which was adopted:
g p.,or,1 That this Convention regard the Constitution
NJ III, United States Of America sacred instrument
whc! has established the relations between the rrspec
tive States composing the Union. That Constitution re-
coyn!zcs the existence of slavery among our Southern
BRETHREN and guarantees to them protection in the rights
they possessed ut the formation OF federal govern
The question of slavery is therefore, one eScu-
svey within the cognizlnca ami jurisdiction of the pe"'
pic among whom slavery exists: and any interference on
the part OF The general gpvrmn,rn or oil the people Frs
ing in those States wlrle slavery does not exist Win!
relations subSstinm between the master and the slave III
the South Is alike unconstitutional and dangerous 10
tilr stability Of the Union We look upon those WAC
continue circulate aud publish iniamaloy appeals
TO the passions al the slaves, after the exhibition %! lnI
nant feelings wc! such conduct has elected III the
South uivrs and abrurs 0i Instruction and rrvou-
ton who hop", III the cjnfusn OF public altai, an! III
tie dcrau incident u cTil wars to promote their
base and wicked schemes. AS c:liZrns OF great
nation anticipating III common with the people OF the
South l blessings and advantages scared |" US by
The Union will use ali lawful means. rs wei! to pre-
vent the publication an diffusion ui the nsurrcctionary
tracts which have called forth com plants romour South.
vrn friends Us sustain them, III their property and
rights.
The Utica Convention of Fanatics will probably never
take place and have than tor Gull
nr to thu, cuicson The citizens OF Utica have de-
ter,lnrI that lac town shall not bessu,ed by such
and rsGes tIa' u,s s9n who's" G,d na%gs
oil from i, like ripe pears In addition To the disclaimer
of o eleven sisners in Albany, find Tie secc-
drfs in all olr quarters. Fraud quite as rifle as folly
III The whole Giir, and 10 no. Irl!cvc that The ulsS"-
luton Of the vi these States 10 be effected by
forgery. The following letter To the editor Of the
Pvuglikrcpsr Journal: is NOT liler!ng as it tg!t lie
III, plcy Of Arthur lappan MIR. Hall, whose
name lraudurhy appended t" the CALL moi" Only DIS
binsclf r!rely opposed To lhc mad schemes Of the
aboIlonisis' Truly, Iappan may be in t"urishing
way in selling his silks he says lie is, but he is doing
losing business III ansalsa"aoi The following Is ME-
| "PcughkerpSe, Oct. 7h. $3.50.
,icssrs Archsoa s. Srhram, Geat.I fnd my name IN
rcnion Cca. for the purpose IF forming an 7"tiS SID
rcry Suicty an entirely oPpo<rd to he mad schemes
of ihc 45oonsts, and hare signcd uny Thing IF
The hi"@ ie' re'y respectfully j yG"5s, %s, ,,,
Extract Of letter 10 tic Editor ofthc 4rgus, Gntcd Hud-
SCR, Ortotcr ~.
"Sir-G. Gardner, Esq I'll this city: requests you TO
say, thai although lie is III favor Of the Abolition Of! sa
very in the H. States, yet that his attached
the call for the convention Of abolonists Utica with
out his knowledge or consent.
Thus after another Of the pretended signers Of
call Tor Abolition State Convention, disarow publicly
having authorised the of their names. in aid Of this
wpisc than anatcal movement Of The abolition incrnda.
In view Of these and other indications of the pre-.
vacnt sentiment, this subject, among the few
rr..csscd ubuoniSts and Of The OF the Northern
aud ii; particular, of the press of this Stale, the Rci
Iioud EnIulrer we'll says
so tar. the ate Indications from the North and from
New York cheering. The only dark cloud which has
lately appeared on the horizon. is the proposition OF the
fanatics 10 held convention at Utica. This. arc
happy 10 Sec has drawn down upon them the drnunca
,;"a nj most Of the presses CT \. York;
AID vet in the face CT facts, the editor Of the y. Y.
Star, consistent, in nothing but i'll studied course of mis-
bind The South 10 The true state OF feeling al the North
II rcr:Cncc 10 the proceedings OF the abolition fanatics,
has the c:om,rry and may add. the wickcdness and
hyprcrISy. 10 say, IN rriy TO The Enquirer:
50 tax IRON, The news being 'crc ring, as Mr.. Richie
wauii in., r..rrc, 10 SIu om private advccs that
Aho!,;a" III tie North, uniting Temperance and other
societies. Is spreading like wlidire. The convention
'cH he hria. and their publications trcbed in number
We stall hereafter give particulars.
We aware that the source OF this libel upon tie
North % say nothing q. lis cruelty 10 the South,
ing does from The pretended and exclusive cham
pion ai Sec;lGn carries with IL lis coTrrcoi
Bat We prefer to hold the Star lis parlicuiars aud
1hp sincerity ri lis rrr?r by appeal facts
VII! ;:c SIR iavo. III" PnbNc with IL 'pTrate aviccs.
ANY otIrr proof ri the ''srrca''ng like wd:irc Of
uDoiui. :!Ie \ crtE-o: rs c!..0n Nth temperance
al anti ,rc3"g Of abolition pn,ic2-
;lISu: II. ,y,!uc" - authority IL: 81 M ni nc
ao..:ui. convention ,r{ he EeA al tttca Fiber. e
any SUCH evidence lie u,. the pubic prints 1t
yuaa tie recent avo%as o! evening Contemporary
Hcw "!S. o. ils previous concealed adhesion 70 the
causc :. .c abo!i;Ioniss il has un:rr OBJ
s":E..:un; aG il tile Star as any y'&rGte adycrs tina.
!.ct. w cse no time IN uprising .:r North and the
SJ&-'t VI ;"c ourGge upon 3,h. winch II prctruds IN
PROGRESS Ne venture 10 predict that the Sta. has no
sl9i4 p:oos, and WI p'ocacr nrac-2io"y Ag"S.
Foo, :!.e c.au .rsIas Pa. l;.io.i,ory Of Tue:a,
h&I:.AEpLITIp% ,iL!I:Hr.-lHr uirciiiIg wiI,c. vas
LeJ Il the Court housr IN this place. Oh Tuesday last
70 gYc tHprtSs.g the pubic Sp:.Llrcnt rrI!d 10
lc huuiit.1ns;s, w"!i attended, aud quite interest
img. &Pr"cirs wrre delivered by tic Hon. George